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Updated the website to version 1.36.1 (the first version of PCx86 with new improved CPU-driven timer services)

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Jeff Parsons 2017-08-07 19:46:36 -07:00 • committed by Jeff Parsons
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_config.yml
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@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ gems:
pcjs: pcjs:
domain: pcjs.org # whereas site.url is used for linking purposes, site.pcjs.domain is used for display purposes domain: pcjs.org # whereas site.url is used for linking purposes, site.pcjs.domain is used for display purposes
version: 1.36.0 # IMPORTANT: keep pcjs.version in sync with package.json:version version: 1.36.1 # IMPORTANT: keep pcjs.version in sync with package.json:version
compiled: true # by default, the compiled pcjs.version scripts will be used (eg, pcx86.js or pcx86-dbg.js) compiled: true # by default, the compiled pcjs.version scripts will be used (eg, pcx86.js or pcx86-dbg.js)
c1p_scripts: # if pcjs.compiled is false, the following scripts will be included instead, in the order listed c1p_scripts: # if pcjs.compiled is false, the following scripts will be included instead, in the order listed
- /modules/shared/lib/defines.js - /modules/shared/lib/defines.js

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_posts/2017-07-15-flicker-fakery.md
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@ -37,9 +37,9 @@ of apps. But many emulators don't bother with:
And last, and maybe also least, **FLICKERING**. And last, and maybe also least, **FLICKERING**.
Yes, the beloved flicker of the original IBM Color Graphics Adapter, or CGA. And I'm not talking about the Yes, the beloved flicker of the original IBM Color Graphics Adapter (CGA). And I'm not talking about the
barely perceptible flicker produced by the CGA monitor's 60Hz refresh rate. That flicker was tolerable. In fact, barely perceptible flicker produced by the CGA monitor's 60Hz refresh rate. That flicker was tolerable. In fact,
many people who didn't need either color or graphics would opt for IBM's Monochrome Display Adapter, or MDA, because many people who didn't need either color or graphics would opt for IBM's Monochrome Display Adapter (MDA), because
the green phosphor of IBM's monochrome monitor had such high persistence that the 60Hz refresh rate was virtually the green phosphor of IBM's monochrome monitor had such high persistence that the 60Hz refresh rate was virtually
imperceptible. imperceptible.