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Cheers for the listing Briza. Pretty interesting... Three slightly different versions, from very different places, all based on the exact same code. Mine is almost exactly the same as the archive version, the main difference being mine asks if instructions are required before entering the skill leve...

Cool to see this version as I played it a lot when I was a kid. I remember getting it as a copy on tape from a friend and always assumed it was typed in from a magazine, because a syntax error stopped the game if you managed to destroy a star. (Though I did eventually learn how to fix it) My copy di...

Hi Steve,

That's a neat way of colouring the text. Always 4 cycles if you use OR #0 as a NOP.

And there's me thinking my own method at 6 cycles was being clever

lcurtisboyle wrote: ↑Sat Sep 25, 2021 8:24 am it works fine in my OSX Vienna newsreader

It also works in feedly. I guess it's a case of Thunderbird being more fussy

lcurtisboyle wrote: ↑Fri Sep 24, 2021 9:47 pm my Coco games site has one as well

I tried to subscribe but it looks like the xml could use some tlc to extend compatibility.

There's a feed validation service where you can paste a link to check for possible issues:

That looks good to me Pere.

I notice you have two 'Proves' accounts. It should be possible to put all your feeds into one account if that is your preference.

Hello Pere, If you don't already have one, you first need to add a 'Feeds' account to your list of accounts. Then right-click on the account and select 'Subscribe...'. This should bring up a dialog where you can add a news feed. Paste the link into the box 'Feed URL' then click 'Add' I can send you ...

I've just discovered this pretty much by accident so I don't know if it's common knowledge and I'm the last to find out but the link below works as a news feed for Thunderbird and presumably other feed readers:

I've now convinced myself that the 'Super Basic' utility is the one advertised along with 'HITEXT' in the Dragon User classified ads for a while starting in November 1984.

Excellent news, I shall be looking forward to that!

Not wishing to sound pessimistic, but I'm guessing the virus situation will be worse than it is now, due to kids back at school. Happy to wear a mask and/or spend time chatting in the car park if that's what it takes