ltriant

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by ltriant 4y ago
Great! This server isn't for you then. Find another one.
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by ltriant 4y ago
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 make any of
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by ltriant 5y ago
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 definitely stops being fun f
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by ltriant 6y ago
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 (until it became a sh
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by ltriant 7y ago
> 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 granted now, like 2
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by ltriant 7y ago
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 :)
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by ltriant 7y ago
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 :)
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by ltriant 7y ago
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 gett