Here's the roundup of our posts for October (see also our previous roundups and our profile page. Comments welcome on this thread! Check the original posts on gplus for comments too.)

2016-10-07 - Small and cheap wifi-enabled 6502 - the ESP8266 wifi module has the horsepower to emulate a 1MHz 6502


2016-10-14 - Great talk from Bil Herd about working for Commodore: the TED machines, the LCD machine, the C128


2016-10-21 - The road to 4MHz - from 1975 to 1988, the Laser 128EX forcing Apple's hand


2016-10-28 - The in-shoe "wearable" 6502 system used to cheat at roulette

Here's the roundup of our posts for November (see also our previous roundups and our profile page - or look here. Comments welcome on this thread! Check the original posts on gplus for comments too.)

BTW, we recently started using Collections on G+ which means we've categorised our posts into four sets - it's sometimes a bit fuzzy or ambiguous but it might help some people find things they like:

6502 Nostalgia and History
6502 Software
6502 Hardware
6502 Emulation

On to the month's posts:

2016-11-04 - Game of Life on the 6502 (links to discussion on this forum!)


2016-11-11 - cycle-counting, or racing with rotating storage for High Density floppy disks


2016-11-18 - An interview with game programmer and hardware hacker Rebecca "Burger" Heineman


2016-11-25 - Michal Kowalski's 6502 IDE and emulator, which now comes with source

Here's our final monthly roundup for 2016 (see also our previous roundups and our profile page - or look here. Comments welcome on this thread! Check the original posts on gplus for comments too.)

2016-12-02 - some deep-dive technical videos - the MOnSter 6502 demo, another MOnSter, then one from CCC and finally one on the visual6502


2016-12-09 - two competitions suitable for 6502 enthusiasts - the Hackaday 1k Challenge and the SEUCK (Shoot 'em Up Construction Kit) Compo.



2016-12-16 - two astronomy-related projects from the 1980s, to mark the solstice


2016-12-30 - roundup for the year, highlighting a few topics covered and a few threads here on 6502.org. Featuring Peter Noyes' Dodo system video

The link in this post actually points to version 1.2.11. Version 1.2.12, the final version, is right here.

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Neither 1.12 nor 1.11 seem to come with source though (re 'now comes with source', in the g+ post). The newest source I could find a link for is 1.2.6, and trying the same url with a different (newer) version number found nothing.