How to Browse All Posts on the nurpax Blog

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The nurpax blog (nurpax.github.io) lists its most recent posts directly on the home page, and an "All posts..." link at the bottom of that list leads to the full archive. Each entry shows the post title and its publication date, so you can scan by topic or by when it was written.

What the home page shows

The home page is the personal blog of Janne Hellsten, described as "mostly about what's going on in my github account." Below a short intro, a Recent posts section lists entries in reverse-chronological order, each with a title and date. The visible recent list includes:

Date Post
January 1, 2024 A quick blog update
February 22, 2021 Debugging C64jasm projects with VICE and C64Debugger
December 4, 2019 Python argparse
August 18, 2019 Dirty tricks 6502 programmers use
July 27, 2019 C64jasm object literals
June 6, 2019 Loading sprites, PETSCII and SID with C64jasm
November 8, 2018 C64jasm - a new take on C64 macro assembling
August 23, 2018 C64 tool tricks (VICE and others)
June 19, 2018 BINTRIS C64: Bad lines and flexible line distance (series part 5)
June 7, 2018 Break down of a C64 demo effect

Steps to reach the full archive

  1. Open nurpax.github.io in a browser.
  2. Scroll past the intro to the Recent posts list.
  3. Select the "All posts..." link at the end of the list.
  4. On the archive page, scan titles and dates to find the post you want, then open it.

Expected result: you land on a complete, dated list of every post rather than only the ten most recent.

Common snags

  • The post you want isn't on the home page. That's expected — the home page is a recent-posts digest, not the full index. Use the "All posts..." link.
  • You only remember the topic, not the title. The archive is organized by date, so scan for the era you remember (for example, the 2018–2019 run of C64jasm and C64 demo posts) or use your browser's find-in-page on the archive.
  • You want to follow up or ask a question. The site lists contact options at the bottom: email [email protected] or the @nurpax handle.

When this approach fits

This browsing path suits readers who want a specific post or a sense of the blog's range — C64 assembly tooling (C64jasm), debugging with VICE and C64Debugger, demo effects, and occasional general programming notes like the Python argparse post. If you're looking for a searchable, tag-filtered index, the site as described offers a dated list rather than topic filters, so date-scanning is the practical method.