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makerhacks
Retro Technology
4y
Vision BASIC - A New C64 BASIC Compiler
Vision BASIC is the latest in a long, long line of tools intended to speed up the execution of C64 BASIC code.
$ 0.971
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makerhacks
Retro Technology
4y
Atari ST STOS Programming: Exploring the ST Filesystem
Working with files on the ST using STOS
$ 26.240
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nicholas-596
Retro Technology
4y
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Prepare It To Remake It: Cooking Old Magnetic Tape To Recover Data
Any of us mature enough might recollect the prime of the text experience game type from the initial time around. London-based Magnetic Scrolls was an early spearheading organization delivering titles
makerhacks
Retro Technology
4y
Retro Computer Adventures with Atari ST
Let's talk about the Atari ST
tonyz
photography
2d
Promoted
Big day for Tesla.
Shot these pictures in may 2026 at Tesla Amsterdam. Today they will flood Austin, exciting times! "Tesla is holding its official Cybercab launch event in Austin today, September 3, 2026, at Gigafactory
makerhacks
Retro Technology
4y
Creating a STOS Text Adventure: Adding Objects and Inventory
Before in our Atari ST text adventure, all we could do is walk around a hastily thrown-together map. We check for a limited set of directional commands, and we then check a room array to see if there are
makerhacks
Retro Technology
4y
Atari ST Programming: STOS Text Adventure Engine
While so far in our STOS programming journey we looked at sprites and graphics, it is quite possible to have a fun game experience with only (or mostly) text, so let's take a look at that. In Defense of
makerhacks
retrotechnology
4y
Atari ST Programming: A Simple Game in STOS
Simple "Avoid the monster" game in STOS BASIC
makerhacks
Retro Technology
4y
Atari ST Programming: STOS BASIC Sprite Movement
Getting our sprites to move
pamilerin1
The Ink Well
1d
Published via Ecency
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The Drama Behind the Drama (Fiction)
Broad daylight opened to the receiving room. Longing for his queen, who was away overseas, the king waited. Scarcely had he opened the louvres when a letter came in. "My lord! Here is the masterpiece
makerhacks
retrotechnology
4y
Atari ST Graphics Programming with STOS BASIC
Introduction to STOS BASIC graphics features
makerhacks
retrotechnology
4y
Atari ST Programming: Getting Started with STOS BASIC
Let's code some STOS BASIC for the Atari ST
makerhacks
Retro Technology
4y
Atari ST Programming: Cross-Development with Modern IDEs
We installed ST compilers, now let's test out coding for the Atari ST
makerhacks
Retro Technology
4y
Atari ST Programming: STOS and Turbo C
Getting started with Atari ST programming using Turbo/Pure C and STOS
darth-azrael
retrocomputing
17h
Published via Ecency
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PC World (October 1990)
If you were a PC user in the 1980s and 1990s and wanted a good PC specific magazine, it was hard to go wrong with PC World. The October 1990 issue includes:
makerhacks
Retro Technology
4y
Retro Computer Development in 2022: Bringing My Retro Dev Machines Up to Date
Occupying my mind with retro computer housekeeping
makerhacks
Retro Technology
5y
Remember Sports Games? (The First Home Video Game System I Ever Played)
Back when even sprites were a thing of the future
makerhacks
programming
5y
Character Cell to Tiles and Back Again Algorithm
I hate math
makerhacks
programming
5y
QB64 Programming - Loading and Saving Binary Files
More progress with my QB64 Tile/Map editor
cositav
The Chess Community
2d
Published via Ecency
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Hivesuite for beginners: a guide to playing chess easily
Discover Hivesuite for beginners: play Web3 chess with 2 game modes, 8 board themes, and practice tactical moves on Hive.
makerhacks
programming
5y
C64 Tilemap/Level Editor - My First QB64 Project
Learning a 40+ year old version of a 1960s language in 2022
makerhacks
Tabletop / DND
5y
Working on Dungeons and Dragons in Digital Form
How is gameplay changed when you don't physically roll the dice? Can roleplay even be part of it when you don't have a flesh and blood game master? Since I was a kid I have tried to make games based on
