helfire

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PicoIDE An open source IDE/ATAPI drive emulator for vintage computers(crowdsupply.com)
11 points by helfire 8mo ago|3 comments
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by helfire 1y ago
Ya.. A mod edited the title and didn't change it back.
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by helfire 1y ago
Retro68k allows you to build with gcc12 https://github.com/autc04/Retro68
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by helfire 1y ago
True true, I just submitted it with the casing of the original title. Though actually if you read the page they've tested support down to Mac OS 7.6!
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by helfire 1y ago
It's really a great time to be a classic MacOS developer - tons of resources out there such as Retro68k, AmendHub, and a small but active community of people interested in sharing examples and help. Back in the day when this stuff was
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by helfire 1y ago
Uh, did an editor change the title? I's MacOS 9, not macOS 9 ;) This is classic Macintosh. Please change it back to the original.
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SDL2 for macOS 9 “rough draft”(macintoshgarden.org)
135 points by helfire 1y ago|60 comments
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by helfire 2y ago
Very active new PPC emulator project https://github.com/dingusdev/dingusppc
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by helfire 2y ago
Maintainer of BlueSCSI here - this is really early/gathering info to implement, but glad there's interest! If you have one of these adapters and would like to help out please check the details in the ticket.
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by helfire 2y ago
Was great to see the video[0] you did (and production quality, humor, etc) showcasing MacProxy Plus. As the BlueSCSI maintainer it's always exciting to see it being used the wild in cool new things like this! [0] - https://w
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Soft Dorothy Software – Shareware Projects(engineersneedart.com)
1 points by helfire 2y ago|0 comments
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by helfire 3y ago
Re-live your trashcan with "TEN HOURS OF THE GROUCH FOR MACINTOSH" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXwi7xrgyzE
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by helfire 3y ago
This app started from our retro programming study group[1] where we're going through the 1992 book "Macintosh C Programming Primer" (come jump in anytime!). Some of us are using real machines (we collect them, also I'm w
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by helfire 4y ago
How does the dev tooling work? Rebuild & restart the app each time? I find working on any sizable codebase this can take minutes even on the latest spring-boot. Quakrus has an interesting live reloading classloader.
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by helfire 5y ago
A few notable releases in the past year are Flappy Mac, a flappy bird clone, and ssheven, a ssh client with modern protocols for system 7 and above.
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by helfire 5y ago
Ok. You may want to compare versions then. It seem you're very interested in it.
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by helfire 5y ago
> It seems rare to get any contributions back to hw projects (either in pull requests etc or donations) so it's unsurprising when I see talented people give up or go with non commercial licenses. This is 100% true. Coming from a sof
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by helfire 5y ago
I did do the initial design of this hardware. The ArdSCSino just mapped pins from the bluepill to a 50 pin header.
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by helfire 5y ago
I've never heard of OSHWA. I agree with the other reply that Open Hardware seems to be a pretty generic phrase.
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by helfire 5y ago
We list that right on the github/top of the page linked. Speed/stability improvements, adding CD support, Macintosh specifics, easier config/use, documentation, community, etc. Checkout the repo for more info.
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by helfire 5y ago
Creator here. I wanted to give people the ability to have the ability to print them out for personal use or buy from a seller. Early in the project someone attempted to commercially take it over so I chose this licenses. Is it perfect? no.
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by helfire 5y ago
Maybe they are still building but I don't see a download for the Pixel 2 (walleye) for 18.1 - just nightly 17.1
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by helfire 5y ago
Pretty ok - https://oldweb.today/?browser=ns3-mac#https://news.ycombinat...
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by helfire 6y ago
The very top of the store page it says to contact if your country is not listed. The shipping page lists 50 or so countries - It seems hard to miss!
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Groovy 3.0 Released(groovy-lang.org)
7 points by helfire 7y ago|2 comments
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by helfire 8y ago
Java 12 is not a long term support release and will only be supported until September 2019 (so don't switch to it in 2 years :). Interesting to see the faster pace releases to get feedback on features, but many major libraries are just
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by helfire 11y ago
Out of all the clients I tried yesterday, this one seemed the most thought out in terms of usability and operations with automation.
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by helfire 11y ago
I have SleepIQ from sleepnumber, was $299 add on for lifetime subscription. It's interesting but fairly limited. They do have an undocumented API ( https://github.com/erichelgeson/sleepiq ). I could hookup somethi
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by helfire 11y ago
Not their first Opensource project Apache Accumulo was opensourced by them - http://www.informationweek.com/applications/nsa-submits-open... ?
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by helfire 11y ago
Same. I've sent them support emails and just never heard back.

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