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Performing some simple hardware (and software) mods on the new C64 Ultimate to improve the experience a bit.
The C64 Ultimate is available from the resurrected Commodore:
Installing DolphinDOS on the C64U:
Get the modified DolphinDOS ROMs here:
Some more inspiration for hardware mods on the C64U:
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For 30 years, there was only one place in North America that as willing to try an experiment in cycling safety by letting cyclists treat stop signs as yield signs. But in recent years, this experiment has been expanded to a bunch of other locations. Now, the data is in.
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The Ultimate Guide to Bike Commuting and Urban Cycling, A Shifter Course is designed to give newbies the knowledge and confidence to make the bike a bigger part of their lives: https://shiftercourses.thinkific.com/
I’ve been riding Priority bikes for a number of years. I love their low-maintenance, belt-drive design, and they offer good quality at a decent price. They signed on as a sponsor for my YouTube channel several years after I started riding them.
My daily summertime bike is the zippy and fun Priority Eight: https://alnk.to/1XWoxFO
My book Frostbike: The Joy, Pain and Numbness of Winter Cycling: https://amzn.to/42EBzO6
Here is some of the gear I’m currently using. Some of these are affiliate links.
Bike Lights: I love dynamo lights that are built into a bike and powered by your pedalling or the wheel’s movement, but if you need aftermarket lights, Lumos offers a number of great options. Their Firefly lights are simple and bright: https://collabs.shop/3uodbz
Helmet: If I’m riding for sports, such as mountain biking or road bike, I like Lumos helmets because they are comfortable and well-built, and you can also easily attach lights to stay as visible as possible on roads: https://collabs.shop/prkigy
Bell: I love the sound and quality of the Japanese-made Crane Bells: https://www.cranebellusa.com/
Saddle: Yes, they can be pricey, but I’ve joined the ranks of people who think the extra cost for the quality of a Brooks Saddle is worth it, in both durability and comfort: https://www.brooksengland.com/
Panniers: My everyday workhorse pannier is Two Wheel Gear’s Pannier Backpack Convertible 2.0: https://twowheelgear.com/collections/pannier-backpacks?srsltid=AfmBOop6XPOZUjmjf4-Nr1MVwSivDO7igNWhL6Y3PzWOzkqtraTAS-D5
Pedals: I’ve not experienced high-performance pedals adding much extra value to my daily riding experience, but these light-up pedals from Redshift are bright, keep me visible at night and grab lots of attention: https://redshiftsports.com?aff=40
Phone mount: I use Peak Design’s mobile system, including the Universal Bar Mount on my handlebars every day, which I also bring it with me when I travel for bike rentals and bike-share bicycles: https://peak-design.pxf.io/c/5749368/1664050/18669
Buff: Keeps your face, neck and head warm in the winter, and keeps the sun off in the summer: https://peak-design.pxf.io/c/5749368/1664050/18669
Sunglasses: If you’re going to wear sunglasses, why not use a pair that has built-in mirrors so you can see behind you while you ride?: https://collabs.shop/f9hvof
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A film by Mary Jirmanus Saba.
This video is about the how to install the Retro Reason Studio virtual machine so you can get started making some music in 32-bit style. It also shows you how to configure everything so you will have good quality audio with minimal latency. More information and download linki: https://jokingly.online/retrostudio
For several years I ran Reason 5.0.1 on Linux under WINE, but the experience was always somewhat subpar. So I built a minimalist virtual machine that can be run under virt-manager/qemu-kvm under Linux to be able to make music more comfortably. It enables you to take your own studio anywhere, and easily move it between computer systems. Another plus about this release is that it enables you to use VSTs with Reason.
Acabo de implementar retroceso para el arma del personaje. ¡Es divertidísimo!
Action Potion Toxique - Lyon - 31 octobre 2025
Les 5 revendications de cette action :
Kent's thread on c. 1980 TECO emacs:
Me doing some acl2+McCLIM+ecl in emacs
The little-discussed Robert Smith's mine for coalton:
We did talk much more about Mine / Coalton on Sunday-morning-in-europe over here:
From the publisher's feed