Michael Steil just published a repository you can actually USE to hack C64 Kernal and ROM. A nice idea you can play with using VICE emulator…

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Ok this is a bit embarassing!

Even in 2019, there is a IDE for C/64 which is still mantained! C64 Studio is a full .NET IDE which can connect to [Win]Vice for debugging.

It seems Deutsche guys are very strong on C/64 Developmenet on these days….

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WebAssembly (often shortened to Wasm) is a standard that defines a binary format and a corresponding assembly-like text format for executables used by web pages.

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NES.css is NES-style (8bit-like) CSS Framework.#InstallationNES.css is available via either npm or Yarn, or a CDN.Please read README.md.#UsageNES.css only provides components. You will need to define your own layout.

Source: NES.css - NES-style CSS Framework

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We just finished implementing a dev ops deploy toolchain able to compile,deploy, rollback all in automatic way. The objection of the dev team is “it is slow to deploy”.

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We have tried the PlayStation Now 7-days trial (after pricing is 15€/Month, 100€/year) Pro:

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Network-wide ad blocking via your own Linux hardware

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When I was young I was able to play with my Vic20/Commodore64. I learned to love programming with these small 8-bit real computers. I was between 11 and 12 years old, and just learning basic English, with only a data-casette to store my stuff.

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Makefiles are widely used to build a lot of languages and projects, with C/C++ projects being the majority. Whenever you are developing or testing software, it’s highly probable that you will encounter them.This post will try to address some common errors in Makefiles, as well as good practices and cross-compiling support.

Take a look at: Danilo Spinella's site - Makefiles, Best Practices

E’ diventato un fatto politico la memoria difensiva di Salvini, secondo cui la decisione sulla gestione della nave Diciotti fu presa in concerto con il governo.

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After some tweaks, we changed a bit of things on Gioorgi.com in Winter 2019

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Il calcolo dell’algoritmo dell’anno bisestile non è banalissimo, perché ogni hanno non si accumulano solo 6 ore ma anche alcuni “minuti” e quindi dopo un po’ questa differenza si fasentire, se non se ne tiene conto…

Secondo il calendario giuliano, sono bisestili gli anni la cui numerazione è multipla di 4: l’anno giuliano medio dura quindi 365 giorni e 6 ore (la media di tre anni di 365 giorni e uno di 366). Questa durata non corrisponde esattamente a quella dell’anno solare medio, che si ricava dalle osservazioni astronomiche: quest’ultimo infatti è più corto di 11 minuti e 14 secondi. Di conseguenza, il calendario giuliano accumula un giorno di ritardo ogni circa 128 anni rispetto al trascorrere delle stagioni.

(da wikipedia)

Buon 28 febbraio :)

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