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badc0ffee
3mo ago
I gave away all my ISA cards for free, including my AWE64 Gold.
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Can you run every line of code in Super Mario Bros.?
(youtube.com)
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3mo ago
Most of the tomatoes and cucumbers I buy here in Alberta year-round are greenhouse grown in-province. Our electric power here is basically natural gas with a bit of wind and hydro. Although to your point, we're probably one of the chea
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3mo ago
But the top of the lid is unlined, I think.
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3mo ago
The lack of apostrophe in "dont" makes me think at least part of it was written manually. It's also a totally readable article, really.
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3mo ago
What is the leaching risk, though? If aluminum does get in your food, is it bad for you in a specific way, or is it more like iron?
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3mo ago
"Plastic" in general isn't toxic as a liner. It's used in plumbing, and in zillions of containers for potable water and foods. When you get food from even a nice restaurant, they probably marinate meat in a plastic conta
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3mo ago
I use a glass/Pyrex dish, but put foil on top. I guess you could use a fitted glass lid instead, depending on the container.
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3mo ago
It's non-toxic and food safe, and yet a significant number of people on the internet still act like it's poison that will give you Alzheimer's. I wonder how many of those people touch their lips to the lid of an aluminum beve
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3mo ago
"girly times" = goroutines?
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3mo ago
I thought it was going to be Woz's famous Disk II controller.
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4mo ago
Apparently the original IBM 5154 EGA monitor was $850 in 1984 dollars, or like $2800 today. Of course there were cheaper compatible monitors available shortly after that. The first monitor I bought myself was a 17" SVGA monitor, in 199
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4mo ago
I think it's just that monitors were so much more expensive then, especially those capable of the 350-line EGA mode.
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4mo ago
This analysis is missing that Quebec doesn't have any nuclear plants. (Although NB has one, which counts for half?)
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Federal funding for the green line was announced in 2015, and IIRC they originally predicted a 2026 opening date for branches covering the north and south of the city - street running in the north central part and a bit in Seton, a short tu
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4mo ago
I agree. I hate the clustering when I have to actually work with a map and not just glance at it. A big offender to me is https://urbantoronto.ca/map - You can zoom in pretty far and still get clusters of 2-5 points that ar
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4mo ago
But those have been around forever. The newer ones (.shop, .wiki, etc.) are >3 and it makes more sense to me they wouldn't be handled correctly.
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4mo ago
Do you mean it was failing with a >3 character TLD?
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4mo ago
I think this was true for MDA (text only), but the Hercules had 64k of video memory at B0000, the latter half of which would overlap with the CGA card, and also VGA's text mode.
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4mo ago
That looks like a link right back to this thread?
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4mo ago
Perfectly formed fingers.
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4mo ago
The 8088 had an 8-bit data bus, but I don't think I would call it (or the XT) "8-bit" overall. By the same logic, a 386SX or 486SLC is "16-bit".
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4mo ago
PEI gets 4 seats in the House of Commons.
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4mo ago
Wouldn't XOR or something be much quicker than all the steps involved in subtraction?
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4mo ago
Ain't no way.
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4mo ago
> 3. This is the beginning of the wealth gap expansion. Those that can afford to spend $10,000 a month on Fable 5 will build incredible products that eat up more and more of the economy. Those that can’t afford Fable 5 will have an insan
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4mo ago
Not every year, but yes.
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4mo ago
It's the retro Apple logo rainbow they've had since they opened Apple Park. It could be interpreted as a pride rainbow, but the colours are different and in a different order.
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4mo ago
IMO it's not fine on iOS. It has the same visual busyness as on macOS.
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4mo ago
The cryptonomics con
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