Owner of SixtyGig Games. https://xitter.cf/t.co/7eRn86Ons6 Working on a Rayvo2D, Rise to Ruins, and Fail to Hero. All opinions are someone's somewhere.
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Raymond Doerr retweeted
#WMM - 014 [Dekatronic After Images]
Yo, time has been a bit of a hard resource to gather recently so I haven't had as much time. I'm am still doing my best to work on these tracks though so I hope you like them!
#chiptune #chiptunes #8bitmusic #retrogames
Raymond Doerr retweeted
the way ozzy osbourne lived his life, its a miracle he even made it to 76. he changed the history of music forever… there will genuinely never be anyone else like him man. this one fuckin hurts
the godfather of metal, prince of darkness, rest easy 🕊️
Anyone have any desktop recording software that isn't too bloated, doesn't suck, and isn't OBS?
OBS is fine but I kinda need something not made for streaming, OBS is too bloated for my needs. I just want a simple recorder.
Bonus points if it can auto-crop.
Slow #indiedev over the weekend as I went to @vcfsouthwest.
Had a blast, and bought a Toshiba Libretto 75CT!! :D
Raymond Doerr retweeted
#WMM - 003 [Bykel Flashpoint] youtu.be/ELqBUda-gI4?si=TFGP…
This week I somehow came up with some really weird waveforms with a bit of filtering. How I did that? I do not know, but I like it!
#chiptunes #chiptune #nes #nintendo #oscilloscope
Raymond Doerr retweeted
Who said you can't find inspiration for games in the old paintings? What an inspiring piece!
"Expulsion, Moon and Firelight" ~1828
~Thomas Cole
New PC Online! Now I can get back to #indiedev.
Case:
Lian Li Dynamic EVO XL
Motherboard/CPU:
ASUS ROG Z890 Hero
Intel Core Ultra 9 285K
GPU:
MSI RTX 5090 32g
RAM:
64gb DDR5 Ram, 6400Mhz (2x32gb)
Drives:
2x Samsung 970 EVO M.2 Cards (2tb)
1x Samsung 860 EVO SSD (4tb) (From old PC)
1x Western Digital Black Drive (10tb) (From old PC)
PSU:
Corsair RM850X (850 Watt) (From old PC)
Cooling:
All Nuctua
Audio:
Sound Blaster AE-7 (From old PC)
It's weird how there's a "start up story" trope of:
"Me and my friend were laid off from <Professional Job>, so we decided to <Make Same Thing Ourselves>. Come look!"
But then half the time with these stories, you look at the thing, and think to yourself "oh, that's why you were 'laid off' huh?"
I'm all for supporting everyone, but sometimes it's a bit silly when you can see the obvious failings that spotlight the whole reason the big pros didn't want them anymore.
Having said that, I've also seen 10,000 insanely amazing things come from the same, probably more genuine, situation.
Spent today fixing my #3dprinter. The MCU died on the poor thing, it would completely lose power when the bed heater was turned on. Last comment has videos.
Luckily I had a spare, so it was just a swapout + firmware flash.
