Another game I've been wanting to play since the '90s is a Game Boy game called "Catrap," a puzzle platformer. It was released in Japan as "Pitman," but c'mon, "Catrap" is a cooler name.
http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/catrap/catrap.htm
As little-known as the game is, I'm surprised it actually has fan art: https://www.deviantart.com/horriblepencilist/art/AKA-Pitman-268812260
I'm playing it as Catgirl instead of Catboy because of course I am. :3
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LB: I still want that outfit.
https://wxw.moe/@catgirls_bot/101084495286584874
I kept expecting the clip to end with Kermit the Frog exclaiming in the robotic Gorf voice, "Prepare yourself for annihilation, space cadet!" Alas, I don't have a clean sample or the video editing skills.
I went looking to see if anyone made a bad movie based on the arcade game Gorf, & I found something better: https://youtu.be/fKNJLeVncug
Still looking for easy LML choices ( ~+ )
... Is some of the delay from python 3 itself?
Consecutive runs on the same source file with rst2html from py27-docutils:
0.41 real 0.36 user 0.03 sys
0.40 real 0.27 user 0.12 sys
0.39 real 0.33 user 0.06 sys
0.40 real 0.29 user 0.10 sys
0.40 real 0.31 user 0.08 sys
Still looking for easy LML choices ( + )
txt2tags is much simpler in structure while still being complete enough for my needs. Also, I don't have to provide a dummy template to get just an (X)HTML fragment out of it. Best of all, its only dependency is python.
But it has 2 drawbacks: I can't specify image attributes like dimensions, which means the page could shift while loading; & it depends on python 2, not python 3.
txt2tags: https://txt2tags.org/
docutils: http://docutils.sourceforge.net/
Still looking for easy LML choices ( + )
Source file: 62 lines.
Output file: 5 HTML paragraphs & a poem div or table.
Times of consecutive runs:
rst2html-3.6 (py36-docutils):
0.77 real 0.68 user 0.08 sys
0.69 real 0.66 user 0.03 sys
0.69 real 0.60 user 0.08 sys
0.70 real 0.65 user 0.05 sys
0.70 real 0.63 user 0.07 sys
txt2tags (txt2tags):
0.20 real 0.18 user 0.01 sys
0.22 real 0.20 user 0.01 sys
0.22 real 0.19 user 0.03 sys
0.20 real 0.19 user 0.01 sys
0.21 real 0.18 user 0.02 sys
:3
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retro handheld game (cw for just a bit big)
I took the Arcade Classics Centipede box apart enough to see what's inside it. It looks like a nintendo-on-chip board with all the interface pads directly soldered to everything else.
I couldn't lift the plastic display bracket out without risking breaking the plastic frame, & I probably broke one of the frame's plastic screw threads putting it back together.
An RPi would be a tight fit, unless it's a 0 or 0W.
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