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They're referring to unsanctioned disk duplication, not authorized Disk Writer kiosks.

There's The Incredible KIMplement for the Commodore 64, emulating the MOS KIM-1. It doesn't handle the undocs, though.

Perhaps it may be worth investigating a proactive block, if you can identify any IP ranges that they use to scrape such content? Figure out which ranges of addresses need blocking and then block them server wide, so that they can't eat up valuable bandwidth. Just an idea, and if it's possible to do ...

Oh, of course. I'm not gonna give up one any of my daily reads just because they change hosting

I just want to take the opportunity to thank koitsu for being as generous as he has been with NesDev. I've not posted here a ton, but this place has been one of my daily reads for quite some time now, and even having no NES programming experience I know more about the system now than I did before I ...

The _macosx file should be unnecessary, probably isn't wasting a lot of space on the card but it's an extra entry on the file list that you can get rid of.

Based on what I understand, the different alignments basically produce differing blends or intensities for the various subpixels. I would assume it would basically be the subpixel intensities necessary to generate the background color on the scanline?

Nice, Bisqwit. The fixed algorithm definitely looks much better.

I like the concept of using LCD subpixels to increase apparent H-res, although as you know there are caveats that apply to greater and lesser extents depending on the individual viewing the output. Here are my observations of your images. On the first scrolling example using SMB tiles, I can see a s...

I don't know so much about PAL, but with NTSC, the mere presence of color burst means that the set will try to decode the chroma, even where there is supposed to be none, and luma will bleed over into chroma in certain situations (it's the whole concept behind artifact colors such as seen on the App...

Very impressive work, Chris. I especially love the graphical style choice you made of using fake "double-wide" pixels, looks quite reminiscent of the C64 and A8 machines. I could see this concept being useful on the MD, too - there's already a cable that connects to port 2 and allows dumpi...

Based on the legend, I'm going to guess that the "Through Out" is a direct re-output of the Video 3 input, and "Program Out" would contain whatever is being displayed on the set at the moment (dunno whether it only passes through CVBS sources, or if it encodes RGB to CVBS for tha...

Dwedit wrote:Didn't Anthrox just make cracktro trainers, and some other homebrew? I don't think he made any emulators.

For the record, Anthrox was a cracking/demo crew, not a single person.

Very nice images, the use of alternation at the frame rate (I call it "color-interlacing" from my days learning about the C64) is quite good for color blending (as long as the two colors being alternated are similar in luminance, obviously alternating black and white is not good). It would...

Also keep in the back of your mind that some people may choose to utilize the RGB palette (I go back and forth between this and YUV+composite in Nestopia sometimes myself). Colors tend to be more saturated from RGB PPUs, emulated or hardware. Gimme a sec and I'll get comparison screenshots using the...