NASA still maintains some of the Voyager spacecraft code in a 1970s-era programming language that almost nobody on Earth fully understands anymore
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Original Apollo 11 code open-sourced by NASA
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Terminator: The story of the 6502 code you see onscreen
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Real-time 3D shader on the Game Boy Color
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x86 assembler in Bash
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RollerCoaster Tycoon was the last of its kind
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Why stomping Wigglers glitches Super Mario World
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The story of The Oregon Trail
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Bugs and glitches of high-level NES Tetris
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Minimal Linux bootloader debugging story
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Reverse engineering game code from the Neutral Zone in Yars' Revenge
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How much work does it take to get the Windows 95 version of SimCity 2000 working on a modern windows PC?
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Hacking a 25 year old game (Worms 2) to make it work
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The classic arcade game that crashes itself for anti-piracy reasons
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Apollo 12 source code: Looking at the original flown code printout, and the 1202 error fix
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Statically recompiling NES games into native executables with LLVM and Go
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VMware mouse driver for Windows 3.x
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Better x86 Assembly Generation with Go
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Apollo 11 Guidance Computer Source Code for Command and Lunar Modules
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OS Development on Windows – Part 1: Building a UEFI Application in NASM
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Guide to Z80 ASM basics
I've been thinking about messing around with Z80 ASM for a while with the end goal of doing interesting things with one of my old TI calculators. Finally got around to doing some googling, found...
I've been thinking about messing around with Z80 ASM for a while with the end goal of doing interesting things with one of my old TI calculators. Finally got around to doing some googling, found this guide to the basics, and thought I'd share it for anyone else who might like to read it.
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