A few ways. rm ./~ is likely the easiest. Another option, shell dependent, would be to turn off shell globbing. The `GNU` version of `find` has a `-maxdepth` option so find . -iname '~' -maxdepth 1 -exec rm {} \; would…
By definition, all Atari 2600/VCS emulators are cycle accurate. That machine required very precise timing of the CPU to drive the video output. There are a number of other cycle-accurate emulators, including some you…
A few ways. rm ./~ is likely the easiest. Another option, shell dependent, would be to turn off shell globbing. The `GNU` version of `find` has a `-maxdepth` option so find . -iname '~' -maxdepth 1 -exec rm {} \; would…
By definition, all Atari 2600/VCS emulators are cycle accurate. That machine required very precise timing of the CPU to drive the video output. There are a number of other cycle-accurate emulators, including some you…