Tivemos a oportunidade de ir ao cinema assistir e analisar o aguardado filme da Supergirl, a segunda grande aposta do novo universo DC liderado por James Gunn. Nesta opinião detalhada, o Eduardo mergulha nesta adaptação da banda desenhada "Mulher do Futuro", explorando a forma como o filme nos transporta para uma verdadeira space opera repleta de novos planetas e raças alienígenas.

Discutimos os altos e baixos desta aventura galáctica, desde as fantásticas performances do elenco principal e a exploração surpreendente do passado de Kara em Krypton, até aos problemas com as cenas de ação e o tom de humor inserido no meio de uma narrativa que se pretendia mais pesada e psicológica. Será que este filme é apenas "bom" ou consegue ser verdadeiramente épico?

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This is a compilation album featuring music made for experimental video art pieces made in the previous year.

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All music by SR-2000. Copyright © 2026 by Megahuman Publishing Limited. All Rights Reserved.

Sounds of water rushing over a rocky riverbed in the Bieszczady Mountains, Poland. Recorded on a clear summer morning. No wind on the mic, no birds, no background noise — just the river.

This spot was about 400 meters upstream from our camp. We'd been out there a week. My son chose the location himself, set up the microphones and the camera — I only plugged everything in. He's growing into a real nature lover and my helper. The water was pleasantly ice-cold and crystal-clear, so we cooled off a bit in the natural rocky basin before sitting down to eat. Listen with us while we have our second breakfast.

Real places, real days. No filters, no noise reduction, no AI.

▶ See the full version in 4K on YouTube: https://youtu.be/YM2U4N1AX5k

My port of Shufflepuck Cafe for the 8-bits Apple II computers includes a two-player mode over serial. It is quite fun.

Download: https://www.colino.net/wordpress/shufflepuck-cafe-for-apple-ii/

Requirements: Two Apple II computers with 64kB of RAM (or more), each with a mouse and serial card.

Development challenges: https://www.colino.net/wordpress/archives/2026/02/23/the-challenges-of-porting-shufflepuck-cafe-to-the-8-bits-apple-ii/

My port of Shufflepuck Cafe for the 8-bits Apple II computers.

Requirements: Apple II with 64kB of RAM (or more) and a mouse.

Development challenges: https://www.colino.net/wordpress/archives/2026/02/23/the-challenges-of-porting-shufflepuck-cafe-to-the-8-bits-apple-ii/

On the emulated Apple II side (middle): Wozamp, an Apple II multimedia player: https://www.colino.net/wordpress/wozamp-an-apple-ii-music-and-video-player/ , which relies on a serial proxy to access the internet, and works without spicy modern hardware in/on the Apple II.

On the proxy side (left): surl-server, a network-to-serial proxy for 8 bits computers, with a focus on Apple II: https://www.colino.net/wordpress/surl-server-a-serial-proxy-for-8bit-computers/

The proxy runs on a modern computer (laptop, Raspberry, etc) and handles network requests and real-time transcoding of arbitrary audio/video using FFMpeg. Audio is streamed at 11.5kHz, 5bit to the modem port of the Apple II, video is streamed at 11.5kB/s to the printer port of the Apple II - video playback requires two serial ports.

Framerate vary with the dynamicity of the video, Bad Apple plays at 23.5fps.

This is "directly" streamed from Youtube through Invidious through surl-server, two serial ports and finally to the 65c02.

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The music is created in a small chapel in downtown Keene, NH by Alison Wilder and Greg Wilder, two experienced improvisers in order to open a musical pathway to the sublime. We build live spatial soundscapes around a cadre of electronic instruments, the chapel’s acoustics and its small pipe organ (single rank of pipes), a Yamaha studio upright piano.

This is the first in a monthly series held in downtown Keene, NH. If you missed it live, you won't hear the organ since we didn't mic it this time around, so there's a drone + bells section that's a little sparse. 😃

More about The Clearing: https://alisonwilder.com/the-clearing/

For the gearheads, this month's performance used:

Recording of my live set, played at GPN24 on the WOC stage. For my workflow explanations, comments and description of the few german voiceovers, please activate subtitles.

Used gear: