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Cloud Computing With The Commodore 64

08/02/2022 By ausretrogamer

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It was only a matter of time that the venerable Commodore 64 would get onto the cloud! Yep, you read that right, you can now dust off your trusty breadbin and use it to communicate with a variety of clients over Azure using a SignalR client written in 6502 assembly!

If you are keen to check this out for yourself, take a look at the SignalR-C64 code on GitHub.

Long live the Commodore 64!


source: moozzyk

PS: Thanks to Matty G for making us aware of this geeky awesomeness!




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