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Amiga lore is full of exciting tales. Many of them are retold to demonstrate how the incompetence of Commodore’s management destroyed a p...
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First Amiga Demo Creator May 1987.
The Supremacy Demo Creator, Amiga, Demo-Scene, Assembly, 68000, Coding, released May 1987, Demos, I...
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The 1990s Amiga with Video Toaster has a VFX cool factor that endures today - CDM Create Digital Music.
Todd Rundgren, Babylon 5, The X-...
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An old Amiga with ‘Titanic’ miniature shoot ‘video taps’ on it is a treasure-trove of VFX history - befores & afters.
Visual effects...
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Grind - A first person shooter for Amiga 500, made with the amazing Dread-Engine (+DEMO).
Grind- A first person shooter for Amiga 500, m...
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Hacking Little Computer People on the Amiga.
The LCP house. Isn’t that 1980s décor just great?TL;DRThis post is about how I semi-reverse...
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Lets build an Amiga Network Adapter.
I’ve owned an Amiga for the past 30 years but in all that time the one thing I have never done is p...
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The Pimiga is a fairly new project that brings the retro joys of the greatest computer of all time to modern and easily available hardwar...
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Amiberry is an optimized Amiga emulator, for ARM-based boards (like the Raspberry Pi, ASUS Tinkerboard, Odroid XU4, etc). The core emulat...
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I’ve recently thought a lot about the essay The computer built to last 50 years by Ploum. It’s a delightful piece about the author’s idea...
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After porting ObjFW (and at the same time Objective-C) to MorphOS and starting to port it to AmigaOS 4, I thought: It’s nice to have Obje...
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Looking Back on 35 Years as an Amiga User - Byte Cellar.
Thirty five years ago I became an Amiga user. One of the first, actually. This ...
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How Amiga 500 RAM Probably Works | How Things Probably Work.
Amiga 500 RAM can be a bit of a mystery, like ghosts. But once you understa...
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Personal Computing On An Amiga In 2021.
Solène created a week-long personal computing challenge around old computers. I chose to use an ...
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