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The 6502 chip was used in many seminal computers - the Atari 2600, Atari 8-bit family, Apple II family, Nintendo Entertainment System, Commodore 64, A...

25 April 2021, 10:04 am Commodore 64 can now be used as a cryptocurrency miner after a software developer wrote a code and shared it publicly. The widely successful 8-bit home computer, which was launched in 1982, is powered by a 1 MHz processor and 64 KB RAM. Mining Cryptocurrency using Commodore 64 According to Decrypt's Apr. 13 report, the software developer who wrote the code to make the Commodore 64 a dedicated cryptocurrency miner made it accessible on developer file-sharing platform GitHub. Maciej Witkowiak, the software developer who wrote the code, said that the cryptocurrency miner ...

Email Retrocomputing and retro gaming continue to get noticed by major news outlets. First was the New York Times with the article The Impractical but Indisputable Rise of Retrocomputing published on January 8th, and now Wired Magazine, with the article People Still Really Love the Apple II. Wired’s article is a bit more focused on a game that we are all aware of, recently released for the Apple II – Nox Archaist by 6502 Workshop. Wired’s article actually covers the recent interview that Mark Lemmert, developer of Nox Archaist, gave to the podcast   Geek’s Guide to the Galaxy...

Problem for the obama administration. not just remembers but democrats are very concerned about this. republicans are angry because they thought this law was going to fail. democrats were angry because they thought it was going to succeed and now they put their credibility behind the obama administration competently implementeding the health exchanges and they're not seeing it now. they compared the health care.gov site to an iphone. it looks more like a commodore 64 right now. i'm sure a lot of people don't even remember that. but it wouldn't be a good thing in which to build data systems tha...