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A Sinclair Microdrive cartridge. How these ever worked is a miracle. These can store about 85K-95KBytes of data on a 5 metre long piece of looped magnetic tape ( 1.9mm wide ). Microdrives were an optional extra for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum. The Sinclair QL had 2 drives built in.122 views A Sinclair Microdrive cartridge. How these ever worked is a miracle. These can store about 85K-95KBytes of data on a 5 metre long piece of looped magnetic tape ( 1.9mm wide ). Microdrives were an optional extra for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum. The Sinclair QL had 2 drives built in. My 'A' level Computer Studies school book from 1982/3. We were taught 6502 machine code and how to hand-assemble our own code - for a Commodore PET. Mr Davidson was a great teacher. Fun times!47 views My 'A' level Computer Studies school book from 1982/3. We were taught 6502 machine code and how to hand-assemble our own code - for a Commodore PET. Mr Davidson was a great teacher. Fun times! A huge thanks to former Software Creations colleague Lorraine Starr for letting me post the personalised business card she was given by Shigeru Miyamoto in 1997. She received this card at the Nintendo Games Show in Japan when working on Mario Artist Paint Studio for the N64 DD.46 views A huge thanks to former Software Creations colleague Lorraine Starr for letting me post the personalised business card she was given by Shigeru Miyamoto in 1997. She received this card at the Nintendo Games Show in Japan when working on Mario Artist Paint Studio for the N64 DD. I developed NES Silver Surfer on a PC using Software Creations' in-house IDE known as PC-ED - written by Ste Ruddy. It was a DOS application that featured a text editor and VERY basic debugger/monitor. Multiple 6502 source files were held in 64KByte banks. The target NES development card was plugged into the console and was connected to the PC via a bi-directional parallel link. This allowed us to45 views I developed NES Silver Surfer on a PC using Software Creations' in-house IDE known as PC-ED - written by Ste Ruddy. It was a DOS application that featured a text editor and VERY basic debugger/monitor. Multiple 6502 source files were held in 64KByte banks. The target NES development card was plugged into the console and was connected to the PC via a bi-directional parallel link. This allowed us to

📊 Post engagement

Recent posts · likes + reposts
Nov 9latest
37
Avg engagement / post
19–45
Typical post (engagement)
3.7%
Engagement vs followers
65/100
Consistent reach
Apr 2022
On Mastodon since
Half of recent posts land between 19 and 45 likes + reposts (median 29) — a dependable floor a sponsored post can count on.

🔥 Top post: A Sinclair Microdrive cartridge. How these ever worked is a mira · 122 likes + reposts

📊 Activity & format

Posting cadence
0.12 / week
A lower-frequency account — each post lands with more weight.
Content mix
Mostly images
Recent: 0 text · 10 image · 2 video.
Follower / following
1.2×
Follows 856 back. A more reciprocal / networked account.

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🔥 Top post A Sinclair Microdrive cartridge. How these ever worked is a miracle. These can store about 85K-95KBytes of data on a 5 metre long piece of looped magnetic tape ( 1.9mm wide ). Microdrives were an optional extra for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum. The Sinclair QL had 2 drives built in. ★ 122
After a lot of work I am now ready to release Tim and Geoff Follin's Software Creations Music Development Disk Archive. Following on from @breakintoprogram's initial release I have been able to recover more source files and add lots of ext… ★ 14 I wish I had a 'programmer pad' when I was writing my 6502 and Z80 assembly language code. Instead I used sheets of ruled A4 paper kept neatly in a binder. ★ 19 3 years ago, just before the UK went into lock-down, I was able to meet up with my old school friend, Martin Galway. We had many years of events to catch-up on, but spent most of it back in the 1980s. Atomic Protector for the BBC Micro was… ★ 37 A huge thanks to former Software Creations colleague Lorraine Starr for letting me post the personalised business card she was given by Shigeru Miyamoto in 1997. She received this card at the Nintendo Games Show in Japan when working on Ma… ★ 46 The original Atari VCS/2600 joystick. A classic device. The plastic ring inside was prone to snap when a bit too much force was used! ★ 29 ▶ I developed NES Silver Surfer on a PC using Software Creations' in-house IDE known as PC-ED - written by Ste Ruddy. It was a DOS application that featured a text editor and VERY basic debugger/monitor. Multiple 6502 source files were held … ★ 45 My 'A' level Computer Studies school book from 1982/3. We were taught 6502 machine code and how to hand-assemble our own code - for a Commodore PET. Mr Davidson was a great teacher. Fun times! ★ 47 ▶ Do you remember the original MB Big Trak? Here's a modern day reproduction in action. ★ 27 Having a read through this issue of 'Your Computer' magazine from January 1982 ( UK ). It includes a review of the newly released BBC Micro computer along with lots of other interesting articles and program listings for the reader to type … ★ 19 OS/2 - yes or no? ★ 10 Who remembers the days when installing an application or OS was done by feeding a stack of 3.5" or 5.25" disks into your disk drive. Here's my set of 3.5" disks with 'Windows for Workgroups v3.11'. With each disk you hoped and prayed that … ★ 26

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Apr 2022
An established account with real history on the platform.

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🗓️Joined Mastodon in 2022 — 4 years ago.
👁️Averages 37 views per post.
📤Posts about 0.1× per week.

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Estimated
66/100
Good Credibility score
89%
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  • Est. 89% real, active audience · Low fake-follower risk.
  • Engagement (~3.7% of followers engage each post) is around typical for Mastodon.
  • Established account (4+ years old).

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About

✅ Retired video game programmer. Creator of games for the BBC Micro, Electron, NES, SNES, PC, XBox, PS3/4, Mobile, Vita, 3DS. Game code archivist. LEGO Dev / AFOL. Some of the games I developed are shown in the banner above!

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After a lot of work I am now ready to release Tim and Geoff Follin's Software Creations Music Development Disk Archive. Following on from @breakintoprogram's initial release I have been able to recover more source files and add lots of extra resources. Enjoy! https://github.com/KevEdwards/TimGeoffFollinMusicDevDiskArchive I wish I had a 'programmer pad' when I was writing my 6502 and Z80 assembly language code. Instead I used sheets of ruled A4 paper kept neatly in a binder. 3 years ago, just before the UK went into lock-down, I was able to meet up with my old school friend, Martin Galway. We had many years of events to catch-up on, but spent most of it back in the 1980s. Atomic Protector for the BBC Micro was our first published game from 1983. Later we worked together on Galaforce and Crazee Rider, also for the Beeb/Electron. A huge thanks to former Software Creations colleague Lorraine Starr for letting me post the personalised business card she was given by Shigeru Miyamoto in 1997. She received this card at the Nintendo Games Show in Japan when working on Mario Artist Paint Studio for the N64 DD. The original Atari VCS/2600 joystick. A classic device. The plastic ring inside was prone to snap when a bit too much force was used! I developed NES Silver Surfer on a PC using Software Creations' in-house IDE known as PC-ED - written by Ste Ruddy. It was a DOS application that featured a text editor and VERY basic debugger/monitor. Multiple 6502 source files were held in 64KByte banks. The target NES development card was plugged into the console and was connected to the PC via a bi-directional parallel link. This allowed us to My 'A' level Computer Studies school book from 1982/3. We were taught 6502 machine code and how to hand-assemble our own code - for a Commodore PET. Mr Davidson was a great teacher. Fun times! Do you remember the original MB Big Trak? Here's a modern day reproduction in action.

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