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stevengoodwin
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Comment #45704051
Worked second time for me (on Mint) The first time it barfed was because there was a space in the filename, and the QB64 editor didn't handle it. Running on the command line, with …
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Comment #44680156
This is a really nice, and very compact, way of demonstrating the terminal in action. I used it to show off my 2002 version of ASCII pacman game, since no one's going to bother com…
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Comment #41222554
The third iteration of the PC strategy game, Grand Prix Manager, was meant to be in isometric. Instead of clicking on the "Designer" button, and going to a graphical database indic…
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Comment #40237553
Buzzers and batteries count as electronics, imo. The experiment, as per title, is a version _without_
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Ask HN: How would you build a buzz-wire game, without electronics?
I'm thinking of this primarily as a Gedankenexperiment, but also as a practical idea for a game that could live outside in the (English) rain!
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Comment #39101063
Handy if you want to see the basics of how an emulator works, but only have the time to read 100 lines of code.
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Comment #38884530
It has - but I conscientiously recheck my threads for new insight! :) Will email you when I know everything that I have!
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Comment #38881040
Given I'm UK-based, postage might be a bit steep. Let me see how much stuff _isn't_ still out there. FWIW, on most other systems I'm contactable via @marquisdegeek
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Comment #38880998
OP here: Primarily to read them offline. These messages were usually part of usenet, or in emails lists, or held on (remote) servces like Mono at Imperial. You could read them on t…
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Ask HN: What to do with text from old, unarchived, online forums?
I have a stack of printouts of various discussion forums from between 1991-4. Mostly chatter, but several interview transcriptions, news reports, and magazine articles that no long…
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Comment #38840708
Thank you - and you're welcome! :)
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Comment #38794857
No - it came from the line of code that everyone liked to type into computers at the local shop: 10 PRINT "My mate is an idiot "; 20 GOTO 10 I suspect they were inspired from the s…
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Comment #38792036
[Book author here] If you have questions about the contents of the book, it's inception, etc, then feel free to ask. (I also spoke about the book at the computer museum in Cambridg…
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Show HN: Emulator for the Manchester Baby
Apparently, the first computer with a stored program. But what else can I do with it?
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Comment #36811906
Now that it's almost complete, I feel happy in releasing the solve and renderer code that many might consider a cheat. https://github.com/MarquisdeGeek/HumanShader
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Comment #34371212
For my personal account of FOSDEMs past, including beer, food vans, beer, and talks then I've written a diary that might be an amusing read: https://marquisdegeek.com/words_fosdem …
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Comment #33694415
I've been experimenting with AI and other algorithms to expand and enhance my original leitmotif compositions. So I wrote the linked soundscape as backing for “The Raven” by Edgar …
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