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931.
Fitting 44% More Data on a C64/1541 Floppy Disk(pagetable.com)
2 points by Luc 8y ago|0 comments
932.
Ultimate Commodore 64 Basic and Kernal ROM Disassembly(pagetable.com)
1 points by Luc 8y ago|0 comments
933.
by Luc 8y ago
But not most, I don't think.
934.
by Luc 8y ago
Some pictures of the underwater construction (a hollow 'weighted spar'): https://ocean.builders/a-view-from-below-the-seastead/
935.
Visualizing Commodore 1541 Disk Contents(pagetable.com)
126 points by Luc 8y ago|13 comments
936.
Why EU Regions Are Redrawing Their Borders(pudding.cool)
3 points by Luc 8y ago|0 comments
937.
by Luc 8y ago
I don't think it's right to apply survivorship bias in this case. I mean, it's trivially true that anything unmaintained will collapse over a long enough time-frame, but I don't think >50% of buildings built to last c
938.
by Luc 8y ago
They've sold >60 million Billy bookcases. Some wood dowels, but mainly cam locks, and a backboard nailed to the frame to provide rigidity.
939.
by Luc 8y ago
The drones you mean? The Colossus by Shark Robotics is designed and made in France. Impressive thing. 8h autonomy, can go up stairs.
940.
by Luc 8y ago
I don't think this story checks out. I'm sure they have some eligible oaks at Versailles but the roof needs ~13,000 of them. Hence why they called the latticework 'the forest'. The largest oak forest operator in France h
941.
by Luc 8y ago
Ugh, sorry, I confused the situation even more with my wrong comment above. The graph starts correctly at 1985 and has 5 year intervals. So the label '1980' should read '1990'. Phew!
942.
by Luc 8y ago
There must be all kinds of neat things one could do with access to the raw sensor data. Perhaps manufacturers should be forced to make it available, so owners can hook up a laptop and run independent analysis software in real-time. I imagin
943.
by Luc 8y ago
> One is the glaring typo--1985 instead of 1965 They've actually accidentally swapped the 1980 and 1985 labels. See fig. 3b on page 25 of https://www.psc.isr.umich.edu/pubs/pdf/rr13-801.pdf
944.
Commodore Peripheral Bus: Commodore DOS(pagetable.com)
66 points by Luc 8y ago|4 comments
945.
by Luc 8y ago
Yeah, that's not how that works.
946.
by Luc 8y ago
For shame, really. A dereliction of duty by those vets. Might as well base your health system on witchcraft.
947.
Using Mathematics to Repair a Masterpiece (2016)(quantamagazine.org)
30 points by Luc 8y ago|3 comments
948.
Humans Produced Complex Technology Without Understanding It(interestingengineering.com)
6 points by Luc 8y ago|0 comments
949.
by Luc 8y ago
> Anyway... I don't think our morals are or can be grounded in morality. Ultimately, "Man is the measure of all things." Morality applies where we decide it applies. There is no higher truth, no underlying rules we can unv
950.
by Luc 8y ago
Yes, it worked for this article.
951.
by Luc 8y ago
Try ‘web’ link.
952.
Exercise as a treatment for depression: a meta-analysis (2016)(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
156 points by Luc 8y ago|123 comments
953.
by Luc 8y ago
I've seen these reusable cups at festivals: https://www.ecocupshop.co.uk/en/ There's a 1€ deposit but some people keep the cup as a memento. Another side effect is thieves breaking into the festival tent at n
954.
by Luc 8y ago
Did you try https://getawair.co.uk/ ?
955.
by Luc 8y ago
The saving grace. Just the headline was enough of a prompt for that.
956.
by Luc 8y ago
Well eetimes got some clicks, so job well done for the journalist who wrote this article about a blog post by some guy with experience flying large planes in a flight sim.
957.
Commodore Peripheral Bus: Part 1: IEEE-488(pagetable.com)
4 points by Luc 8y ago|0 comments
958.
Ed Thorp, Claude Shannon and the World's First Wearable Computer(tech.winton.com)
1 points by Luc 8y ago|0 comments
959.
by Luc 8y ago
In Belgium there’s a woman now in her thirties who gets a WW1 survivor’s pension. A buried shell was set off by the heat of a campfire, tearing into her leg.
960.
The Paris Pneumatic Clock Network (2018)(douglas-self.com)
142 points by Luc 8y ago|33 comments

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