Yay! They're great events, lots of catching up with the old gangs from the 80s! Can't wait to say hello to Mike F again this year.

It has morphed into something completely different, and not a good different. Feeds full of garbage from, people you don't know!

Too many entitled wank puffins out there. They are the reason we can't have nice things. Good for you mate, and thanks for everything you've done for the Next scene.

Ooo! Looks ace - must check it out next time I'm down that neck of the woods!

Hey Russ, will there be an audiobook version of "The End of an Error"? The last two kept me howling whilst driving to and from work for weeks!

£49.95 + £7.00 carriage in 1983!

Same here!

I recovered a bunch of old source from some last year. Amazingly resilient buggers!

We played with the original hardware when it was first disclosed and it was impressive. Alas it was hugely expensive and no big publishers would support it at its predicted price point. So it was hugely hobbled. Either way give me a controller any day!

Are yeah there on Saturday too? If so, I'll see you there. Be good to catch up!

Moi! See you there bud!

Ey Up!

If you control click on a thumbnail (in photo mode) and you get a marching ants selection of the image outline, you can't convert that selection to a curve/path a la Photoshop. Certainly everyone on the Serif forums have been moaning about it for many years.

I like it, mostly, the new trace is surprisingly good. The UI changes are a pain; hate the new iconography and the general "where the hell is the <insert function you've been using for a decade>". Hopefully they'll clean up the simple stuff quickly. Still can't turn a selection into a curve though!

T'was a masterpiece. Polished until is shone! I always wondered about the Dropzone logo perspective shift. Amazing.

A Phil Meller classic...

Aaargh! Naughty Kat!

If you needed it, I had a mad fast sort for my C64 multiplexer back at Ocean which people seemed to like - it's basically a continuous insertion sort (the source is up on my website, albeit in 6502). That would probably work well on a Z80 as you could do the insertion with the stack.

Yeah, that has me equal parts intrigued and worried...