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by aphrax 5y ago
We are lucky to have a number of birds types in our area - this app has been amazing for identifying who's who :) I especially like that when a match is made a simple link to Wikipedia is given. As a result I now know far more about bi
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by aphrax 5y ago
This area interests me but being completely honest there are a few off-putting grammatical/spelling errors. Might be worth getting them cleaned up..
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by aphrax 5y ago
Which SBC did you settle on? Didn’t realise some had built in ssd storage..
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by aphrax 5y ago
LPG can be pretty dangerous in a car when not installed properly…
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R.U. A Cyberpunk? (1993)(aphelis.net)
2 points by aphrax 5y ago|0 comments
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St. Jude(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by aphrax 5y ago|0 comments
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Cookies, Chaos and the Browser: Meet Lou Montulli (2018)(blogs.gartner.com)
2 points by aphrax 5y ago|0 comments
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by aphrax 5y ago
It meets your criteria in a loose sense but I’d recommend Modern Nature by Derek Jarman
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Memoirs of a Cybernaut (1993)(exciteddelirium.net)
2 points by aphrax 5y ago|0 comments
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Averted Vision(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by aphrax 5y ago|0 comments
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Seventy(erasmatazz.com)
4 points by aphrax 5y ago|0 comments
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Phiber Optik Goes to Prison (1994)(wired.com)
2 points by aphrax 5y ago|0 comments
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by aphrax 5y ago
Somewhat related(!): http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/H/heavy-wizardry.html
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by aphrax 5y ago
Thanks so much for this reply, really quite inspiring. Much appreciated.
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by aphrax 5y ago
Thanks for this - I think you are on to something when you mention the low level architecture, on reflection this is where I need to fully understand the concepts - I'm messing around in this area with the usual (Nand to Tetris) type i
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by aphrax 5y ago
I've enjoyed this guide a number of times but each time I hit a brick wall trying to understand pointers. I'm still keen to learn but it just doesnt 'click' for me... Edit: poor grammar
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by aphrax 5y ago
FWIW I learnt a lot of my Bash tricks from: https://www.commandlinefu.com/
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Marbles (2016)(erasmatazz.com)
164 points by aphrax 5y ago|90 comments
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by aphrax 6y ago
I remember this, a particularly cool thing for the time is that Thorin appeared to be doing his own thing, singing, going in and out of the room, that kind of thing. For the time it seemed incredible...
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Felice Frankel Gallery(felicefrankel.com)
2 points by aphrax 6y ago|0 comments
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by aphrax 6y ago
Using AMOS Basic nontheless
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by aphrax 6y ago
Seems reasonable to me...
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How to Install OpenCV on a Raspberry Pi(jeremymorgan.com)
5 points by aphrax 6y ago|0 comments
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When Computers Were Cool(datagubbe.se)
119 points by aphrax 6y ago|80 comments
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CERN 2019 WorldWideWeb Rebuild(worldwideweb.cern.ch)
64 points by aphrax 6y ago|6 comments
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by aphrax 6y ago
Dice C for me, the author (Matt Dillon) is the guy who created Dragonfly BSD..
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by aphrax 6y ago
Funny you mention that - I had a particular urge to play Elite after seeing this!
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by aphrax 6y ago
Yep, I'm positive but as said elsewhere this is a few years back. I recall sending the data out and getting some pretty stern feedback (this is why I recall it) Didn't make the mistake after that...
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by aphrax 6y ago
Certainly not lying but it was a few years ago. Not sure which version but not 365
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by aphrax 6y ago
I've been bitten by this exact issue (albeit on non critical data), save a file as XLS it will silently drop rows beyond 65k - save it as XLSX and it's all good..

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