It's a political caricature of a famous US president. The funny thing is, I wrote "Obama made me do it!" in the scroller of my demo *before* I knew what he had drawn... weirrrd... :)

The organizers said it was OK to upload here and on Pouet, so here is an OCS demo with music and graphics by Uncle Tom and coding by Photon that is competing with some serious AGA/060 demos here on Breakpoint. Get it here first!

Another small release from Scoopex :P In this case, very small. 64 bytes and no more.

SIR just announced that he will no longer be organizer for Scoopex. As a nice guy and someone who tried to get Scoopexians busier, I think I speak for the Scoopex crew when I say: Thank you for the time in Scoopex, nice chats and willingness to stand up for Scoopex. And thank you for the stuff you've been able to do with a sometimes family-time and work-time-afflicted crew!

T$ released his 4k "Snailmail" at NVScene08.

The CLI command returns a result from the combination of mouse buttons pressed when the command is executed. That allows you to conditionally execute some lines in the startup-sequence, like loading Workbench only if button is pressed, and so on.

Bought some laminated, uh, chipboard today (the boards arcade cabs are made of, laminated to look like my desk). I cut them up and made proper shelves for my monitors.

In summary, 1) Both my old Canon A200 camera and the one in the Nokia E71 suck at total darkness with intense laser light shows. :) Well, that's a lie. They both just suck. And, 2) Jarre is still around and looking and sounding great, and 3) My ears survived without using the precautionary earplugs...

Got a Casio Futurist cheap from Singapore today, to make sure I don't lose track of time. Been without a watch since... forever. :P

This is a cruncher for ... people like me, I guess. Those who have old sources that make full use of OCS. I.e., put stuff on 64K bounds to save some cyclesand thus needs, CRAVES absolute addressing like in the [good] old days ;) Or who don't want to spend time fixing them up to run on 'all' Amigas. Just remove any copper/interrupt save and restore code from your source, and check if d0 < start address. If so, allow exit, otherwise the system or decruncher has been trashed due to lack of memory.