@zirias @sotolf

It's not usable in itself in a practical sense, AFAIR

I could check in my book Assembly language for the C64 by Jim Butterfield, which I have close by, but I don't need to

#Markdown #code #backticks #programming #RetroComputing #C64 #Assembly

@sotolf

Graphical output of syntax

https://mastodon.bsd.cafe/@Dendrobatus_Azureus/114659438754557287

#Markdown #code #backticks #programming #RetroComputing #C64 #Assembly

@sotolf

It's C64 Assembly 8 Bits ;)

The statement I was making is that I remembered how code blocks can be formatted in markdown.

I pick golang because normally it formats a nice green mono spaced font on a black background.

At least that's how it looks like in Firefox, when I use hugo to make my pages

#Markdown #code #backticks #programming #RetroComputing #C64 #Assembly

This is the graphical output of the post

https://mastodon.bsd.cafe/@Dendrobatus_Azureus/114658897044973298

#Markdown #code #backticks #programming #RetroComputing #C64 #Assembly

@stuartcw
By the way, in the interest of learning and spreading interactions and stuff, what did you do to get that #code #snippet appear in a code-like #typeface? Triple #backticks or something?

I've been wondering about that, as well as any simple #formatting (em, strong [italic, bold]) #markup on #Maatodon.. 🤔