Can someone please point me to the Commodore PET 2001 / 3016 / ... memory map? Only finding the one for the 8032... Most interesting: Where is the screen RAM? But also everything else... :)
#commodore #commodorePET #retrocomputing
#Dillo is now 25 years old!
Check out the special page for the anniversary: https://dillo-browser.github.io/25-years/


former and current apple HyperCard, macromedia Flash/Director, and microsoft Visual Basic users: what features of these IDEs made them indispensable to you as a creative person?
i've been building a shareware development kit/IDE (https://exigy.org) that tries to be as user-friendly as possible, and i'd like to borrow the best and learn the most from other great toolkits.
For years now, I've offered free consulting to any hardware company that has a product with buttons. Why? Because most companies don't have a UX department, and bad UX hurts their bottom line. Tiny and inexpensive changes, like a better label or a simple software tweak, could make a substantial difference.
I've written about it here: https://jenson.org/free3/
This isn't a gimmick. I'm lucky to be retired and don't want their money.
This is just me throwing my hat out there one more time...
Tip for #shell users: if you don't already know about 'Alt+.' then you should! It inserts the last argument of the previous command where you are typing. Press it multiple times to step back through the command history.
Even if you know this, you may not know that if you press it too many times, you can flip the direction (i.e. step forwards instead) by pressing 'Alt+-'.
Finally, if you want e.g. the 2nd argument instead of the last one, press 'Alt+2' before you press 'Alt+.'.
@contrapunctus i think this is it!
have a precious moment of free time but all of my hobby projects are in a state of having very difficult to solve problems that need solving in order to move ahead. bleh.
i have somehow lost my best breadboard
devastated. gonna have to buy some more.
i am reviving the discrete transistor computer project for the n-th time
i got diagnosed with autism in 2009/2010 and my family basically said no, and then i pretty much never went back to that psychologist, and then never talked about it ever again
in the past few years loads of people have immediately assumed that i am neurodivergent and it has been startling
i'm 34 in february and i cannot explain to you how mashed up my brain feels sometimes, being denied support and having to enter patterns of crisis just to get help has affected me deeply
not really sure what else to say but if i had kids and they asked me for help, comfort, and acceptance, i would fucking give it to them
this part of the year is the hardest for me
one part of it is the weather: persistent, dry 40 degree celsius heat, i can barely think or breathe sometimes. sleeping is difficult, and when i cannot sleep i am a total wreck.
i had my first psychotic attack at this time of the year, everything about the heat puts me in this head space.
the other part is human and social: turning up for the family, taking my place in the pecking order, and putting on a mask for hours/days on end.
this year i have come to dread it. to them, i am the disabled, failed, idiot black sheep of the family. "doctor, lawyer, engineer, dead to me": and i dropped out of law school in disgust.
i am sick of being asked if i am taking my meds if i don't look perfectly happy. it feels like i am just a problem to be managed. has anyone else had a parent or guardian listen to a doctor instead of you?
for the last few months i have had nothing to say to any of them. none of them have ever had any interest in me, despite my efforts to try and get praise from them. none of them actually know me, they actually never bothered to try.
Yesterday I bought a book for my nephew, just now I realised who the authors are. @ghalfacree @benev
