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WUDSN ursel - or short WUDSN - is a demo group founded in 1991. There is an explanation for why the group and the site are named like that, but that's a different story you can find in the FAQ. It should be sufficient for you to know that I have always been one of the members: Peter Dell - aka JAC! - I have created this website to offer my tools and productions and share the fun I have had for over 20 years now with my Atari-8-bit computer and other classic computers. To learn more about me and what I'm doing, check out my interview in the ANTIC - the Atari 8-bit podcast.
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Most people who visit this website probably remember creating their first programs in BASIC on their first computer as teenagers in the 1980s. We recently recovered some of these early programs from Bernhard Kirsch's 40-year-old disks. He started programming on his first computer, a CBM/PET, and later moved to a C64 in 1983. I've compiled a few pages with a description, a short video, and screenshots.
For CBM/PET
For C64
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The website has been updated to Joomla 5.2.2 and PHP 8.1.0. Smart Search is available via the main menu, replacing the old search. The video embedding is now responsive and automatically adapts to the screen size. The table in the production lists is also responsive and only uses the available space without scrolling. If you find something that is not working, please contact me.
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This Silly Venture took place in a small but lovely new venue in the "Polish Baltic Philharmonic", close to the center of Gdansk.
The room was too small for all visitors, especially during the competitions. But the beamer was good, and there was a good restaurant nearby. A surprising number of new people showed up, and I had a great time talking to them. Including Adam Gilmore, who was the special guest at the party. I even had the chance to interview him. You can find more details and the link to the interview on this page.
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"Pixel Dream Redux" is an Atari 8-bit demo for 64k Atari 8-bit machines. It is my demake/parody of Pixel Dreams for the Atari STE. It features 16 kHz samples using COVOX (8-bit) or POKEY (4-bit). The demo ranked 3rd in the Atari 8-bit demo compo at Silly Venture 2k24 Winter Edition. You can find the download in the Atari 8-bit demos section, as well as details and technical write-up on this page