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Elite Planet Browser
Browse through the planets of the Elite game on various Z80 machines
...When the original game came out in 1984, many people wondered how it is possible to have detailed data of so many planets in the 16K RAM memory of the BBC Micro. The trick behind this is a clever algorithm based on a pseudo-random number sequence, and this algorithm is reproduced here in this program. Currently, 77 target systems are supported, including Sinclair ZX81, Jupiter Ace, ColecoVision, MSX, Tandy TRS-80, Sharp MZ, and many more. 2025-10-20: - New target supported: Sanyo PHC-25 / Seiko MAP-1010 -
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hopin
list all permutations of a list of given numbers
PermutationCounter (VB.NET with ActiveX) - Lists all permutations of a list of given numbers. -
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PadotusRNDT.js
This library allows you to generate a random number
This library allows you to generate a random number in the specified range from 0 to n, without using the built-in function Math.random (), and gets a random number from the processing time of polymorphic mathematical calculations, which depends on the current physical parameters of the CPU, RAM, and t .P. The resulting sequence corresponds to a discrete uniform distribution and is close to natural random sequences in terms of statistical randomness tests (LFSR, Approximate Entropy, DIEHARD Test).
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