ruk_booze

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by ruk_booze 10mo ago
A nice guide on how to actually put those ”illegal opcodes” into work is ”No More Secrets” https://csdb.dk/release/?id=248511
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by ruk_booze 2y ago
Early teen me still knows many addresses and instructions by their decimal values 8^)
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by ruk_booze 2y ago
There are modern FPGA-based options like the Ultimate64. https://ultimate64.com/Ultimate64 Got one of these too (the now discontinued non-Elite version) and it is pretty cool running stuff at 48MHz: https://youtu
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by ruk_booze 2y ago
Sounds like you may want a Commodore 64? Preferably equipped with an Ultimate 1541. Or if that it is too limited, go for the Amiga. It is more modifiable. As a sidenote, I got my Mega65 just the other day. Been waiting almost a year for it
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by ruk_booze 2y ago
How sad to see that this is no more. I helped out reviewing the winning contribution[1] by Linus Åkesson, for what I now know was the final contest. Linus, aka ”LFT”, is a remarkable and truly talented person in so many ways. If you haven’t
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by ruk_booze 2y ago
Not China, but I have used this EU based service with good results and fast delivery https://www.craftrum.eu/
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by ruk_booze 2y ago
Heh, the repo comes with the cruncher plugins I once hacked up for Kick Assembler. Cool! https://gitlab.com/camelot/kickc/-/tree/master/repo/se/triad...
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by ruk_booze 2y ago
The CSDb release page comes with a screenshot https://csdb.dk/release/?id=242711
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by ruk_booze 3y ago
I have been hoping for long that he would finalize this machine of his and start working on a new album. Please get me right, the machine is marvellous but I love their music even more.
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by ruk_booze 3y ago
It has been reverse engineered https://github.com/mist64/geos
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by ruk_booze 3y ago
It is originally from the C64 demo ”Andropolis” by Booze Design and Instinct. Coded by Andreas Larsson, the guy/genius who ported Eye of the Beholder to the C64. Here is the same thing in turbo mode on an Ultimate 64: https:/&#x2
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by ruk_booze 4y ago
ESCOS blew my mind back then. 1001 Crew sparked the whole C64 demoscene, IMO. I stand in awe.
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by ruk_booze 4y ago
mp3 on a stock C64 was showcased by Mahoney in 2010: https://csdb.dk/release/?id=87985 https://youtu.be/0mF9kXZAjsI tbf, it is ”mp3” but still really impressive.
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by ruk_booze 4y ago
Who would have ever thought in 1982 that something like this was possible on the C64?!
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by ruk_booze 4y ago
A local store had this on display for Christmas. Nine yo me gazed upon the dazzling graphics and smooth animations. It was almost as watching a cartoon. This was the exact moment in time I knew that all I wanted was my own Commodore 64 so
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by ruk_booze 4y ago
Love the effect and the in-depth write up! I guess there are not that many that truly understands the effort and commitment needed to get a seemingly trivial thing by today’s standards such as this. Well, I do at least :) A truly awesome ac
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by ruk_booze 4y ago
I have both the C128D and the C128DCR. Unfortunately, the DCR is missing its keyboard :( It was always a bit awkward with the far reach for accessing the Action Replay cartridge’s (a freezer/turbo-loader) buttons since the cartridge po
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by ruk_booze 10y ago
Commodore 64, way ahead of its time.
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by ruk_booze 11y ago
W00t! That's my old 256b C64 version of Conway's Game of Life :) http://csdb.dk/release/?id=104384
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by ruk_booze 11y ago
The log begs to differ http://git.eclipse.org/c/jdt/eclipse.jdt.core.git/log/