Member Blogs
Commodore-related Blogs from registered bloggers at CommodoreServer.com
[FUN] machine
by -d-atronics
C64 is a FUN machine! So lets to have some fun....
64vintage
I collect all commodore
Adventures in C64 Code Hacking
by slarti64
Hey, I'm Slartibartfast, formerly of Aussie demo crews Futurevision Designs, Battery and Lithium (old school) and Onslaught, Chrome and Hokuto Force (contemporary), recently having joined PROS to code intros for the cracks my man Fungus does. I've been coding for the c64 almost since I first got one in the 90's, took a break from the "death" of the scene in the mid-90's until returning in the early 2000's to join Onslaught and Chrome in around 2005. I released several short demos in that time, started work on a game, and burnt out around 2007 and left the scene again. That brings us to today, where I decided if I was going to make a game now, I'd have to polish up my skills. This started as an idea to rejoin Hokuto Force, but then the CSDB intro competition came along and I met Fungus again for the first time in years, and we formed a cracking crew, PROS. I figured I could disassemble my old demo parts, which were little more than linked intros, and quickly teach myself to demo again. And with the help of VICE monitor and Regenerator Disassembler, it worked!:D So follow on and read all about the process in creating my first intro in a decade, along with source code snippets and eventually the source to the entire intro. http://c64.inspired-digital.net http://redux2017.inspired-digital.net
aoeverli
by aoeverli
Found my old C64 w 1541 disk drive , and my plan is to try to connect it to internet.
azlab
by dat-alex
This is DAT-ALEX lab with projects related to Commodore 64 8bit computer!
azlab
by kokos
This is a test c64 fan page
BabyDuckGames
#c64 nut, retro coder and wanna be indie game dever
Baracuda`s rescue and save the stuff Source
Since 1987 i`m a german scener and i collect a lot of stuff. Today, more than 5.000 disks from different sources like from Tgr/Snap, Shri Sadhu, MAV, Dan Dee, H-Bl0xx, Sonic, AEG, Track18, Code18, Someone, Creb, Crossbow, Nasty Boy and other sceners or non sceners are mine. I build THE STOCK and so we collect more than 20.000 disks which are mostly not transfered to D64 or another virtual format. I stopped swapping but i still collect, sell and produce stuff for the commodore64. My newest idea is to save stuff from dying sources and bring these stuff back with two mirrors. So that it will be spread around for all other interested in.
berrydejager
by Berry
http://c64.berrydejager.com
Bit 64
by jwhoag
Commodore-related project and thoughts I have worked on
BroBryce64
by BroBryce
My name is Bryce L. Tomlinson. Back in the 80's I became "almost famous" by writing a little program to make keyboard graphics on the Commodore 64 for all of the Color 64 BBS services that were popping up all over Portland Oregon and the USA. Today I'm a filmmaker and social media expert, but my memories haunt me, and I long to bring the fun and adventure of the C64 back to my living room. Join me in my quest, and I'll try to share what happens as I rebuild my 8-bit past in the 21st century.
C64 press
by Darkseid20
I made a small Commodore 8bit computer forum, I know they are a dime a dozen but what is one more. I just love the Commodore 64 and I wanted a site that I ran to show my love for it. Beside I'm doing things a little differently than all the other sites. To see what I mean just go here-> https://www.c64press.mega-anime.net There's a little of every thing, well almost, I'm still adding and building so just keep an eye on it to see what's new. Also I'm not always on-line at C64press there are a few other sites on mega-anime.net that I manage from time to time, so I have to divide all of my free time between them, C64press and what ever I have going on off-line. So expect very little activity for the time being, I will how ever be more active on the site later on. I just need to see real interest in the site. And kudos to CommodoreServer for building the best Commodore site in existence, keep up the great work, we're all super grateful.
commodore c64 machine
by jakeplow
only the real c64 computer will be mentioned here emulators can't run some of the hidden codes that programmers have stored in memory ,for instance where is the accumulator vector address see no one thinks of these really important register aspect i have to intern on some good code so i can get back in step all code compiles with turbo Assembler 9000
Commodore Klub - Kaposvár
by fafej
Kaposváron a 80'-as évek végén a Szabadidő Klub-ban volt lehetőség a fiatalok számára a Commodore világával megismerkedni. A végeláthatatlan játékok egészen bűvöletben tartottak bennünket, akik akkor voltunk tizenévesek.
Commodore64
by SanxionSoft
Hello! I want to reach every member of the Comet64. Greetz Ingo - Germany/Bavaria
Connect C64 to BBS with Comet64
by sonicexenia
Ho pubblicato su youtube la rocedura di collegamento di un Commodore 64 ad una BBS Usando una scheda Comet64 e SD2IEC e Striketerm 2014. http://youtu.be/0nBU65-bl1Q Magari a qualcuno potràinteressare. W la comet64 !! Sonicexenia http://1200baud.wordpress.com/connecting-to-c-bbss/ https://www.commodoreserver.com/
Demolition
by demo
This is my demolition blog. More to come.
Dr. Evil Laboratories
by kentsu
This blog recounts the history of Dr. Evil Laboratories, the creator, manufacturer, and retail sales of peripherals and software for the Commodore 64, including the Imagery! adventure game system, the SID Symphony Stereo cartridge, and the Swiftlink-232 cartridge.
DuhProject
by E-Doo
My experiences using the Comet64
dutchman64
by dutchman64
c64 and geos/wheels fan. i adore my 64 !
Eightbitswide: C64 computing in the 3rd millennium
Jeff's adventures in Commodore computing in the modern day. (Warning! I'm a hardware hacker! Just because something works fine for me doesn't mean that it's wired correctly or won't fry something of yours if you replicate my success. I only experiment with a unit that is committed to this and have another untouched unit as a backup.)
Flowers
by flowers
not jet alot to say; i simply ave my C64 from 13 years old with me, repairing, upgrading programming and having fun time by time... it is been one of my best experience in the 8bit computers world ... and now it remain a piece of my life. ^_^
Fritske
by Fritske
euh ... beer?
GEOS/ Wheels
by t_raymond
Im needing to find someone that has a *LOT* of experience with: Machine Language and GEOS/Wheels programming. Im new to both ML and the above and need some help, just reading the Geos programmers reference manual does not help a beginner, because they already assume your well versed in GEOS routines, and they barely ever do supply what opp codes to use etc. I do have most of the Geoprogrammist articles which are helpful, but that was at a time before Wheels and Concept were even written, but the articles do help in some area's. And I found what Commodore World issues I didnt have on bombjack.org. The Geoprogrammer manual is a good book and partly helpful, but as usual its all about having the know how which I know I dont have, and I know now I bit off more than I can chew, both with ML and GEOS coding. wow its a deep language! I would like to make my application available because its both useful and entertaining, and something that is awesome that has never been tried in either GEOS or Wheels. If I cant find any help then this application may never be finished. My last helper it seems has lost interest and that is too bad, but he has coded a lot of GEOS and Wheels apps, but that individual helped this application to a few good Beta versions. At least proving what I want to do will work in Wheels at least because it handles its memory better than GEOS does. If anyone is serious about this please drop me an email at: [email protected] Thank you.
Goog Blog
by Goog
Hi, I'm Goog. Creator and founder of CommodoreServer.com, the Comet64 Internet Modem and the Portland Commodore Users Group in Portland, Oregon USA (PDXCUG.org). I am excited about all things Commodore, but my passion lies with the Commodore 64.
hankbillings
by hankbillings
Just a dude who likes to make things work.
im looking for a better monitor for my commodore
by Lostfile
the monitor that shipped with my commodore 64 i got off of ebay is total junk and i have to use a very small tv set as a monitor in fact i have to squint in order to see any thing i could use one of my big plasma tvs but there so big i would have to put my 64 on the floor not also that im starting to see horizontal lines on the screen but there not the visible is that some thing i have to worry about or is that easly fixable
Mace/Secure
by Mace
I'm a demo scener, my nick is Mace and the group I'm in is called Secure.
New Old C64 user
by sommopfle
I'm a Old New Owner of a C64 and wanted some info and help getting this thing on my network to load my insane collection of images, tosec and the like.
papadwight
by papadwight
Papadwight- OLD school Where a mans word is everthing. Commodore 64c with 64c backup and 128 backup, Comet 64-xm1541 cable 2-1541 drives-1-1541-2 and a 1571 and xp with c64 forever too, Working on commodore laptop. have old 1670 modem too, but don.t uses. Ase-Mechinic, Retired
Pimmodore-64
by K-rnivoro
A cool way to put a Pi inside a C64 case, having keyboard and joystick fully functional.
Pinacolada's Projects
by Pinacolada
Wherein I enlighten you, dear reader, on the status of my many eclectic hopes and dreams for Commodore projects.
RandyInLA
by RandyInLA
A place to document my collection, restoration, adaptation, and all around love reconnection to 8-bit, Commodore products. _nostalgia, _hacking, _music, _midi
RapidFire BBS
by pcollins
Excess HQ: RapidFire BBS Running C-Base with 9600 baud SCPU, Ramlink and two Thunderdrives.
Raymond Day
by raymondday61
Just solder the kit and my commodore 64 is at "LOAD "!",2 and stuck there now. I did the update and the login. Maybe my pin is not right. Not sure.
Retro Ramblings
by bytebreaker
A blog where I take you on a trip through the younger years of the internet. Simpler times... Or maybe that's all in my head?
rockotiger
by rockotiger
The ramblings of a C64 addict.
S0RC3R0R'S PR0J3CTS
by S0RC3R0R
This blog provides details on the design and development of Commodore 64 retrocomputing projects which I'm currently involved with! :)
SATPRO
by satpro
Project C=Eclipse
Scanword
by Scanword
My Commodore 64 Silver Edition Original 1982
Secret Missions
by AgentFriday
I guess my greatest goal in retrocomputing is to show what the C64 could have been if things were done differently. I try to tackle some of the technical problems that tend to get in the way of people accomplishing more. Some of my ongoing projects are: * modBASIC (a basic extension adding some features of modular programming) * easyDisk (a driver that lets you use an Easy Flash cart as a disk drive) * API Framework (a way to load modular drivers anywhere in memory) * Annotated ROM Disassembly
Slygon's World
by slygon
My attempts to piece together my Commodore past... BBS Software, Classic hardware, etc.
spyinfofree
by spyinfofree
spy info is great
The adventure of creating a CRPG for the C64!
by Moloch
What goes into developing a CRPG for the Commodore 64? It can't be that hard, right? See the twists and turns we go through creating a CRPG on a machine that is thirty years old!
Try to understand C64
by casuda
German retro fan of C64. Like more the music of C64 than programming it.
We can't have nice things.
by TIhde
I'm so bad, I should be in detention.
Weekend Warrior!
by ericpine
Getting back into C=. Telnet with BBSserver and CCGMS 14 https://github.com/LeifBloomquist/BBSServer -Using Star Commander, 64HDD and collecting peripherals. Wired up an RS232 adapter (Wulfden P3 and userport connector) with instructions from http://biosrhythm.com/?p=1136 I'm glad to have found this site, and hope it becomes what it can be!
Wizard's Realm
by wizardnj
Welcome to the Wizard's Realm Blog. Enjoy and long live the Commodore!!!!!!
Yet Another Old Fart
by ambradley
I'm a 40-something IT professional who owned a C64 in the 1980's, ran a BBS for a short time, but never delved deep into how it all worked. I've collected common and slightly-less-than-common hardware, and am interested in learning more about the inner workings, including programming and design. I connect to CommodoreServer.com using a Strikelink Wifi modem.
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