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It seems that Twitter is going down the drain. I already have my Mastodon account ready for those of you who want to start migrating there. My profile URL: @dadman" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">mastodon.social/@dadman You have both APP for Android and iOS. I'll see you there.

A preview of VESPERTINO WORLD RACING in the homebrew section of @RetroGamer_Mag #AmstradCPC

Indie Retro News: Bloodstone - This new ZX Spectrum 128k game by ZXOnline looks gorgeous! indieretronews.com/2026/05/bloods… #retrogaming #gaming #zxspectrum @TheRetroAsylum @ClassicReplay @ZXDev2015 @zxspectrum_club @zx_spectrum_30 @ZXOnline_net

MegaRace - Long lost Amiga CD32 development. Recovered Alpha released on Games That Weren't - buff.ly/qdtvpf0 #commodore #retrogaming

Planeta Sinclair: Tetris - 40 Anos planetasinclair.blogspot.com/2026/05/tetris…

SOULQUEST IS FINALLY OUT ON STEAM! It's real, after almost 7 years, the days of doubting if the game will see the day of light are over. Thank you so much to all my Kickstarter backers and the people who supported this game for so long. It's definitely not a perfect game, but I tried my best to make a kickass combat for a 2D game, which I would love to have played in 2019 when I started this project. Hope that SoulQuest may take that place for you as well. See you all in Cetonia!⚔️

James Webb Space Telescope Reveals NGC 2566: A Galaxy Rewriting Its Own Story At first glance, NGC 2566 looks like a classic barred spiral — elegant arms wrapped around a glowing core. But JWST has uncovered something far more dramatic. Its central bar is exceptionally powerful, functioning like a cosmic conveyor belt that relentlessly funnels vast amounts of gas directly into the galaxy’s heart. This internal highway triggers intense bursts of new star formation and may even be feeding a supermassive black hole lurking at the center What makes this discovery truly fascinating? NGC 2566 isn’t in a busy galaxy cluster. There are no close neighbors violently shaking it up. It’s evolving in a relatively quiet, isolated corner of the universe… yet it’s still roaring with activity. This means the galaxy isn’t being reshaped by external drama — it’s transforming from the inside out, powered by its own majestic internal architecture. A perfect example of how galaxies can be their own architects, driven by nothing but their beautiful, built-in cosmic machinery.

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Droxerix- Sexxxy bit 3 Panning #MSX channels on a Toshiba HX‑21 🔥🎧 HW envelopes, stacked drums. All driven by optimized WYZPlayer update. Smoother process, tighter sound. Raw capture from OpenMSX 21.0 far better than X audio

: Exoplanet... Multiple Green Flashes captured at Ocean Beach Pier, San Diego — March 3!For a brief, magical moment, the Sun put on a rare and dazzling show as it dipped below the horizon.Instead of the usual single emerald burst, observers witnessed multiple green flashes dancing above the Pacific — a stunning atmospheric phenomenon where layers of air with different temperatures and densities bend sunlight in complex ways.This rare “mock mirage” or “subduct flash” effect creates the illusion of several distinct green flashes appearing almost simultaneously, turning an ordinary sunset into something truly extraordinary.A perfect farewell from our star to the day.Goodnight, Earthlings! Credit: Jim Grant, San Diego, California

A swarm of tiny spacecraft could image Proxima b in incredible 20-meter detail! Imagine hundreds or thousands of tiny light-sail probes — nicknamed Coracles — launched from Earth and accelerated to 20% the speed of light using powerful ground-based lasers.A new scientific paper proposes that such a near-relativistic swarm could reach our nearest neighboring star system, Proxima Centauri (just 4.24 light-years away), in about 21 years. During a high-speed flyby, the swarm would work together like a massive virtual telescope. By acting as a distributed interferometer, the probes could capture gigapixel images of the potentially habitable exoplanet Proxima b at an astonishing ~20-meter resolution — sharp enough to reveal surface features, oceans, continents, or even signs of technology.Beyond stunning imagery, the swarm could scan for biosignatures in the planet’s atmosphere and study the entire Proxima system up close.This bold concept turns the challenge of interstellar distances into an opportunity — using sheer numbers and clever coordination instead of one giant, expensive spacecraft.The future of exploring nearby exoplanets may not be a single flagship mission… but a clever, fast-moving swarm.

I meticulously color-balanced and incrementally saturated this photo of the back side of the moon until I could see how impacts "paint" the lunar surface with different minerals This is just a snippet of my collaboration with @astro_reid, who took this during a lunar flyby.

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Evolution of our bird's attack animation! Which one packs more power? 🐦‍⬛💥 #indiedev #aseprite

My game hates me... #gamedev #indiegame #platformer #retrogaming #pixelart

Hola! Si no te resulta posible participar en el crowdfunding de este libro de #Amstrad, ¿podrías por lo menos hacer un RT? Queda una semana, 2.000 € por recaudar. ¡Solo un último empujón! Gracias. @AmstradPower @amscpcworld kickstarter.com/projects/editi…

Bull Fight 'Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers' SEGA Mega Drive