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initialcharge.net
Last year I wrote an about retro gaming on iOS. I've had a lot of fun playing games on the platform, especially through emulation. Much of what I wrote last year is still applicable today, but I thought I'd revisit the topic with a focus on the state of emulation on iOS and all of [...] |
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retrogamecorps.com
Last updated: 27JAN2022 (see Changelog for details) The iPhone can do a lot of things seamlessly, and it's a very powerful device. But something as simple as running an NES game can be quite challenging. So let's set up your iPhone as a retro game emulation device -- no jailbreaking required. Like with my previous... |
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melkat.blog
Apple has made a lot of partnerships with big companies like Quantum Computer Services (AOL), Microsoft, HP, Intel, Cingular (AT&T), Epic Games, Valve, Capcom, and Ubisoft. They are all pretty one-sided in terms of who benefits. Focusing on these partnerships distracts from what has made Apple's platforms successful: the community of dedicated indie developers. But like their corporate partnerships, this relationship is not a healthy one. |
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peeveeone.com
After my last post I kind of gave up on my project of creating a custom ZLL device to control with the Hue. It was to time consuming and there was no real progress. Until yesterday. |
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