#6502

Chris Williams

diodesign

There's a rise in interest in building simple 8-bit systems to teach people the fundamentals of how computers work. Which is great.But it can be a pain to order and

Eddie Chan

maded2

Making progress on my #6502 computer's V9958 video adapter. Got a picture with not so white pixels. The V9958 seems to run hot. Hope there's no issue Look like

Roger Bidon

RogerBidon

Refactoring server's guts. It reimplemented the game in C++, causing desyncs on any tiny divergence from client's ASM. Now it embeds a 6502 emulator to run game's routines. Two days

BBC Micro 🦉 bot

bbcmicrobot

Deploy your BASIC code to our 6502 data center in just one tweet. Welcome to 8-bit cloud Welcome guide to 8-bit cloud http://www.8bitkick.cc/bbc-micro-bot.html https://twitter.com/bbcmicrobot/status/1228051826957746176?s=20

Irishmonk

castlvillageman

"If it wasn't for us, you'd be speaking German" "If it wasn't for you, we'd be speaking Irish " For info. The Irish language was first banned in

عبد‎📿

aspiringabd

If walking/leaning over the graves can cause pain and harm to the inhabitants of the grave.Imagine how much pain the Wahabis have caused to the Blessed Sahaba and the Ahlul

foone

Foone

no, spellchecker, please don't auto-correct "ebcdic" to "bodice" WHAT EVEN IS THE DIFFERENCE? EBCDIC was devised by IBM in the early 60s, it's a family of character encodings used on

foone

Foone

So the SNES used a (variant of a) 65C816 CPU, right? A 3.58mhz 16-bit chip, a descendant of the 6502 used in the NES. But because it's a cartridge console,

Upsilandre

upsilandre

Un truc que j'aime bien faire c'est étendre le HUD des jeux NES en ajoutant des informations.J'ai beaucoup joué à Rad Racer ces derniers jours. Je me suis donc amusé

foone

Foone

OK SO with computers we talk about their bitness a lot. Like the C64 is an 8bit computer, the SNES is 16bit, the 386 PCs were 32bit, and modern PCs