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by asdefghyk 9mo ago
Around year 2000 I had a camera that stored its images on a floppy disk.
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by asdefghyk 9mo ago
Interesting links on Hans https://web.archive.org/web/20260125061851/http://www.design... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Camenzind ( Please note , I posted the archive.org link
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by asdefghyk 9mo ago
RE "....Books to learn 6502 ASM and the Apple II...." Suggest to look at some of the archives of old Apple Magazines from around the Apple I era , cira late 70s and early 80s. Some of them would have had assembly language programm
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by asdefghyk 9mo ago
[Off TOpic somewhat] This post made me immediately recall, the hours I spent playing Apple Invaders, 1979 Pinball Construction Set, by Bill Bludge Chop Lifter, modeled on 1979–1981 Iran Hostage Crisis, Dan Gorlin, Brøderbund 1982 Castle Wol
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by asdefghyk 9mo ago
The answer would depend on what programming experience you have? Do you have any assembly language experience ? with other targets? ie have you used an assembler ( and maybe linker ) before. Are you familiar with hex? bytes, bits etc , You
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by asdefghyk 9mo ago
copyright reasons?
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by asdefghyk 9mo ago
Could add one or more (reprograble?) FPGA's for extra? processing power OR reconfiguration ease to such a card ...... I've often wondered why such a card (with FPGA) is not available for retro? computer emulation or simulation ?
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by asdefghyk 9mo ago
How can I translate this to English? Seems to be Dutch. I got from the below Google Translate .... Not sure its all the article ... The Royal Danish Navy's Thetis-class warship HDMS Vaedderen sails along sea ice off the coast of Nuuk,
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Dementia smart glasses turn "moonshot" into reality(dementia.longitudeprize.org)
2 points by asdefghyk 9mo ago|2 comments
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For the best part of a decade, Animorph Co-operative, a London-based software development organisation, had harboured a dream of improving memory for people with dementia through a device that builds cross-sensory associations.
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by asdefghyk 9mo ago
RE How to make my website exist for 100 years? Get it archived in Wayback machine and other web archive sites ....
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by asdefghyk 9mo ago
Re Wind and Solar Buildout. The NEXT more challenging part is to build the necessary storage and "power network transmission lines" so that the supply can be made ( Large Scale ) reliable - 24/7 , independent of the weather.
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by asdefghyk 9mo ago
RE ".....Ronald Reagan -- a president who did many questionable/bad things..." Not being in the common demographic of this site , I had to google this - as I was not aware of any ..... It educated me. It made me immedicably
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by asdefghyk 9mo ago
at age 68, which is relatively young
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by asdefghyk 9mo ago
About AI writing Code, fixing bugs, and other programmer tasks. What's missing is (captured) the test of the changed software to verify the fixes solved the problem and no other problems where introduced .... Then a analysis of the or
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by asdefghyk 9mo ago
The name of the company that provides this service needs to be provided, would be interesting.
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by asdefghyk 9mo ago
How did (US Military) turning off/( or interfering with ) Venezuela power grid SPECIFICALLY help capture Maduro? WHat difference could UPS ( Un interuuptable Power Supply's ) have made? Maybe UPS at certain military locations Mayb
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by asdefghyk 10mo ago
Id say its dying because many of us do not donate some amount of money? and or support to the authors .
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by asdefghyk 10mo ago
RE "... do LA apartments not come with refrigerators?!!.” ...." a rental not coming with a fridge is very common in other parts of the world....
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Simulate jamming Starlink – requires over 1000 drones(runway.airforce.gov.au)
3 points by asdefghyk 10mo ago|1 comments
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Chinese researchers conclude jamming Starlink over Taiwan is possible but requires an enormous EW force—about 935 to 2,000 airborne jammers—due to Starlink’s dynamic, resilient low-orbit network and frequency-hopping capabilities.
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by asdefghyk 10mo ago
British ethical hacker granted rare visa after finding ‘critical vulnerability’ in government site Jacob Riggs is a cybersecurity leader and security researcher recognised for high-impact vulnerability discoveries across governments, univer
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British ethical hacker granted rare visa after finding 'critical vulnerability(msn.com)
3 points by asdefghyk 10mo ago|1 comments
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by asdefghyk 10mo ago
FYI I did NOT see the size info in the title. Impossible to edit / delete my comment now ........
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by asdefghyk 10mo ago
How much space is needed? ...for the data .... Im wondering if it would work on a tablet? ....
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by asdefghyk 10mo ago
RE "....Hire your kids to do legitimate work, zero tax on the first $14k....." What is the benefit of that? That is unless you control / influence the spending of the child's earned income which would make claiming a
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by asdefghyk 10mo ago
Probably influenced by the Microsoft history of sneaky things over last 45 years
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by asdefghyk 10mo ago
How does this fit in with that renewable energy ( wind and or sun is unreliable - can be non of both types or one type for days at a time AND solar is only available for a 4-6 hours a day ) ) ? It seems massive storage is needed.
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The global battle to keep the money flowying from children
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Abby Stylianou built an app that asks its users to upload photos of hotel rooms they stay in when they travel. It may seem like a simple act, but the resulting database of hotel room images helps Stylianou and her colleagues assist victims

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