Re:The lost ways of programming: Commodore 64 BASIC (2020)
by tech2 on Tuesday September 20, 2022 @07:34AM
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REM<SHIFT-L> - it's weird the things that stick in your head after all this time. Likewise SYS 64738, 64760, 64767 and a few others. One to really mess with people was:
POKE 53280, 0 # set screen to black
POKE 53281, 0 # set font/foreground black
SYS 64767 # fast restart which doesn't unset colours. At that point unless they know what's happened they cant RUN-STOP/RESTORE to get out of anything.
I do miss the 64 (and the Amiga which followed). The variety of machines back then was really refreshing compared to now.
I do miss the 64 (and the Amiga which followed). The variety of machines back then was really refreshing compared to now.