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User Blerk - gamer, retro gamer, coder, writer, ZX Spectrum fanboy, miserable old git. Best before 1990. May contain nuts. Mastodon: @Blerkotron@mastodon.social
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Una prueba de que el CAAD tiene repercusión no sólo allende las fronteras españolas, sino también las del idioma español, es que el mismo , autor de la aventura en inglés “Unhallowed”, analizada en el #CAAD56 por , ha sabido de nuestra existencia. ¡Gracias!
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A lovely long review of 'Unhallowed' in this issue of CAAD, which I only just discovered! Thank you for the kind words, @caad_es! twitter.com/caad_es/status…
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I interrupt this broadcast with a cyberpunk announcement of epic post-future proportions. I’m writing a new Max Headroom series for . Starring Matt Frewer as Max Headroom. Produced by the mad minds of and Daniel Noah .
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Ich thynke but litel of a Mondaye bleake Tuesdaye grey and Wednesdaye eke Thursdaye Ich care nat for thee Yet Fridaye Ich do love Mondaye thou mayst fall awaye Tuesdaye, Wednesdaye, myne herte breake No mirthe ys ther upon Thursdaye Yet Fridaye Ich do love
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I just feel humbled and glad to have been a part of it, I guess; to be able to see and understand the true scale of it. I only wish I was younger so I'd have more time to see where it all goes! But if I were younger I wouldn't have seen the origin, and had that understanding.
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sometimes just the simplest most random things remind you of that, like a cheap Chinese handheld containing half the history of gaming, or VR that used to be shit and prohibitively expensive now being cheap as chips and a million times better.
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But then again it's been amazing to see and take part in such an absolutely massive amount of change in such a short period of time. Who will ever experience that again? It's been amazing to be present for so much of it, to see, experience and *understand* exactly its magnitude.
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I sometimes feel envious of people I know who had more conventional careers, where you could learn your trade and then live off it comfortably in years to come since it wouldn't change that much. We've had to keep running *so fast* just to keep up.
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Things are literally millions of times more powerful than they were when I was back at school, hacking on a Commodore PET. The experience of coding on a 1MHz sequential 6502 CPU in machine language is vastly removed from that of coding a massively parallel GPU.
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has there ever been a tech space that has expanded as quickly and as vastly as this one? Aviation, I suppose, encompassed in one person's lifespan the first powered flight and boots on the Moon. But this stuff, it's orders of magnitude beyond even that.
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I think my head would've exploded if I could have told my C64-era self about a thing like the 351V. That this cheap Chinese thing can contain and run everything you've ever seen or will see for years to come, all of it, effortlessly, on a "cartridge" smaller than your thumbnail.
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:-(
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Vangelis, composer of Chariots of Fire and Blade Runner soundtracks, dies aged 79 theguardian.com/music/2022/may
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