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🪐 We've been on Mastodon for many years, but I'm gonna go ahead and post this old Xenia drawing anyways, in case any of our followers from Cohost are checking these tags
screenshots from the Enlightenment website, 2000
https://web.archive.org/web/20000301210806/http://www.enlightenment.org/screenshots.html
tonic okay waiiiiit a minute....hold on....
it's probably a bad idea to do this before learning like, basic #lisp programming but this is cool as hell
You don't have this #RetroComputer ... This is the Pecom 64, made in Serbia from 1985. It uses the very unusual RCA 1802 microprocessor. This is the only one known to be in North America.
Just bought the digital version of the new Lovecraftian quick-play Roguelike, "Roguecraft" for the ECS Amiga.
It's awesome!
https://thalamusdigital.itch.io/roguecraft
#Amiga #ECS #gaming #retrogaming #vintagecomputing #retrocomputing #AmigaDOS #games #roguelike #Thalamus #Itchio #Commodore #CommodoreAmiga #computerrooms #photo #ByteCellar #roguecraft
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maple's posting corner
screenshot from the KDE website, 2006
https://web.archive.org/web/20061223125848/http://www.kde.org/screenshots/kde350shots.php
uLisp now has a compiler, if you're on an ARM: http://www.ulisp.com/list?4W75
it's new with v4.6, but i don't know how specific it is. i expect a RISC-V version will be along in a bit
Announcing Spritely office hours! https://spritely.institute/news/announcing-spritely-office-hours.html
If you'd like to discuss or get help with Goblins, Hoot, or anything else in the Spritelyverse, this is a good chance to do so!
It's remarkable how much of social media, with very few exceptions, is still "Usenet, but siloed"
Check it out, Max Bernstein (@tekknolagi) and I have been playing with and putting together a small, 0-dependency cross-platform platform for GUIs. Standing on the shoulders of Fenster[1] and microUI[2], 2KLoC to get pixels on a screen on Linux, Windows or Mac. No SDL.
https://bernsteinbear.com/blog/fenster-microui
apart from the simple common mini games of up-down, higher-lower, left-right, i want to include a little shop where you can buy foodstuffs and reskin your virtual pet.
bear in mind a lot of this rewrite in common lisp is to make preparation to port to ulisp so i can actually physically realise the lil game.
so i want to be able to fit everything onto a 16x2 LCD character screen. i do not imagine this will be difficult as the pet itself is a one-line emoticon.
It's incredible how much time people dedicate to getting mad about D&D changes when you can just like homebrew stuff or find another damn system. It's not like a closed source video game or anything
Commission offer
Would anyone be willing to accept payment to rebuild this web site for my open source project (just the main page, at least for now) to make it look better and better highlight the three main pieces of information that it contains (summary, link to web version and links to downloads)?
https://kapdemo.dhsdevelopments.com/
If so, how much do I need to pay?
