Lvl 47 cyberpunk, hacker, speaker, hacktivist, pirate, teaching the kiddos, townie. Lots of weird tech stuff! Loud Chaotic Good 🇨🇺/✡️ hacker punk. Fights for the right causes; usually up to some mischief. .ooM by proxy. He/him/bi 🏳️🌈 # HackThePlanet Trans rights are human rights. 🏳️⚧️ Resident of The Sprawl. 
Finger me for my .plan: lambdacalculus@happynetbox.com Photography and fractal art on Pixelfed: https:// pixelfed.social/i/web/profile/ 272791383302082560
Lvl 47 cyberpunk, hacker, speaker, hacktivist, pirate, teaching the kiddos, townie. Lots of weird tech stuff! Loud Chaotic Good 🇨🇺/✡️ hacker punk. Fights for the right causes; usually up to some mischief. .ooM by proxy. He/him/bi 🏳️🌈 # HackThePlanet Trans rights are human rights. 🏳️⚧️ Resident of The Sprawl. Finger me for my .plan: lambdacalculus@happynetbox.com Photography and fractal art on Pixelfed: https:// pixelfed.social/i/web/profile/ 272791383302082560
I've done 6502 assembly before, but here's where the fun begins...
Doing 6502 assembly and fighting every single constraint the Atari 2600 is gonna have and try and throw at me.
128 bytes of RAM. No frame buffer. Racing the beam. Just 5 dedicated sprites (2 players, 2 missiles, 1 ball) and a playfield. 2 channels of mono sound.
It was fiendishly difficult to code for even back in the 70s and early 80s.
Sounds like fun. Let's see where it goes.
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