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Hi Dickarep Thank you so much that means a lot to me. Yeah let's hope that this immune suppressing treatment does work because it's getting really annoying how frequently my own immune systems attacks my own cells -- specifically my heart which and heart infections are not fun but even the non-dangerous atrium fibliration is so exhausting! And also with work I can with effort push out 4 to 6 hours a day and that will start to hurt your cashflow. I am very happy and so blessed that my customer, ABN AMRO (I name the here as an exception since they deserver this praise) are so incredibly accommodating and relaxed about it. Hence the channel just had to take a back seat. Concerning the Zoltar code, I am now not sure whether I will release it as there's been some interest in the whole product. And yesterday evening my retro friend Wolfgang Kierdorf from the channel Retro is the New Black contacted me had an idea for some other version. I will do a video where I will go over the code whether because anyone knows what the three major parts are of course, so I can show and discuss it. Whether I will open it up... That I am I am not sure with the new found commercial potential. Perhaps I will open it up and then slap a non-commercial use on there. Let me consult with Zoltar on this :D I did get it to work yesterday afternoon with the Pi. It was indeed a hardware issue. This btw is not written in Zig but C# and RayLib. I done a simple side scrolling shooter in Zig (is in the tuts repo under zig-game folder). I wanted to do a video on it but it was just a bit too much. But here I didn't want to bother with installing wrappers around the TTS and the OpenAI api. So I settled for C#.

@@CallousCoder- thanks for the thoughtful comment. I completely understand if this has some commercial value please indeed do what you can to make some money out of it. Sounds like you have a great customer on your hands that is giving you some grace. You are an inspiration to me even though you are all the way on the other side of the world. Somehow your content resonates with me and it’s been a joy to watch. If you are up to it, what’s a better way to contact you? I wanted to throw a few questions your way on the subject of assembly coding probably with respect to 6502 and maybe newer architecture. Nothing too in depth.

@ oh man, thank you so much this means the world. Especially since I have UA-camrs that do the same for me. Like Retro Recipes (which was the reason why I started during Covid) and Retro is the new black. I assume you can find a video with a link to my GitHub repo GitHub slash rdoetjes. In commits you should be able to find my email. Contact me on that.

@@matthewb192 oooo egg and fried rice that sounds like a nice addition,

@@emanuele6 that makes more sense, like I said I’ve never used them before and didn’t see the value as such. But these do make stack operations more convenient. Thanks!

@@MrANavarra75 I .text “blah blah” is just writing the codes for blah blah into memory you just don’t need to know the PETSCII codes the assembler will figure those out. I suggest getting the kickass read me (documentation) there’s some really great stuff that I haven’t even used in my videos as it would become more kick assembler than assembler. But you have loops for example that will just generate unrolled code.

@@seanknowles9985 you will need to loo else where for that because I loathe web APIs 🤣It’s The biggest disease of todays software architecture. I was thinking about doing a shooter in RayLib (I already wrote it) but it’s too big to do a video on and my time is very valuable.

@@CallousCoder show me how to build a crud api in Zig and I'll create your raylib shooter landing page.

@ it’s not something that needs a landing page it’s a demo on how to use zig with RayLib. I have a landing page for a game I did around the same time on itch.io a remake of a 90s puzzle game called Stone Age. Surely it can’t be hard to use the zap api when you follow the examples?!

@@CallousCoder I am coming from Deno, Bun and Node. Touched golang lightly but don't have that much colour on Zig. I am sure a seasoned vet would be able to pump something out that would be a solid primer that we could hit the ground running on.

@ I just had a look at it, it’s kind of cool. Not too happy with the ident heavy unwrapping of the request according to the example. But there’s probably a less if block heavy way.

@@willemvdk4886 Zuid Afrikaan van Vlaamse en Nederlandse ouders.😉 Nee hoor gewoon in Nederlandse idd. Van wel Vlaamse vader.

Thank you dark wizard! I love your channel and store! Great stuff! I figured some of you dark overlords would find this process interesting. I too only used tea coffee, dirty water until a guy on our show used this method and told me he was actually a prop "counterfeiter" for museums until he became a prop master. I never knew that many priceless pieces of art in museums or artefects were actually reproductions for insurance- and or keeping them in pristine quality sake. He once reproduced a Bolsevick resistance book and he spend 6 weeks in Russia going down old used bookstores find books of that year and taking out the blank pages and binding a whole book and rewriting that "manifesto I guess" on an old 1903 type writer. And did the hand drawings, only 2 of those books remain in existence one in Russia and one here in The Netherlands. That went on tour and the museum send out the replica to the former eastern block tour as the insurance company couldn't insure it when it they had no influence on security. I found that fascinating! This guy was btw an awesome colour mixer. And some point for this magic live TV show we worked on a prop got damaged and the original paint colour was out. So he came, literally 45 minutes before going live. With his primary colours and some lacquers: "sat down mixed the perfect matching tint in about 10 minutes" Painted the damaged areas in 5 minutes and voila :D He was such an inspiration on me. And not at all precious with his knowledge. He actually loved to talk about it and share his tips and tricks.

That's brilliant thanks. I'd love to share this on my channel, but for some reason you comment isn't visible! Are you okay with me copying it and posting it. It is very useful stuff.

@@bizarremagick Yes, no problem! That's the whole purpose of my channel, which is sharing (my) knowledge and experience on anything creative.

@@kickeddroid thanks man 🤣

@@speedbird737 thanks for watching!

Oh man, thank you so much. There are a couple of more videos where I lead in with some music. Like FORTH in ZIG (play a little Cheap trick -- don't mind the terrible vocals :D) and the last video digital vandalism, I start with Youth Gone Wild by Skid Row ;)

@@markusi_wagner true but later on we will page out the kernel and basic 😉

@@bedheadboy hi, silicone is really simple. Get some platinum silicone shore 10 or 25 (get the smallest package as it’s relatively expensive). And get some silicone pigments. Literally use a drop at a time. To colour it the desired colour. Get a glass plate or Perspex, something smooth and flat and just poor it in a thin stream to break the bubbles. I have several videos here where I use silicone like: “fixing the tiny chess computer to replicate a missing piece and the keyboard hack (one of the first) to make a keyboard heavier and make the keys sound more deep.

@@2crude2crudeofficialband3 thank you so much! And yes, it’s definitely an ode to a happy commodore filled childhood! How is the punk band doing? A lot of gigs over the holidays?!

I do not own the VecFever myself only the PiTrex. The sound in the PiTrex is still hit or miss yes.

@@CallousCoder Thank you. Never seen the Pitrex out of UA-cam. Hope it will have perfect sound soon. Vecfever and Pitrex should unite!

@@boostermcblast2197 yeah it would make more sense to combine the knowledge and experience.

@@TOPGWAFDude01 I don’t know that song. So I don’t know what you are taking about, sorry! But still a massive thanks for watching and replying!!!

@ I’m trying to search for this song. I’ll uploaded my recreations to my channel called Sammytimgaming. Would u watch my recreations?

@@kiye7394 thanks you

@@whiskeytuesday be sure to finish the whole jar, then Im pretty sure the songs is out of your mind. Just deep, whiskey infused dreams 🤣But personally I’m more partial to Scottish single malts instead of Irish whiskeys 😉

@@tww5773 yeah that’s his real name 🤣

Oh wow! I remembered had a Micronetics debug routine but this is new to me! Thanks for sharing! This is why I love making videos, because viewers always come with the best information.

@@CallousCoder RSM does have the break command, and there is an included debug routine called ^%DEBUG, that can be called on every command while stepping, which dumps a stack trace. So if you found a run-time bug on line 10 of ^demo, you could do something like: break "+10^demo:do ^%DEBUG" Then run the routine, and the debugger will start when you get to the first command on line 10, and you can walk through the routine, a command at a time, with a stack trace after each command, by typing: quit 1 where 1 is how many commands you want to execute before it breaks again. You can also dump the entire local symbol table with: write $&%zwrite I hope this helps.

I was happily surprised with this gift from Wolfgang.

@@MrWaalkman good question! I don’t actually know the century leap years are a weird and mathematical outlier. It may be a problem. And yeah the two leading spaces caught me off guard here too, hence I call it out for explicitly, I had forgotten about that after 30 years 🤣 And no Archie but we do have Daisy Duke, my lovely Georgia peach 🍑 kew kew kew. Btw just the other week I found out that Archie Bunker was only 48 when the show started! My goodness he looked like 60 🤣 I liked the reruns of that show in the 90s.

​@@CallousCoder MUMPS probably caused the entire Y2K problem all on its own (and for some reason required COBOL programmers to fix it). But MUMPS would be one day off at this point without some sort of correction. I kinda liked the format, not that I'm going to code my next FPS in MUMPS... Sally Struthers (Gloria from "All in the family") shilled for I.C.S. (become an electrician in your spare time...) back in the 80's. I.C.S. has been in business since the early 1900's and I've recently picked up a few of their books from back then. They are a hoot! And Daisy Duke is a fine consolation prize.

@ I always loved Daisy Duke, but that’s because I always had to be satisfied with the leftovers 🤣😜

A pint everyday, keeps the reaper away ;)

@@ProtonD1200 sorry to hear that. What was confusing to you? Because the profess is simple: “install 5.28” download the 5.31 extract it, run the prepare script copy the folders and run the ROM setup after you copied it. That’s it in a nutshell.

@@pb8238 that would also help with speeding up Iris for sure. Because rendering web pages is very much a parallel process for sure. I definitely keep taps on it. I don’t see it becoming a daily driver for me anytime soon. But I’m sort of enthralled by it.

@@CallousCoder I remember there was an expansion card for the Risc PC that allowed for multiple cpus. It was supposed to aid development towards full SMP Risc OS. Something similar was also floated by Eidos’s boss who briefly look set to rescue the Phoebe project when Acorn collapsed. So many horrible ‘might have beens’ in the Acorn story.

@ fascinating, I don’t know that! That would’ve really set it apart. A shame how things go in the world.

@@junkshopbeats9188 probably around the time BeOS was created would’ve been awesome to have RISCOS open sourced as a direct competitor to BeOS and Linux that was gaining foot hold in the late 90s. It may have given us far better desktop systems. Yeah, that snappy behavior was kid of refreshing, it made you realize how comfortable you were with waiting for applications and systems to start.

@@kdietz65 you would definitely hack ten code too for that. Qt which is the ui framework used has border less ability. But then you’ll need to find the right font and size and hard code those because those are dynamically calculated. Shouldn’t be too hard to figure out. But the code is rather layered and substantial so it will take you a couple of hours for sure.

@@burstnib4491 sorry to hear that, I’ll have a look this weekend. I didn’t use it with a CRT file yet.

Oh man thank you so much for these kind words!

There's a play list with some more "Geek" music of overdubs of all theme songs. And I have a lot of videos with C64 shenanigans maybe there's something for those long cold winter retro nights that suits your fancy ;)

What did, my "great" singing? Or my safe word :P ;) Hoe is het? Ik geloof dat Michel niet zoveel zin heeft, zijn nieuwe liefde consumeert al zijn vrije tijd ;)

@@CallousCoder I just loved the singing, but i liked the joke aswel haha. Met mij gaat het goed! bijna alles verzameld van de serie, missen nog een paar afleveringen van seizoen 1. Verder ben ik vorige week zaterdag voor het eerst naar een live hypnose show geweest, van Rasti Rostelli. Erg interessant! Ik heb momenteel erg veel contact met Michel, hij helpt ons enorm veel, dus het gaat zijn gangetje een beetje. Hoe ist verder met jou nu?

@@DeLostUriGellerOh?! In heb Michel al in maanden niet gesproken. We geteased dat er nu echt gewerkt wordt aan een Goonies2 en nu gelooft hij het niet meer na 10 jaar een running gag te zijn geweest 😂Net wanneer het nu echt is 😅 En mij zing talent is zo geweldig dat de jongens in de band ooit zeiden: “kan jij daar de tweede stem zingen?” En ik zeg: “ik zal het proberen.” We spelen en ze kijken mij aan ze stoppen met spelen en de basgitarist (bandleider) zegt: “uhmm misschien moet je maar niet de tweede stem zingen.” De drummer heel droog: “of de 3de of the 4de, gewoon helemaal niet meer zingen! Je kunt Gitaar en toetsen spelen ik zou het daar bij houden” 😂

Studeer jij IT of zo? Dat je deze crap kijkt? 😂

@@CallousCoder Dat verhaal ken ik ook wel inderdaad. Die film is echt al zovaak geteased hahaha, we gaan het zien. Verder vond ik de zang goed hoor! keurig gedaan, gitaar kan je ook geweldig spelen man! lekker bezig!

@@leighsanders2045 oh thank you Leigh that means a lot! This channel solely runs on fun comments like this. Yeah man, it was a magical time for sure. Never to be rifled for sure. And I still adore the commodore. Just before the COVID rubbish, I bought a C64 to refurbish. As if I had the foresight that I got the time to really get back into it.

@@Ma_X64 I used to play guitar professionally and at a point I had 30 guitars, because they are business tools. So when I quit I gave a lot away and was left with 7 great once. Now I’m around 17 again 🙄

@@CallousCoder Oh, it's understandable!) I've only left nylon now. In my free time I try to play with a pick and my fingers at the same time. You know, picking on bases and arpeggios on high strings. Saw this technique but I can't remember from whom.

@@Ma_X64 hybride picking yeah, that’s a cool technique. I’m not good at that I either play finger picking or with pick but the combine I can’t really do very well.

@@plynx3765 oh man, thanks for sharing this! I’m happy it brought some joy. That’s what I’m in fir with my channel and context, likes and comments. Thanks 🙏 And the song is indeed an “ear worm”, was we say in Dutch, as it gets stuck in your head, even in mine 🤪

Wow! Thank you for swinging by and listening! "My first marriage" was a VIC20 and it was a love hate relationship, and then she (the C64) came into my life and we've been happily married for 40 years now ;) What a machine, right? I guess you also hopped over from the ever great RetroRecipes?

@@OzzyMoto2K10 thank you so much! Did you also come through RetroRecipes?! When Chris shows the visuals or plays the song I get knew comments and views 🤣Also good fun reading them. Thank you

@@CallousCoder I did indeed and upon hearing it there immediately needed to find the source. Thanks for creating such an amazing ode to the Commodore 64, have been humming it all night! :)

@@OzzyMoto2K10 that’s so cool! Thanks for stopping by. There’s a lot of commodore content here too. Usually a bit of shenanigans like creating random numbers with radiation or a portable laser containment unit controlled by a C64. I do love my commodore, even after 40 years 😉

@@2crude2crudeofficialband3 thanks and the fact my dad took the C64 away is true as well 🤣

@@CallousCoder The video description says you’re not a singer or lyricist, but as a fellow musician I have to say you did a decent job on both. You have no idea how many people brag about their singing voice who can’t sing at all. You’re very excellent with the synth instrumentation though! I seriously love this song. Almost wanna remix it myself!

@@2crude2crudeofficialband3 wow thanks, you should hear me on guitar, I’m a better guitar player. And singing well, I gotten slightly better over the last 4 decades. But a true story, I was in a band for years and the guys said: “can you sing the second voice here?” I was like: “I can sure try”. The literally all looked at me and the bass player said: “no offense but you better not sing the second voice and the drummer said or the 3rd or the fourth or any voice 🤣🤣🤣” Recording is cheating you can sing it a dozen times and compile the best takes 😉 And remix it all you like. Go for it!

@@2crude2crudeofficialband3 oh man! I can’t reply in your songs but damn they are cool! Fucking British Punk/Metal damn I love it drinking and driving is hilarious and I’m. I listening to Dumb Ass. You guys must gig a lot. Very tight! Love it!

@@CallousCoder Thank you! Had a lot of trolls spamming up the comments so had to turn them off. But that’s what we were going for, just old school hardcore punk about whatever the hell we’re thinking at the moment lol.

@@wisteela yeah l, I heard about it. But I already had this solution 😉Also it allowed me to fix a bug in this code with the control c 😜

@@CallousCoder Commit the code to the project maybe?

Thanks ! Sorry for the late reply, I hadn’t seen this.

@@timcarpenter2441 yes!!! I also have a 65XE and Atari ST. I love my retro computers.