Why software-rendered DOS games still look better on modern hardware
It has been argued that running classic DOS games in their original software renderers on modern hardware produces a visually superior experience to hardware-accelerated versions.
» readReplit CEO envisions a 'self-driving company' where AI agents handle grunt work and humans focus on judgment
The vision was described by Amjad Masad, CEO and co-founder of Replit, during a presentation at TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco on Thursday.
» readSteam adds Achievement Sets to separate base game and DLC progress
The new Achievement Sets feature has been introduced in the Steam Client beta, allowing developers to group different categories of achievements separately from base games and downloadable content.
» readTesla unveils Roadster with SpaceX thrusters and fan-based upside-down driving
A new Tesla Roadster was shown at a Thursday event, featuring a fan-based suction system and cold-gas thrusters developed with SpaceX.
» readFolders programming language uses empty directory structure to encode code
A new programming language called Folders has been introduced, in which code is expressed through the containment and alphabetical ordering of empty folders rather than through written text.
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