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Hackathon 3!
We live in interesting times, and this easter in particular will be unique for sceners, as we are for the first time since the early 90s not travelling to the traditional easter party. Instead, we'll all be at home watching Revision online (you did get your ticket already, right?), and it just seemed like a real good idea to host our third Hackathon while we were going to be around anyway.
We hope to make it real social - if you're not already there, join our Slack. In addition we may throw up a Jitsi Meet chatroom for those that want do the audiovisual thing - or for impromptu seminars - and we may even do more stuff, based on what you guys want to see.
So, easter weekend - all weekend - join us for some quality hacking time :)
Head on over here for more information, including answers to the obvious "where do I begin?" questions. Be advised that this page will evolve during the day, as we add more stuff.
Revision ticket info released
Revision just dropped their tickets for the online version, go find all the relevant info and get yours here.
Revision 2020 cancelled physically
The news just reached us, that Revision 2020 is officially cancelled, just like most larger gatherings of people in the world these last few weeks. While regrettable, we all understand why and hope for a swift end to the virus woes and a triumphant return in 2021 for everyone's favourite easter event.
Organizers do intend to arrange the stream, and make an online edition for this year - with compos, seminars and shenanigans. They will be offering "support tickets" to hopefully offset some of the losses incurred by cancelling the event, which will allow you to vote in the competitions. More information on this is forthcoming, but for now check the page below for current information:
Assembly 2020 Winter releases are in!
BCC 2020: a whiff of novelty raises in Berlin!
GERP 2020 results and releases are in!
Assembly Winter - remote entries allowed!
Assembly Winter is happening this coming weekend, and the organizers just announced the following;
"We decided to open up remote entry option also for Tracked Music and Graphics competitions! Remote entries are also allowed for One Scene competition. Remote entries are submitted by email to compo-contact@assembly.org by the competition deadlines! With remote entries we recommend you to submit the entry early, not just 1minute before the deadline but rather 2 hours before. ;) Go make a tune, graphics or a demo about it! Or why not all!"
C64 Scene Mags is undead!
After a bit of a break, it seems the C64 Scene Mags collection has returned to active duty! Jazzcat posted both on the csdb forums and on their own website, the following "After a break of 4 years, we are back! The Ultimate C64 Scene Magazine Archive has a new website layout (our old site fell into a state of disrepair and total neglect). Not only that, we are very happy to deliver the long awaited Update #11, this update includes bug fixes, rare magazines as well as a general tidy up of the entire collection."
So, go read some mags (and take some screenshots for us while you're at it ;) ).
Fjälldata and the avalanche of C64 releases
Sunset over Solskogen
Today, Solskogen announced the tagline for the 2020 edition will be "Sunset", and told the world that this would be the final installment of the legendary party that began all the way back in 2002.
The team are promising to go out with a bang, and make the final installment one for the ages. The last few editions have been sold out, so if you want to experience one last awesome time at Flateby with that special Solskogen feeling, then you'd better not sleep on this opportunity. Grab your tix while you still can!
Read the blog post here and get your tickets!