For the security of your visitors, would you please set up TLS?
It's trivial with LetsEncypt and an ACME client. If you're on a webhost, most of them make it a one-click operation. If it's a legacy/retro webserver, you can put something like caddy in front of it and caddy will do everything for you. Or use Cloudlfare. Etc. etc.
Are you worried about your ISP injecting ads, or ...?
Overhead on maintaining this stuff is not free (close to free tho it may be in best case scenarios) -- if there is no private user data being submitted, I've never begrudged someone for running their machine as they see fit.
Sweet! I'm glad to see some resources. I've been experimenting with music on this platform [0] and there's very little out there... most of what I've found is original source material from the 80s. It's nothing like the modern C64 scene. But then again, I'm finding the apple2 fantastic limited by a few things, but most especially: no interrupts! no timers! no reference for how fast things are moving... It's tough enough to get consistency for any advanced multi-tasking, e.g. even a joystick-physics-graphic loop... but through sound effects in there and everything is so highly interdependent and limited it's bleak!
G'day all! That's me ... as you can tell, it's been on the back-burner for a while due to work and so on but I'll get back to it at some point and at least get our goose walking around.
@deater those look great, I'll check them out and add a link, especially since there's some lo-res stuff there! I don't recall every seeing a lo-res game other than brick out!
Thanks for the tips re: blanking interrupts, although to be fair there's no way in the world I'm going to cycle-count the entire thing ... unless ... unless ...
Anyway, such a shame there's no little wire there to trigger IRQ from VBI, it'd make so many things easier. It seems really obvious now but I guess at the time it Wozn't.
I socked away a number of Apple ]['s and Apple II's during the times when they were cheap, I have several which were given away. I also have my old Apple IIgs from when I was a kid, it has several upgrades like a CFFA and one of the rare, original, fully populated 8MB RAM boards.
Is there an Apple II tracker? I have the Music Construction Set which was actually my introduction to electronic music. But is there anything else out there?
and a bunch of games written in the past 5 years http://www.deater.net/weave/vmwprod/demakes/
more info on finding the vblank w/o an interrupt using the floating bus, sometimes called "vapor lock" http://www.deater.net/weave/vmwprod/megademo/vapor_lock.html
all of these have full source code available