The Next Hack

What? Why are you reading this? Aren't you happy with the issue you have? We walked through the snow with no shoes uphill both ways to deliver this to you and you are still asking for more? Have you even read the issue you have in your hot little hands? Demanding reader, aren't you. OK, here's what's coming up:

• We continually receive comments from folks trying to learn ML programming. They have copies of C=Hacking in hand, but lament that the concepts are too advanced for them. Well, next time we'll review some resources for the beginning ML programmer. Two of them, _Coder's World_ and _Bonkers_ are organized in publication format and go over many of the details that every ML programmer must learn.
  
• We're not sure which one will get here first, but Frank Kontros is writing up some of his impressive hardware and software projects as we write. It might be the EPROM programmer, the Digital I/O board, or one of his many software exploits. WE'll spotlight one next time.
  
• For many years, Commodore 64/128 users have been able to purchase stereo SID cartridges like the SID Symphony by CMD. However, there's not an overabundance of games or applications that take advantage of the second SID. Frank Kontros overcomes that problem in a non- obvious way by showing how to build a "pseudo'stereo" adaptor for your C64 or 128. The effect is noticeable and it requires no programming changes.
  
• And, of course, C=Hacking's regular goodies.

Now, go back and re-read those articles. We need some sleep....

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