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nick.zoic.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] The user is exploring the potential of the Apple II computer for various projects, including games, interpreted languages, and even a Minecraft-inspired 3D world. They are considering different game genres like tile-based RPGs, side-scrollers, and 2½D games like Doom, while also reflecting on the technical challenges of working within the Apple II's hardware limitations. The user is also inspired by modern games like HONK and the Untitled Goose Game, aiming to create a low-res version of a goose game. | |
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riv.dev
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| | | | | How to write a CHIP-8 emulator. | |
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www.skrasser.com
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| | | | | Now that Cab Hustle has been released, I have taken a look at porting it to Windows. The idea is to create a native executable instead of packaging the C64 w... | |
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www.fourmoo.com
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| | | What we are going to explain below, is some basics when using Power BI so that you can place your visuals so that they all fit onto the screen. Example: For our Example we are going to be using SCOM Data for SSAS Usage Our requirement was to have ideally 9 charts on one Power BI page. What we will... | ||
