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In the last week, an Amiga 1200 was dropped off at my workshop to be repaired. That isn’t unusual, but the faults were unusual enough that I thought I should blog about them. The Problem... Just the motherboard was brought to me, and I was told that it would work for 15 minutes and then crash to a black screen. Sure enough, when I tested it, I could only run it for about 15-20 minutes at most. |
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Brainfuck (from now on BF) turns 30 this year. This puts it in the same league as Python (32), Java (28) and Haskell (33). I remember the first time I had heard about BF. It was in my college dorm while talking to my roommate. I was pre-med at the time, and had only the faintest idea about programming. So when I first laid eyes on its syntax I hadn’t the faintest idea why someone would ever subject themselves to it. Now many years later I’m a programmer in my own right, and I find myself writing about a programming language I once balked at. Funny how life happens that way |
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On this page you will find all infos about my pas life into the cool Amiga Demo scene (from 1989 till 1995). - "Les Shadock" (My second group 1993 - 1995) - "HAWK" (My First group 1989 - 1993) - My Others demos - "BodeRunner" (LodeRunner clone). Who are we ? 1993 to 1995 : 'Les Shadock' is (was!) a french AMIGA group composed by some old members of the scene. We all started on A500 around 1987. The official member is : |
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On this website you can download to discover, view and review lots of Amiga demos / dentros / intros / slideshows / diskmags ... from the Amiga DemoScene. (from 1989 to 1996) |
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This domain name and website have been purchased to help encourage and foster open-source software development on the Amiga platform. It is our sincere hope that by bringing together Amiga software developers in one place, and by providing the resources and tools that are necessary to support Amiga open-source projects, we will be encouraging Amiga software developers to work together on common projects, combining their skills and resources, and using the open-source model to share code and ideas. |
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AmiGUS is a modern high quality sound card for the Amiga. {...) By supporting established frameworks such as AHI and MHI, we ensure that the card is compatible to a wide range of already existing applications. In addition, the card's true power lies in its highly sophisticated wavetable engine, which provides a powerful feature upgrade to PAULA, supporting 32 true hardware voices using 32 MB of sample memory. The good news is that, in order to use these features, you don't need a fast CPU. AmiGUS can be used on ALL Amigas with a free Zorro Slot, since all of the computational heavy-lifting is performed by the hardware acclerated functions on the card. |
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Amiga schematic archive, Amiga hardware repairs, Amiga hardware reference, A4000 and A3000 technical guides, details of various computer connectors, datasheets & acronyms, Datasheets/Publications, Various Amiga related technical PDFs {and more.} |
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Some software I have written for AmigaOS 4.x / others... Software: Activity Meter, Shaderjoy, Fractal Nova, glSnoop, Hello Hungary Redux, Diamonds and Dust, Nelipala, CPUWatcher, PlayMate, AnimalKeeper & D-fragmenta. Ports: Stunt Car Remake, Milkytracker (SDL2), Aleph One (SDL2/MiniGL), SDL2 and SDL, Super Methane Bros (SDL2 version), CannonBall (OutRun engine), The Zod Engine, ioquake 3 (SDL2), OpenArena, Quake 2, PrBoom & NetPanzer. |
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At it’s core Capitoline (Cap) is an Amiga kickstart editor, but like any software project, it’s grown arms and legs, added features which may or may not be useful to everybody. Main features: You can load ROMs in various different formats, decrypt, extract from ADF etc. Once loaded you can take a ROM apart, “ROMSplit” into modules then you can put a new ROM together “add” from these modules or other ROMs and ADFs. You can patch ROMs to change text or behaviour. You can save ROMs for burning to EPROMs (byteswap, interleave, split). You can create skick files for softloading Kickstarts or use within WHDLoad {and much more} |
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Welcome to Usenet's archive of product reviews for the Amiga computer. We have hundreds of reviews covering many kinds of hardware, software, and other products for the Amiga, both commercial and shareware/freeware. |
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A big document, (actually two, one in AmigaGuide format and the other one in html format) |
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This site is dedicated to my crazy embedded projects! FleaFPGA 'Ohm', FleaFPGA 'Uno', FleaFPGA 'Classic', Fleatiny & Flea86. leaFPGA 'Ohm' provides a low-cost FPGA development platfrom in a Raspberry Pi zero-style form factor. FleaFPGA Ohm was designed for users to explore the wonders of programmable logic and hardware-oriented languages i.e. VHDL and Verilog. FleaFPGA 'Ohm' is suited for professional and hobbyist uses alike. |
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Welcome! Here, you can chat into irc.abime.net without any IRC client :) |
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What is OWB for AROS? AROS port of Origyn Web Browser is a Zune-based application created by Stanis?aw Szymczyk as one of the requirements of Port an Open Source Browser To AROS bounty. It’s using OWB encapsulated in a Zune class as a rendering engine. |
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The PC World conference in 1985 was a stunning milestone in the age of retro computing. 8-bit microcomputers had established the market for home computers and now the 16-but multitasking powerhouses started to knock on the door. Watch Jack Tramiel talk up the Atart ST, Amiga developers demonstrate true multitasking and basic programming. |
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The PC World conference in 1985 was a stunning milestone in the age of retro computing, also known as the vintage computer age. 8-bit microcomputers had established the market for home computers and now the 16-but multitasking powerhouses started to knock on the door. Watch Jack Tramiel talk up the Atart ST, Amiga developers demonstrate true multitasking and basic programming. We see signs of MetaComCo, a light that shone so bright, so quickly. |
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Welcome to the Southern California Commodore and Amiga Networkers group, Scanners! We are based in Southern California and are the only Southern California Commodore and Amiga users group around. |
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Drag and drop an ADF or HDF file anywhere on this window to browse files and explore folders. |
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You can find here all the latest Amiga Classics Libraries. |
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{OUTSTANDING!!! Full PBC layouts for the A500, 600, 1200, 4000, 4000T CD32 and the A2386sx board. Only selective versions of the boards are available} |
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Welcome to the Amiga Users Group Website. Melbourne Australia |
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This is the AmigaOS Documentation Wiki. Here we collect all information for users and developers of AmigaOS version 4.0 and beyond. |
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Blitz Research Ltd is a software development company dedicated to bringing you the ultimate in game creation tools and utilities. Our flagship product is Blitz3D, the hit 3D games programming language used by thousands of programmers around the world. Our latest product is BlitzMax, a cross platform programming language based on BASIC, but with many weird and wonderful additions. We also offer BlitzPlus for simpler 2D game and application programming, and Maplet, a wonderfully easy to use modeller. |
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The information resource for the Commodore Amiga. Welcome to the classicamiga wiki site. This Wiki provides information, tutorials, FAQs and guides about the Amiga and Amiga emulation. It has been created to help the Amiga community, and Amiga users, find out and explore as much about the Amiga as they can. Initially the existing articles from the main classicamiga.com site's FAQs and Tutorials section have been ported over to the Wiki, and then this Wiki will be fully replacing that section of the main site. This will allow this part of classicamiga to grow and expand with member participation. We hope you all find this Wiki useful. Please post comments, feedback, ideas and suggestion on the classicamiga forum. |
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