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Really? My experience in the past is that more questions don't seem to help. An attacker would only need to answer one question before they can automate the process and brute force it. I even tried doing it using a webpage full of GUIDs in different styles. The questions were then just "Copy pa...

I made some progress with this today. I now have NES games running on a 10 meter virtual screen with a giant unwieldy controller. It's a lot more fun than it should be. Bwahaha!

With a little prodding this runs quite smoothly. I threw in some analitical anti-aliasing so it looks nice and crisp when upscaling.

I made some progress on this last night. I back ported this to C# 4 that Unity uses: https://github.com/Xyene/Emulator.NES http://files.slembcke.net/temp/uNESty.png It's not the fastest (so it works well in Unity, lol). I might have to spend some time optimizing it. The beta version of Unity finally...

I think NESpectre is related. A guy from my IGDA chapter worked on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSj9rw70Ppk

They said they had a NES where they put "dual port RAM" in it, hooked it up to a microcontroller, and connected to that over a serial port.

My business partner and I just got a Vive for a VR project we are starting soon. With the Global Game Jam comming up in a couple months, It occurred to me that he's almost definitely going to want to make a VR game and I definitely want to make another NES game. So I had a silly idea... There is pro...

Counterpoint: cc65 can be "good enough" if you regularly read through the generated assembly and fix the worst inefficiencies. It still won't be optimal in speed or size, but it makes it pretty easy to see when your 8 bit values are being promoted to 16 bit. It's a lot easier to make progr...

The last time I used a mouse without scroll wheel must have been in 97. It was a Logitech 3 buttons type and when scroll wheel became more common, I wasn't too fond of them. Now I'm used but I guess it is just because it is very hard to find one without a wheel these days. Scroll wheel are a boon f...

I sent a pull request to the original author as well, but never heard back:
https://github.com/slembcke/jsnes/tree/master/example

It doesn't fix any of the timing issues due to audio audio sampling rate from the original though.

http://files.slembcke.net/upshot/upshot_lJgtwggU.png Web playable here: http://files.slembcke.net/temp/nes-embed/critical-match.html ROM here: http://files.slembcke.net/temp/nes-embed/critical-match.nes Objective: Build the shape shown on the right side of the screen by stacking atoms. Matches made...

Hmm. Yeah AFAIK it's an application level feature that most X11 apps implement independently like Tepples said, so I don't think there is really a way to disable it globally. There is a setting to disable it in the gnome tweaks tool for all GTK based apps (which is most of what I have on my machine ...

I made a more stripped down version here: http://files.slembcke.net/temp/nes-embed/treasure-stack.html At 100 lines, someone might find it a bit easier to embed in their own pages. I haven't gotten sound working yet though. The example version throws a ton of errors in the console for me so I was go...

I spent like a day or so on it a year ago. Ran into the same issues mostly. I tried contacting the dev as well, but maybe it wasn't an active email or something?

Hmm. Ok. Good to know I'm not the only one.

Is there any way to implement something like a "data" segment using RGBDS? Specificall, it would be really nice to define and declare data once and end up with a block in the ROM I can just memcpy into place. Not really a big deal, I'm just coming to a realization how handy that is in more...