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by nistur 8y ago
I am in the process of interviewing a guy for a technical role that has the same name as the frontman for a very famous rock band. I am 99% certain I was not in contact with him... although googling this guy's name would come up with a
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by nistur 8y ago
The 32 bit version should compile pretty easily if you use gcc rather than clang. Unfortunately it uses variable sized arrays, which clang says will never be supported, and the 32 bit code is unlikely to get a rewrite. The 64 bit version ho
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by nistur 10y ago
Despite you saying development has stopped, and there being a notice on the repository saying it had no active development, I see commits from 14 minutes ago. I wasn't aware of this, I have been tinkering with TempleOS for a while now,
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by nistur 10y ago
As requested, I'm commenting. I'm a long time user of the Mooltipass, I backed the crowdfunding campaign and have now got two devices of my own, plus one of the prototype mini devices. I'm not officially affiliated with Moolt
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Growing a system – How I do code(nistur.com)
2 points by nistur 11y ago|0 comments
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by nistur 11y ago
Carrier Command was one of my favourite games, but I don't recall ever having a tape soundtrack. Looks like I was missing out. I tried playing it again recently though and, although there was the nostalgia there, but it just wasn'
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by nistur 11y ago
I am very sad never to have had a C64 at the time pretty much because of the SID. The first (and for a while only) computer/console I had was an AtariST which had decent sound chip too but looking back at what people are, and were fond