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Colin McMillen
@colin_mcmillen@piaille.fr  ·  activity timestamp 5 days ago

As I don't have any new project in the pipe, I spent my saturday going back to see if I have progressed in #6502 #assembly, and gave a bit of attention to my #Quicktake for #Apple2 JPEG decoder.

I think I progressed: decoding a Quicktake 200 photo now /only/ takes 190 seconds (3 minutes 10), a 25% improvement and a whole minute less than previously!

#RetroComputing

A picture of my desk, taken with a Quicktake 200 and rendered on an emulated Apple //c. It is black-and-white, dithered with the Sierra Lite algorithm, and one can see my headphones, part of my keyboard, and part of my monitor.
At the bottom of the screen, there is an editing menu with some basic tools available (rotation, cropping, brightness control).
A picture of my desk, taken with a Quicktake 200 and rendered on an emulated Apple //c. It is black-and-white, dithered with the Sierra Lite algorithm, and one can see my headphones, part of my keyboard, and part of my monitor. At the bottom of the screen, there is an editing menu with some basic tools available (rotation, cropping, brightness control).
A picture of my desk, taken with a Quicktake 200 and rendered on an emulated Apple //c. It is black-and-white, dithered with the Sierra Lite algorithm, and one can see my headphones, part of my keyboard, and part of my monitor. At the bottom of the screen, there is an editing menu with some basic tools available (rotation, cropping, brightness control).
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