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by aa-jv 2mo ago
You will find the 10-line Basic Programming Competition quite useful in your endeavours, I'd wager: https://gkanold.wixsite.com/homeputerium/rules-2026 Some seriously great stuff in there - take the time to go t
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by aa-jv 2mo ago
They're geoglyphs, which are symbols encoded in the earth.
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by aa-jv 2mo ago
In the audio/synth world, the lower bound is 8ms, as in, anything above this can become bothersome to the musician. I've heard it stated that this is also the threshold for fighter pilot control systems providing feedback.
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by aa-jv 2mo ago
I see you are very uninformed about the original caretakers of the Australian continent .. who very definitely cultivated the land so that there was an abundance of food safety for all. They were a lot more altruistic, also, about how they
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by aa-jv 2mo ago
See also, the Australian landscape - which early Europeans were certain had been cultivated by some lost tribe of Israel, since it was so pristine, plentiful, and food was abundant. That lasted about 5 years after contact, and 20 years late
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by aa-jv 2mo ago
If nothing else, this case definitely points out the flaws in various architecture decisions that Apple have made, in terms of iOS multi-user functions. It is extremely smelly that Apple doesn't isolate personal versus business account
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
I just took a bicycle ride on purpose-built paths across Vienna from one of its western most districts out to the Danube Island, and along the way I passed multiple parks, in full use by the residents of the city, escaping the sweltering he
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
Just because its C++ doesn't mean it'll crash, come on, that's just lazy thinking. It could just as well mean that it will be rock solid and industrial strength. After all, a heck of a lot of very important life-critical sy
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
.. so thats freely available, but the question is whether UNA are making that source available too .. would be fantastic if they did!
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
I too destroyed my "7 melodies electronic watch" back in the 80's by taking it for a swim at the beach .. man, that was so disappointing. Did get me on the CASIO Data Bank train, though ..
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
Thanks for sharing this - its very interesting! I'll poke at it during my next BPF lab session ..
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
Sure they do, or else it wouldn't be happening.
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
More repressive, by real statistics.
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
You think the USA doesn't support nations that do?
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
>Also everything hes saying about China (and other actors) many outside the USA would say about the USA. Yes, I for sure trust the open models from China, more than anything coming out of the USA at the moment. Its not just the USA'
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
No, rights matter because they are universally agreed upon by all nations who are signatories to the UDHR and they specifically do not depend on government . I'm not surprised this point isn't obvious to you, given your position
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
Rights are universal, whether a state cares about them or not.
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
I am absolutely not a nationalist, and yes I do hold my birth nation accountable for its crimes against humanity.
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
The Oric Atmos won the 10-line BASIC Programming Competition in 2022 with a 1000-room dungeon crawler named "SNAKE TEMPLE": https://bunsen.itch.io/the-snake-temple-by-rax IN 10 LINES OF BASIC!! I thought it was cu
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
This has been a very fun peripheral to add to my 40 year old Oric Atmos system ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oric_(computer) .. which didn't quite live long enough in the 80's to evolve a proper modem&#x2
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
Can confirm .. I grew up in a country (Australia) which is practically impossible to live in, without a car .. then I moved to California and did everything I could to avoid the commutes (really a very difficult task), lived there for 15 ye
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
Electric motorbike rider here. I had to tape a whistle to my helmet to prevent ignorant pedestrians from stepping right in front of me ..
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
I care not one iota for the opinion of someone who degrades human rights, which are universal and apply to you - and me - equally, whether you agree or not.
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
The USA has far more innocent blood on its hands, this century , than any other nation state. And only nationalist/racists ignore the fact that China has lifted a billion people out of poverty during the same period that the USA and i
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
For me, the most important factor is: * All modern AI is a perfect front for harvesting material for processing by NSA/GCHQ. Given the criminal US' 5-eyes/9-eyes apparatus' atrocious war crimes and human rights records,
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
>* xargs gets you the spaces in filenames landmine Ignorance of xargs gets you the landmine. Understanding of xargs, helps you complete the mission without blowing off limbs. $ find . -name "Some Files With Spaces*.txt"
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
Yes, I think the author is just showing their ignorance, not actually doing anything about that ignorance, and re-inventing the wheel: $ find /path -name "*.pdf" -print0 | xargs -0 -I {} echo "Processing: {}"
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
A better awareness of human rights would go a long way to solving the conditions which make surveillance capitalism profitable. Folks only accept these heinous abrogations of their human rights because they don't understand human right
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
I regularly take friends and family visiting Vienna to see The Kiss, its a common waypoint in our tours of the city. Glad you love the city, it is indeed a very fun place to live .. although, in some ways, a bit like a small country town.
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by aa-jv 3mo ago
This exact phenomenon is, I believe, as a result of the separation of the compiler tools from the operating system. If the iPhone generation were able to write software for the iPhone, with the iPhone , there wouldn't be such a vac

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