Show HN: Bedrock – An 8-bit computing system for running programs anywhere(benbridle.com)

197 points by benbridle 1 year ago | 47 comments

NESFab – A new programming language for creating NES games(pubby.games)

193 points by redbell 1 year ago | 14 comments

The Obsessively Complete Infocom Catalog(eblong.com)

117 points by exvi 1 year ago | 39 comments

Linux Kernel Exploitation: Attack of the Vsock(hoefler.dev)

223 points by todsacerdoti 1 year ago | 65 comments

GDI Effects from the PC cracking scene(gdimayhem.temari.fr)

144 points by todsacerdoti 10 months ago | 36 comments

Rockman / Mega Man source code(bisqwit.iki.fi)

38 points by JojoFatsani 2 years ago | 3 comments

I replaced Animal Crossing's dialogue with a live LLM by hacking GameCube memory(joshfonseca.com)

784 points by vuciv 1 year ago | 168 comments

Blog post describing how the author hacked GameCube memory to replace Animal Crossing villager dialogue with text generated live by an LLM.

Backups Aren't Simple(filipovski.net)

318 points by afilipovski 1 month ago | 190 comments

Personal blog post by Aleksandar Filipovski arguing that backups are more complex than they seem, starting from a family story of losing photos to a reformatted drive.

There is no official XScreenSaver GitHub repository(github.com)

63 points by st_goliath 6 days ago | 66 comments

A GitHub repository by jwz whose only content is a README stating there is no official XScreenSaver GitHub repository.

Dirty Optimization Secrets (C for Playdate)(devforum.play.date)

66 points by ibobev 24 days ago | 7 comments

Playdate developer forum thread sharing advanced C optimization tricks learned while building a full-speed Game Boy emulator for the Playdate.

VVVVVV Source Code(github.com)

385 points by radeeyate 1 year ago | 72 comments

GitHub repository by Terry Cavanagh hosting the source code of the indie platformer game VVVVVV, with desktop and mobile versions.

Fuck it, make it anyway(joelotter.com)

504 points by JayOtter 1 month ago | 495 comments

A personal blog essay by indie game developer Joel Auterson encouraging people to make their creative projects anyway despite doubts.