- A starter kit for CP/M-86 with everything ready to unpack and run. It bundles the PCe PC emulator (Windows only), preconfigured PCe environments for running different CP/M-86 versions including Concurrent CP/M-86 and Concurrent DOS, and other software such as the Pirx Commander file manager.
- So this is the graphics engine for the N64. if you were doing a native port of a game or an emulator project and didnt want to take on the daunting task of building out a 3D engine for your game/emualtor you could, in theory, plug this in and make a go of it.
Deep in the weeds, but for the right hobbyist this might be the ticket.
- Nice to see my site appear here! The Stunts page is still a work in progress, I'm currently drafting a longish essay about the making-of of the mod and building a couple of variants. I'll share the updates on this site when all parts are complete.
EDIT: part I was published: https://marnetto.net/2025/02/20/broderbund-stunts-1
- Hah, I did the reverse a while ago: a ZX Printer emulator peripheral, printing on a receipt printer 😁
- Don’t forget FidoNet. UUCP for us peasants who didn’t have unix or Darpanet access
- Usenet was the only resource for asking questions about pretty much anything back in the early 90s. All you needed was a modem, UUCP, and enough disk space to hold everything. You just had to be patient for the answers to arrive.
- URL is broken, should be:
https://github.com/willtobyte/NES/
Pretty interesting .. off to do some code-reading.
- I have a few thousand, new-in-box 3.5" floppy disks, MS-DOS preformatted, if anyone needs them.
15 Euro's for a pack of 10, plus shipping and handling.
Send me a message.
- In Italy the TI-99/4A was relatively easy to find.
- Side write up for stunts and what this mod actually does. Includes a demo video of updated gameplay
- Og title: Some industries still use floppy disks. This is one of the only places to buy them
I still have usb 3.5” but my 5.25 drive is long dead.
- I would also offer up Wander - since it had mod capabilities to develop variants :
https://www.ign.com/articles/2015/04/27/wander-first-ever-ma...
- Never popular in Canada (at least where I grew up). I remember seeing one in Buffalo, NY and being impressed with the crispness of the dedicated display. Much like the beloved commodore 1701 monitor was a game changer for the c64
- Thank you! I certainly will. I have looked several times over the years. Perplexing.
- Thank you - I looked into that, and I am pretty sure it was not that game, I do not remember a horror theme.
- Gravis Ultrasound - Now there is a sound card ii’ve not heard in a long time. A long time.
- Technically, nothing. Apple still makes them. And they sell quite well.
- Lot's of interesting DOS comments and links on the orange site: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43054963
- There was Mystery Mansion on the HP1000/HP3000 but it might not be what you’re thinking of.
- If you find the answer, please come back and let us know :)
- > It is a stripped down system that does not include systemd, wayland,
Serious indictment of systemd and wayland, tbh. How is it possible wayland is more difficult to build on than X11?
- These demonstrate exactly what Apple understood firsthand from Xerox and what they developed in house. This is valuable because Bill Gates wanted people to believe Windows and Mac developed in parallel from the same source, and these Polaroids show that it just isn't so.
- thank you! I'll let this play out a few days. I have felt like I have been in a maze of twisty little passages, all alike on this one for a long time.
- If you don't get an answer here, you might want to ask on intfiction.org which has a lot of text adventure historians as regulars.
- Before 2040 arrives AI will be able to decompile the entire ROM binary into beautifully commented C code, assuming Apple don't do the nice thing.
- shut up and take my money :)
- Title. Way too long :
X11 Window Manager with Windows 3.1 Hot Dog Stand, Amiga Workbench, Atari ST GEM, Mac Classic and Aqua UI
- Over the past ~1.5 years, I built an open-source FPGA retro emulation handheld that can play Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance cartridges. To my knowledge, there isn't an existing open-source FPGA emulator that can play physical cartridges like this.
One of my main goals was to do all of the pieces myself, and be able to understand every component of it, so I designed my own PCB, wrote the firmware, wrote a Game Boy and Game Boy Advance emulator for the FPGA (using the Chisel HDL), and designed a 3D-printed case.
I detailed the design and development process in the linked post. It's quite long, but there are a lot of pictures and videos.
Code and design files available on GitHub: https://github.com/elipsitz/gamebub
- The SparcStations I used in grad school were so much more powerful than anything had access to at work. Sun and the others totally blew it, just like the minicomputer companies had when the Unix workstations arrived.
- Oh, I know people like that! I just took a different path.
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