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Time for another blog entry. I've had very little time recently again, but now I found some time to write a new entry...
So, I've worked at a flea market selling electronics for a few months, and I've got some interesting stories from that time, since flea markets really have an atmosphere...
I've started on a scheme to z80 assembler :
sourceforge.net/projects/gondolin-z80-assembler-obsd/files/
So I got my Super NT by Analogue, but I never liked how the 2.4GHz receiver stuck out of the controller port (circled in red), so I thought to myself:
"The inside of the system is mostly empty space, surely I can solder it internally."
So I did, and here's the tutorial for that. (The...
This short entry is a description of the last two hours.
Act 1 – Open a Wii
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Sinchen wants to open up a Wii and check the drive chipset version comparing it to wiidrives.com
So many d*mn screws!
It is a D2C → Okay. Reassemble.
Act 2 – Try the Wii
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I never fully...
Over the past week I fixed some bugs in my frustum code. I realised it when I refactored some old code and the noticed the distance limit was not being checked. these fixes are for the version 4 that is currently in beta
added a bitmapmatrix and NES/GBA rommalloc.c/.h with a khashmemfunc is in place, the latest source is v0.1.28, here :
sourceforge.net/projects/gamekit-pro/files/
Started out on rom memory allocation (again), I have a nice chunk system (with struct and tags and with hexes).
The latest source is v0.1.24 and is here :
sourceforge.net/projects/gamekit-pro/files/
I wonder if AI will be used to mass copyright thought patterns/sequences, potentially challenging people on the premise that one's thoughts are unique or an expression of identity. @Foxi4, please comment.
So I've read 'peril' during my holiday. Written by Bob Woodward and Robert Acosta. It's about the last days of Trump's presidency and the first hundred of Biden's. Though it is a long read and is heavily documented, it both documents and (imho) misses details that might've been revealed later...
NewoZero Beta v3.58 - download link (#wii #homebrew testing feedback thread )
Its a modified port of the open source project "Donut", which didn't receive an update in over 2 years, so this one wont be a playable game anytime soon (or at all).
I modified the source code to compile and make the freecam work with the switch controls just for fun. Its running at 42 fps...
Just feeling like posting, so why not lol
1. Rouge legacy, beat it twice, on PC and vita. haven't been addicted to game like this in long time, looking forward for rouge legacy 2, looks absolutely stunning
2. days gone - mid. gameplaywise, almost as generic than latest assassins creeds. there...
malloc should work on the internal "libc/kernel" :
sourceforge.net/projects/gamekit-nes/files/
The indirect addressing is somewhat in place, here's the latest source (v0.1.5) :
sourceforge.net/projects/gamekit-nes/files/
So, let me preface this with a fact: Pikmin 4 is almost 15 fucking gigabytes.
My main switch SD card for homebrew/cfw stuff (including EmuMMC) was only 64gb. So, since it was more or less full now, I decided to juggle some storage around and swap the SD cards of my switch's CFW side and my 3DS...
Looking for unpaid:
Modelers for levels
Coders with experience with Unreal engine 5
Voice actors
Hello again, fellow Tempers! Today, I thought I'd revisit one of my articles that caused quite a bit of controversy when I wrote it, as I had written it from a completely subjective point of view. You guys pointed some of it out, but there are some things I said then that I don't necessarily...
First off, deleting posts. Self-explanatory.
Second, let us donate XP to other people (not gifts only.)
Also, the alerts settings should be moved to their own section, not just the general Profile settings.
...I'll edit this when I have to rant more about GBATemp.
Picoboot and a clear Faceplate. Unpopular opinion: manufacturers should bring transparent plastic back.
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