Weasel @wildweasel@computerfairi.es

A once-in-a-lifetime shot — the moon perfectly framed by a rainbow.

via tithsokphanny31

#photography
#moon
#rainbow

Made an incredible discovery for language learning: Chrono Trigger DS lets you access the options menu to change the langauge *mid-dialogue box*. If you're having trouble with a line you can double-check the official localization without even closing the dialogue box. Feels very rare.

Jon the Programmer's Squinky Tennis! An Easter egg game found hidden in several different Game Gear games published in the 90s by CodeMasters. I've been curious about this game since I was about 13 as you can't play it unless you have two GGs and a link cable. And there were no videos online anywhere of it. I finally gave up waiting and made my own video

https://youtu.be/yh5I3b2p4UQ

I really liked the SNES game series Top Gear (aka Top Racer in places where TG might mean something else). It's a solid arcade racer with excellent music.

But the artwork has always stood out to me, and over the years I realized it's not unique to these game. But I'm not 100% sure what it is though. I've been trying to collect other example of its use and recently got this SB Live X-Gamer.

Based on the Top Gear II box I think the original is a painting. And it's of a real car, a 1984 Corvette GTP.

But I can't find any information about the artwork. I'm wondering if it was something that was common to license or really anything about it.

Solitaire & Cribbage IIgs.woz

https://archive.org/details/wozaday_Solitaire_and_Cribbage_IIgs

Thanks to LoGo for the disk!

#wozaday #AppleII #retrocomputing

Mistodon: from the spooky new MIST1025 artpack collection, we are proud to present the boney 'Skeletext', the latest #TrueType #font from the @littlebitspace foundry.

VisiCorp Visi On operating system homebrew progress report: I finally figured out the main loop for the application. I still need to find out how the syscalls "create application" and "define window" work. I still have no idea how to draw in the window, how to get mouse coordinates (only click or menu events), how to create on-screen buttons, or access file systems. I can beep for you, though.

This might be the beginning of the first-ever third-party program for Visi On, and the first program for Visi On in the last 40 years or so.

https://git.sr.ht/~nkali/vision-sdk/tree/main/step16.md