Member Blogs
Commodore-related Blogs from registered bloggers at CommodoreServer.com
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by daytona400f
random musings
[FUN] machine
by -d-atronics
C64 is a FUN machine! So lets to have some fun....
All sorts of Commodore...
by gencom64
I am just starting a quick blog to show my express interest in Commodore computers. I, like most others on here, have grown to a strong affinity towards the Commodore 64 and it's plethora of add-ons, accessories, software, and strong follower community. In my opinion, there is no better space decorated than one that shows the mystique of Commodore computers. In my current webpage blog I am tackling repairs to an MSD SD-2 disk drive. I've been using the Commodore Server's chat using my Comet64 modem on my C128D. http://gencom64.blogspot.com More updates to come...
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
chitselb's PET blog
by chitselb
PET 2001-16N with these modifications * upgraded to BASIC 4.0 ROM * RAM increased to 32K * added RESET/NMI switch * added DIAG switch * added CB2 sound circuit board
Commodore 128 and stuff
by tonyrocks
I love the Commodore 128. I miss having my original.
Commodore64
by SanxionSoft
Hello! I want to reach every member of the Comet64. Greetz Ingo - Germany/Bavaria
CommodoreServer.com Official Blog
Articles and information on Internet-enabling your Commodore 64 Computer.
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 !
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: traymond20@gmail.com 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. My blog aims to contain articles, tips, tricks, tutorials and reports of new findings, especially related to Internet-based software and games for your Commodore computer.
Helladog
by Helladog
It all started with deciding to try an Amiga again. Now I'm getting back into the C=64 and Vic-20. Multitasking is great, but there's a charm in using a machine that focuses on one task and does it right. Let's see, I have an Amiga 2000, Commodore 64, and Vic-20. Now I have to figure out what to do with them. This Ethernet modem thingy seems to be a good place to start.
iMatt73 Commodore blog
by iMatt73
Commodore fan
Jack Locding
by jacklocding
Jack Locding's Blog
Judland
by judland
These are the ramblings of a happy Commodore computer user since 1983. If you'd like to read more, you can visit my website at: http://www.loaddollarsign.com
Mace/Secure
by Mace
I'm a demo scener, my nick is Mace and the group I'm in is called Secure.
MIRKOSOFT blog of Commodore 128
by MIRKOSOFT
Blog about my activity around Commodores 128
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
pdxcug
by PDXCUG
PDXCUG (Portland Commodore Users Group) is a special interest group of fun-loving retro-computing and Commodore computer enthusiasts who meet every 2nd Thursday of the month. We have an interest in Commodore 64, Vic-20, Commodore 128, Commodore SX-64, Amiga, and all Commodore computers, software and peripherals. If you are in the Portland, OR (USA) area, please join us.
Pinacolada's Projects
by Pinacolada
Wherein I enlighten you, dear reader, on the status of my many eclectic hopes and dreams for Commodore projects.
Pixelwizard
by Tommes
Things related to Commodore computers.
PSMUD
by Weegee
PSMUD? What's that mean? PSMUD stands for Puget Sound Multi User Dungeon!
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
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.
Research Center for Advanced Commodore Study
by HowlinAl
Making Tomorrows World Better With Yesterdays Technology Today
Rick Melick's Blog
by rmelick
http://www.geocities.ws/cbm/
Robert Hurst
by rhurst
Writing games for old computers keeps the mind sharp; and sharing them here makes it more fun and worthwhile.
rockotiger
by rockotiger
The ramblings of a C64 addict.
RPG
by yoshi
i am exited to be working on the first multiplayer RPG for the commodore 64, if you don't know what i'm doing, i'm making the pixel art / sprites for the game. so far i have 46 sprites and counting, i will probably keep up major news about the game, update the picture at the end of each day to see my latest sprites. also i'm just a kid >:D
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
Version Mssiah Completed !!!!!!
Sean's Commodore blog
by SeanS
C64 fan from Australia
Secret Missions
by AgentFriday
I love to tinker with the Commodore 64. In 2008, after hardly touching a commodore computer for over a decade, I jumped back into 8-bit computing with both feet. In this blog I share what I can of my quest to conquer the world using the C64, C128, VIC 20, and Plus/4 computers. Topics range from BASIC and ML programming, to reviews, to electronics and hardware design. My greatest passions are: * Making development for C= computers (and other 8-bit platforms) as easy as possible * On-line games and other internet-enabled applications * Advancing my electronics knowledge and skills as I create a wide variety of awesome expansion hardware. * Promoting collaboration on some ambitious software and hardware projects * Multi-tasking, distributed computing, and virtualization * Compilers
spyinfofree
by spyinfofree
spy info is great
spylisteninghot
spy listening hot is great
spylovers
by spylovers
other
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? Find out the truth in my weekly postings about the adventures we're going through to create a commercial grade CRPG on a machine that is thirty years old!
The Questarian
by Questarian
The Questarian's Retro Ramblings on the Late Great C-128!...well, that and the C-64, C-16, +4, Pet, or anything that carried that sexy blue and red logo... and it's not a "chicken head"!
the Young Kid who loves Old Computers
by C64Lover1
I am 14 years old and i love old commodore computers, i have a VIC 20, a C64, a C128 and a C128DCR and i love playing around in BASIC and ML code :)
Try to understand C64
by casuda
German retro fan of C64. Like more the music of C64 than programming it.
V-1571
by polluks
Software support for C128.
Vice compilation with ethernet enabled
by celsius
linux/freebsd emulator tips and tricks
We can't have nice things.
by TIhde
I'm so bad, I should be in detention.
What can you do
by ChrisNJ
Things you can do with the comet64
Wizard's Realm
by wizardnj
Welcome to the Wizard's Realm Blog. Enjoy and long live the Commodore!!!!!!
Yamo
by yamo
Yamo's blog - remember Yamo from Bruce Lee? That's me. I love all Commodore things and hope to talk about them here in my new blog space.
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