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by aldto 7mo ago
It looks like you can also shorten "Back" to "b". So far, I like this line-mode browser simulator much more than what is commonly available for the command line (lynx or links2). Does any one know of a modern implementat
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The Windows 1.0 Reunion(geekwire.com)
3 points by aldto 10mo ago|0 comments
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by aldto 1y ago
And Fn+Return can be used for Enter if the keyboard doesn't have a Num Pad, for the few Applications that use it.
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by aldto 2y ago
"write" was used to DM a person. And "mesg" was used to enable/disable messages from being displayed if you didn't want to be disturbed. I used this a lot earlier in my career. Later came "talk" which
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by aldto 2y ago
I agree that area above the nostrils appears blown-out, but I prefer the eyes more in the Atkinson version. So neither algorithm is superior to me.
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by aldto 3y ago
Fair enough. My apologies.
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by aldto 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CONTU https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_copyright#History Strange you don't believe Jon Hall, but willing to believe some random stranger on social media.
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by aldto 3y ago
I read it as the 25 is just a simple step. So the first hour in your example would run at 0, 25, and 50. The next hour would run at 15 and 40, etc.
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by aldto 4y ago
If someone buys the Kindle version, can you let us know how the formatting looks with all of its diagrams and code? To get the PDF version I tried buying the e-book collection from InformIT, but Pearson (that runs the InformIT and Microsoft