A Pygame window showing the process of drawing a cardioid

I read your post, start my code editor and write....

Is this a reference to "So Long And Thanks For All the Fish" ?

and for high quality coax cables: Huber+Suhner

Infinity Nikki loading screen indication 8.42G / 75.19G

75.190Gigabyte ! In 2026 games are becoming ridiculously huge. Will the increase in RAM price make it more reasonable for the coming years?

This picture is not totally accurate: The cap did evolve for safety reasons.
In the 70s the cap did not have a hole at the top

Some Python code handling shape rotation with an explanation in French below.

Explaining to children how to write a Tetris game is more complex than expected

Post a game you remember playing that nobody else remembers

Stop scrolling and post two characters who bring you happiness...

yes Lego is expensive but it can be reused many times and it is passed from one generation to the next one. My son plays with old bricks I got from the 60s.

Merci. Je pensais être le seul à haïr ce livre (même ado l'idéologie décrite me répugnait).
Quand on en a tiré une bd (parue chez Glenat) je me suis dit qu'une version plus moderne corrigerait les erreurs du roman mais (selon les critiques (je n'ai pas lu la bd)) la bd semble très fidèle au roman.

Mini desktop program window with a big hello world text, 2 input fields and a button

Today, experimenting with #avalonia . This seems to be very easy to use if you know #WPF.

Infinity Nikky loading screen showing that download progress : 4.92G / 67.33G

#infinitynikki 67.33GB that's a bit too much don't you think?
This game uses more disk space than Fortnite 😰

A functional Tetris in less than 150 lines of #pygame

And here we go again... writing a Tetris with #Pygame

A space invaders game but all sprites are colored rectangles

My Space invader tutorial begins to look like a real game.

I know the graphics are minimalists but I want the children to focus on the game mechanics, not on the graphics

Sometimes a bug in your software can create an interesting behavior

Like in this minimalist space invaders where the invaders move according a totally unexpected pattern

When You said (Source) Link, I was expecting a link to the source code of Eliza.

So Here is the code form de David Ahl book.

an aerial view of a rocket being launched by nasa ALT: an aerial view of a rocket being launched by nasa

I was 2 years old when I saw the saturn V rocket launch.
I decided that I wanted to build rockets

Just be careful: when you go from 6502 to ARM64:
1/ in ARM64, you must explicitely indicate 's' if you want to update the flags

2/ in ARM64 storing a register write 8 bytes instead of one byte (this is obvious but can be surprising: when writhing a char also write 7 zeroes in memory)

2 years ago, I was building a PID regulation using #arduino and #fischertechnik

GitHub - PPoliakoff/PiConsole16x16: PiConsole16x16 is a Python-powered gaming console built with a Raspberry Pi Pico and a 16×16 LED display. Designed for educational use, it is intended to introduces... PiConsole16x16 is a Python-powered gaming console built with a Raspberry Pi Pico and a 16×16 LED display. Designed for educational use, it is intended to introduces students to programming, electro...

I think the code is simpler with LEDs because
1/ there is no timing critical issues
2/ there is only one bit per pixel

The code is available here:
github.com/PPoliakoff/P...

I have made 5 of them 😀.

Raspberry Pi Pico Game console with 16x16 led Display.

Love this! #retrocomputing #coding

What movie do you consider perfect?

It is worse than that:
When I enter the room they welcome me with the Team Rocket Motto

A car race game on 16x16 large red or grey pixels. The car is drawn as a 2x2 pixels square

I did it (this is a printscreen on the simulator but it also runs on the real LED matrix hardware)

Drawing showing the connection of a Raspberry pi pico to a LED matrix and a joystick

PowerPoint is the worst tool to draw electrical schematics.

and we also need a VGA port because ......

Some C# code I wrote in the early 2000s

My favorite game at that time: C#2003

Gaston: En Direct de La Gaffe (image source : Wikipedia)

yes: this comic.