Two Stop Bits | Yes. It is very cool to see the 8 bit (like) PC joining the others in the demos...

Yes. It is very cool to see the 8 bit (like) PC joining the others in the demoscene.

Had the CGA been shipped with more RAM, it is obvious now many new tricks would be both possible and more practical.

I love the emulation developers too. They really, really wantb to get it right. We really need to thank the sceners for flogging the hardware into fancy tricks and the emulator crews for capturing the subtleties thus making old hardware available for all to explore long term.

Edit: to properly identify the PC, lol thanks to viler

viler 65 days ago
I really enjoyed it! Always fun to hear someone else analyze your work. There could be a lot more to say about it obviously, but given the time limit I thought the most important bits were very well-covered... great use of visuals to illustrate the technical points, too.
> the 8 bit PC
...oh no you didn't :)
- ddingus 63 days ago
  I did! (Sorry, not sorry! Lol)
  To me, it belongs with the 8 bit machines. Well, the very early ones do anyway.
  Low Mhz operation, 8 bit bus, 8 ohm speaker, cassette port...
  It is an awful lot like the Apple 2 and when equipped with a CGA, has that same feel.
  I follow your CGA work with great interest. Thanks for sharing it.
- bmonkey325 65 days ago
  Oh wow! You’re the dude!
  Thanks for sharing this work. Like a fine cognac. Smooth.