That's interesting. I mostly had the opposite experience. I tried journaling electronically many times over the years, from basic text files with zero format, to markdown files... even a private Tumblr blog. I couldn't…
I wrote a decently complete NES emulator[1], and the 6502 is definitely a fun CPU to emulate compared to other CPUs. The Z80-ish CPU in the Game Boy is not as fun, and as soon as you get into 68000 territory, it…
At my last job at an email security provider, this was a huge pain in the ass. We would provision new mail servers, and because the new servers' IP reputation to Office365, Google, etc. was poor initially, someone…
> This was also the era of “web-safe colors” — a palette of 216 colors, where every channel was one of 00, 33, 66, 99, cc, or ff — which existed because some people still had 256-color monitors! The things we take for…
Ah yeah you’re right. I had a brain fart and got my -V and !V confused. At the time of writing I was sure I had it right too! I’ll fix that up. Thanks :)
Wow, yeah, that's a bit off. And incorrect. It should end up being equivalent to: SBC = A - V - 1 + C Thanks. I'll fix this up :)
I recently wrote a NES emulator in Rust aswell. It was one of the most fulfilling side projects I've done. I did a brief write-up too: https://ltriant.github.io/2019/11/22/nes-emulator.html Kudos to getting to this…
That's interesting. I mostly had the opposite experience. I tried journaling electronically many times over the years, from basic text files with zero format, to markdown files... even a private Tumblr blog. I couldn't…
I wrote a decently complete NES emulator[1], and the 6502 is definitely a fun CPU to emulate compared to other CPUs. The Z80-ish CPU in the Game Boy is not as fun, and as soon as you get into 68000 territory, it…
At my last job at an email security provider, this was a huge pain in the ass. We would provision new mail servers, and because the new servers' IP reputation to Office365, Google, etc. was poor initially, someone…
> This was also the era of “web-safe colors” — a palette of 216 colors, where every channel was one of 00, 33, 66, 99, cc, or ff — which existed because some people still had 256-color monitors! The things we take for…
Ah yeah you’re right. I had a brain fart and got my -V and !V confused. At the time of writing I was sure I had it right too! I’ll fix that up. Thanks :)
Wow, yeah, that's a bit off. And incorrect. It should end up being equivalent to: SBC = A - V - 1 + C Thanks. I'll fix this up :)
I recently wrote a NES emulator in Rust aswell. It was one of the most fulfilling side projects I've done. I did a brief write-up too: https://ltriant.github.io/2019/11/22/nes-emulator.html Kudos to getting to this…