MaxCoderz

Boot to a different operating system (such as Knoppix), rename "windows", "documents and settings", and "program files" to different names. There is no legitimate reason to ever wipe a hard drive to troubleshoot windows. Then do a clean install of windows. If you need t...

Yay, rounding errors...

I remember when Avast once marked one of Farbrausch's demos as a troken.

Google is a supercreepy gigantic information logging information collector. They are collecting so much information about everyone that it's extremely scary. They know everyone's secrets.
It's inevitable that some day Google will turn to the Dark Side.

If you're comparing with a constant, you should add a negative number instead of subtracting.

I'm still around...

Does anyone actually use ION? It's been made obsolete on the TI83 by Venus, and on the TI83+ by MirageOS, Noshell, or CrunchyOS.

I think the disassembler I made would interpret it as a 3 byte instruction, and set the else label to be relative to an instruction boundary.

Bregalad on the Nesdev forums just informed me of a trick for optimizing if-then-else type blocks, where the "else" area consists of a 2-byte instruction. So you normally have an if-else-endif block like this: jr nz,else ;the IF ;some code jr endif else: ;some code endif: But here's a craz...

You might use an "is_negative" function if something requires a function pointer.

There's a reason I spent 7 slides devoted to "How to get this game on your calc" in the bubble bobble readme.

Lego mindstorms?

Krieger is 96k, plus DirectX, plus a beefy processor to create assets, plus the Arial font.

Congratulations, you found Krieger! Next watch this 64k intro called "The Product", I'm sure you will be blown away.

We got two approaches to tilemapping: #1: The "Crashman-style" routine to graph buffer copy and redraw the map. From there, you draw on your sprites using a modified sprite routine. Then copy/draw again. #2: The Sqrxz method. Draw a tilemap to start out. Draw Sprites while saving erase inf...