Subject: Re: [stella] on Batari BASIC From: Doug Dingus <opengeek@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 3 Aug 2005 02:12:35 -0400 |
Well, lets try this again. If you see two of these, sorry. I didn't think about email forwarding when I registered with biglist. Greets all. I've exchanged e-mails with a few of you over the years. Glenn, I never thanked you for your Stella CD work. (I've got #98!) --So thanks! I enjoyed that project very much. Forgive me if this reply is out of place. I have not participated on e-mail lists often. Feel free to whack me with the cluestick if needed. I joined the list to make a comment, or two on the Batari Basic briefly discussed here. Been a lurker for many years. As a teenager, I learned a lot about assembly language programming on the Atari 800 and CoCo. (Miss that 6809) Family / work life never really allowed for much participation. Reading the archives and watching you all develop your games, while continuing to find new ways to squeeze ever better visuals out of the 2600 has been very entertaining and informative. There is nothing like the old machines today. Thanks for keeping the spirit alive and for answering unanswered questions slowly over the years.
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