Pawel Baturo

My brand new Commodore 64 😁 #c64 #ultimate64 #8bit

Lemmings Reloaded #C64.. 101 levels created so far and we're aiming for even more!

🛰️ 2nd EDA Space Defence Industry Workshop addressed how Europe can ensure space capabilities in a crowded environment. The discussions focused on the latest EU CDP “Space Services” and “Space Operations”, as well as their related implementation roadmaps. #StrongerTogether

This Polish theoretical physicist just proved you can recreate all math functions from JUST one operation. E(a, b) = e^a - ln(b) Every single operation: +, -, x, / , trig, log, as you can see below. Extremely mathematically elegant.

@sz_a_m_a_n A jakie są wrażenia z grania na jedynce? Bez myszki to ma sens?

Dwa klasyki w dobrej cenie na Switcha 👇👍

Wouldn't it be great if there was a huge collection of bitmap fonts all in one place for your convenience. github.com/ianhan/BitmapF… #demoscene

5 years ago, we made Rogue4k, a tiny 4k #C64 rogue-ish game, then Rogue64 in Jan 2022. We followed up with Roguecraft for #Amiga. It was received well, but we NEVER thought that would lead to porting it to 10+ retro platforms! ❤️ Check this space the coming weeks and months! Links to our games here: badgerpunch.itch.io #roguelike #indiedev #gamedev #RETROGAMING #retrogames

Only the older generation will recognize this one. Beach-Head, published in 1983 by Access Software, is one of the tougher C64 games I have played back in the day. I was 8 or 9 when I first gave it a shot, so maybe that was part of the reason but even in my teenage years I still struggled to get to that final mega-bunker/fortress monstrosity at the end. Beach-Head was commercially successful back in the day, selling around quarter of a million copies, an excellent number for that era. Bruce Carver went on to also make Raid over Moscow one year later - another classic of 80s gaming history, and one that was equally hard (the hangar sequence still gives me PTSD). I think in terms of design and gameplay you can see how the 2 games are related, the vibe feels similar.

@radekzaleski No

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@A_Swidzinski @Defence24pl Żart byłby przedni gdyby była informacja, że cele będziemy mogli wskazywać bez ograniczeń. :D

Ubogi żart na prima aprilis od @Defence24pl. Natomiast redakcja wykazuje się typowym dla siebie radosnym ignorowaniem otaczającej ich rzeczywistości i refleksji nad nią. Rok temu słowa Trumpa o Grenlandii, albo nomen omen dzisiejsze o NATO też byłyby powodem do beki, nie?

These two photographs are separated by only 35 years.

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@TerribleMaps Indeed Iceland shouldn’t be green 😁

European countries with land

@oldyzach 2nd shift? 😉😆

Just two more hours of work, and then...

Stefan Banach was born exactly 134 years ago today 🎉 A self-taught prodigy, he was "discovered" by a professor who overheard him discussing Lebesgue integrals in a Kraków park. Here’s a cool instance of the Banach fixed-point theorem.

@p_baturo @MarcoRomildo Third vote, @StuIcon64 👍😇

@CptSparky360 @MarcoRomildo Totally agree. Who knows, maybe someone will port it, even first level would be brilliant have.

@p_baturo @MarcoRomildo They do indeed ❤️ It's a shame that nobody wanted this for 12£ (38£ today) But maybe most had switched to Amiga or even PCs already 🤔

#Flashback was planned to be released on the #C64 😯 gamesthatwerent.com/gtw64/flashbac… youtube.com/post/Ugkx1pXSg…

@oldyzach Great game, but Sim Ant definitely rules 😎

Today I'm going to farm nostalgia. After work, though.

this is excellent >GitLab founder diagnosed with rare cancer (osteosarcoma) >standard care works but cancer comes back later >medical team says there's not much else to do >"It became my own job to keep myself alive. Nobody else was going to do it for me at this point" >starts researching, assembles his own medical team, uses AI for deep research >“I’ll talk to anyone, I’ll go anywhere, and I can be there anytime" to collect information >does as many diagnostic tests as he can find as often as he can (maximal diagnostics) >develops his own therapeutic ladder with repurposed drugs, personalized medicine, etc >Sid’s cancer currently in remission