Hey everybody, I just finished up and published my next video. I'm revisiting the compiler project I talked about previously. It's been a lot of fun to work on and I hope you all enjoy it: https://youtu.be/uGessbJjW3Y
@frameworkcomputer We challenge AMD—and NVIDIA, Micron, Samsung, SK Hynix, and everyone else in this space—to not give up on socketed memory. The future should be upgradeable!
@mr_creosote I wasn't filtering stuff as you are, but my experience is that boosts from people you follow will show up no matter what. So if you have some ideological disagreement with said person and they keep boosting stuff of that nature... Well I personally stopped following people like that and my problems went away.
I guess my recommendation is that you do the same.
@geerlingguy Dad jokes FTW!
@1Bit I think this was your best video yet. Excellent content and great presentation. I hope all the #retrocomputing enthusiasts out there get a chance to watch it.
I wanted to make this video for close to 2 years, but I first needed the experience with the computer and to find the words.
5 reasons why I got a F256K from Canada (back in 2023)
from Foenix Retro Systems.
https://youtu.be/p_KKMypqHAE
@1Bit I'm jealous! I'm still waiting for mine to arrive. In the meantime at least I've got a JrJr to play with. Anyhow, that's a fantastic setup sir, ten out of ten.
Greetings all, I just finished wrapping up my next video! In this video, I talk about a set of scripts and programs I wrote to simplify the process of setting up a Raspberry Pi system as if it were a modern retrocomputing system (like the x16). This video involves or mentions the following: #rpi, #rpi400, #tic80, #x16, #f256, and #x65. Hope you enjoy:
@tschak No need to apologize. Taking care of the family comes first. We will hear the latest after things calm down.
Greetings everybody! I just finished up making a new video in which I (with no real experience) go about starting the process of making a little hobby compiler for #6502 systems (think #x16, #cx16, #f256, #x65). It may not be the most earth shattering project, but I had fun working on it and hope that maybe you'll have fun watching it.
@tschak While I understand your sentiment, I don't find the watch demographics quite as humbling as I do correcting/editing of the auto-generated closed captioning for my videos. Doing that always causes me to doubt that I was ever taught to speak correctly.
In either case, hang in there. Your highly focused current demographic means that you have a large opportunity for growth.
The F256 Jr. "the 2nd" can be pre-purchased for an intro price of $175 USD in pico-ITX form factor - it is a 65816 based retro computer packed to the GILLS with features, competing in the same 8/16 bit space as the X-16 and others.
See video for an overview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXJ0muhPDMY
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@gardiner_bryant Not sure if this is what he meant, but any time I don't understand something that younger people say, I always consult urban dictionary:
Greetings all! I just published a new video a couple of days ago talking about how I got into the whole #modernretro / #neoretro scene. I talk a bit about #godot and #tic80 and even show off some prototype games I made for both systems. For my next video, which I haven't started working on yet, I plan to focus on my current modern retro projects which I plan to get running on both the #x16 as well as the #f256 . Anyhow, hope you all enjoy it!
Nuclear Engineer