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tubetime.us
The Sound Blaster 1.0 was not the first PC sound card, but it was the first to support digital sound, two different types of sound synthesis, MIDI, and a joystick all in one card. Let's lift ... |
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www.chriswarbo.net
[AI summary] The author critiques the new Amiga computer for integrating commodity technology in a way that lacks appeal to developers and offers little value to typical consumers. |
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ctrl-alt-rees.com
The MK8330 is a brand new (for 2022!) ISA sound card for DOS and early Windows PCs from sound card legends keropi and marmes. It's built around the Sound Blaster 16/PRO/2.0 and AdLib compatible CMI8330, and even supports Windows Sound System in Windows 95 and 98. Oh, and it has drivers for Windows 3.11! It sports an authentic-sounding OPL3 implementation and is less than half the cost of the Orpheus. Also on test here are the new E-Wave WaveTable card and the official PC MIDI expansion board, which adds sophisticated MIDI capabilities including support for the Roland MT-32's Intelligent Mode. |
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www.maissan.net
Using JavaScript, the canvas element, b-splines, recursion and a little randomness, we'll simulate vines forming shapes around an invisible lattice. |
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