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I've decided to start working on another portable N64.



Link to Forum Post Here

Ive recently programmed an arduino to act as a Nintendo 64 controller.
My hope is to help people make portable N64s without the need to destroy genuine hardware. (controllers at least)

Read more about it here:
Link to forum post

Find the code here:
Link to github

Server was down for a while for maintenance.

Same server, a quad core Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X3430 @ 2.40GHz, with 4 Gb of RAM, and a 250 Gb HDD.

-Went back to Webmin from Plesk.

-Went back to Ubuntu Linux Server Edition 16.04.6 LTS from Windows Server 2012 R2.

-Also upgraded from php5 to php7.

Im currently designing a lathe/mill combo.

Ive recently ported my old xbox/win32 game to the gamecube

While i was playing with code ive cleaned it up somewhat and updated the game, adding multiplayer and an additional weapon upgrade. Sadly the audio is degraded on the Gamecube until i get SDL audio to work.

Its written in The C Programming Language and uses DevKitPro with Simple DirectMedia Layer.

I found my old source code for the first game i ever wrote back in 2009!

Its written in The C Programming Language and uses openXDK with Simple DirectMedia Layer.

Did I mention it works on both the original Xbox and a windows pc?

I thought someone may enjoy checking it out...

Upgraded to a quad core Xeon 2.4 Ghz with 4 Gb of RAM,
Upgraded from Webmin to Plesk.
Upgraded from Ubuntu Server LTS to Windows Server 2012 R2.

The server was down shortly for some updates.
The one major update was from PHP 5.45 to PHP 7.1.
Also updated Apache among some others.
Normally wouldnt post this in the news, however it did cause downtime.

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