New Tool: 6502 Debugger
Built a browser-based 6502/6510 assembler and live debugger — all 56 opcodes, step execution, live registers and flags, and a hex memory inspector. No install needed.
Software developer (C#, SQL, .NET). Live bluegrass musician. Vintage computer collector. I build things that are useful, play things that are loud, and collect things that are old.
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Write 6502 assembly in the browser and watch it run. Full assembler, step execution, live registers and flags, hex memory inspector. C64 compatible.
Open DebuggerDrag-and-drop cards across To Do, WIP, and Done. Multiple boards, editable columns, and JSON export.
Open BoardRoll d4 through d100 with animated dice, custom modifiers, and a full session history. Built for tabletop RPG sessions.
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All posts →Built a browser-based 6502/6510 assembler and live debugger — all 56 opcodes, step execution, live registers and flags, and a hex memory inspector. No install needed.
Two updates: a new animated dice rolling tool for tabletop RPG sessions, and a round of polish on Sticky Notes — font-size slider, reset, full screen toggle, and a reassuring one-liner.
Added a drag-and-drop Personal Kanban board with multiple boards, editable columns, and JSON export/import — all in a single vanilla JS file.
Interactive web demos I use myself. SQL helpers, regex testers, games, and more.
Pro tips in C#, SQL, JavaScript, and 6502 assembly. Stack Overflow-style, searchable by tag.
My Commodore 64 and vintage computer collection. Hardware history, personal notes, growing 6502 projects.
Live bluegrass with friends. AI-assisted songwriting with Suno. Videos and tracks.