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blog.eowyn.net | ||
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blog.gingerbeardman.com
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| | | | | At my core I'm a software guy. I don't really get attached to hardware: in my mind it exists only as a conduit to software. I use emulation whenever I can to... | |
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etodd.io
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| | | | | My last two posts focused on general game development topics, but no longer. It's the end of the year, time to look back and review before looking forward to the new year! Digital Art First off, some fun diversions. In my pursuit of an art minor at Ohio State, I took a digital art class autumn quarter. The instructor let me use software I was already familiar with, so I didn't learn much. But the class gave me the motivation to plonck my butt down and make some art, which is all I really wanted. | |
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www.aryweb.nl
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| | | | | Most programming languages or techniques nowadays are sequential. When executing a statement c = a + b, c is the result of the addition of the current values of a and b. If either one of those variables change their value, c is not changed. | |
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www.realtime.com.au
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| | | [AI summary] This article details the design and operation of a vintage 8-bit computer concept, the PB/80, created in 1980 using TTL logic and micro-coding, along with its documentation and historical context. | ||
