Ahh, Juan - the '6502 - now THAT was a processor worth coding for

I wrote my first ever 'full-blown' application in machine code for the 6502. A NOAA Weather Satellite downlink decoding and display program, which ran in less than 10K of hand-coded assembler, on a BBC Microcomputer.
My programming skills have really been going downhill ever since (not really, of course, my skills have remained static, and it is the complexity of the computing environment that has gone 'up' !!!!).
And, Sander, I well remember the first time I ever saw a 'full-colour' (i.e. 256 possible colours, GIF-format) image on a 286-based PC, in EGA resolution. I was STUNNED by the quality. It was SO REAL

Cheers,