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by bantunes 7y ago
Not sure about the MiSTer board, but for the MiST make sure you don't get the "newer" 1.4 since it lacks the serial port to make this work!
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by bantunes 7y ago
I think the 600 was the only one that made economical sense back then, but the PC overtook it really quickly especially when SVGA became a thing for games :|
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by bantunes 7y ago
There's the MiSTer too, which on paper at least looks more appealing. The problem with these devices is that FPGA development knowledge is rare, so the dev community is quite small.
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by bantunes 7y ago
Post author here, let me know if you have any questions! I think the ESP8266 can also get other devices online, but haven't tried it.
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by bantunes 7y ago
I'm sure your few hours conversation with him overturns the evidence the DoJ managed to collect about their plans for Netscape laid out in emails and memos. Stuff signed by Gates saying “take away their oxygen supply”, “crush them” and
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by bantunes 8y ago
I think this has to do with the authors being more literary than tech savvy.
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by bantunes 8y ago
> I assure you there was no intent to generalize. My apologies for misunderstanding, then. And thanks for making that clear.
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by bantunes 8y ago
> and their English mistakes are pretty uniform due to the specific differences between the languages, esp regarding prepositions and tense This is not the case. Different people make different mistakes, as any exposure to a high-school
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by bantunes 8y ago
It's almost like Portuguese people are not a uniform block, right?
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by bantunes 8y ago
"It's this isolating colony of hell where people having breakdowns is a regular occurrence," former Amazon employee Jace Crouch told the Daily Beast. An anonymous employee told the Daily Beast that the company treated its wor
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by bantunes 8y ago
Is security not an illusion with the current computer architectures? Sometimes it feels like we have to go back to architectures that separate code from data (Harvard) to really be secure.
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by bantunes 8y ago
And this is why Chrome will win, become complacent, and a new browser will dethrone it like it did IE. Meanwhile, Firefox will continue to hover around the 10% mark or so.
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by bantunes 8y ago
> Have you ever been around kids? They're really a pain in the ass, especially if they're boys. Suck it up. What, do you want having kids to be as seamless as an Uber Eats order? It's not. It's hard work. I'm sur
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by bantunes 8y ago
Maybe Minecraft and others succeed because they're just easier than actual real-life connections? If so, Minecraft might be a problem, a shortcut too many kids are taking.
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by bantunes 8y ago
Unified customer experience.
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by bantunes 8y ago
Japan is also the country where there's 99% conviction rate in the courts (imagine what that entails) and you can be held by the police without charges for 30 days.
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by bantunes 8y ago
Yeah, even when submitting this Ask HN I had to change i18n to "i18n" because it got expanded after I posted it in.
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Ask HN: Do you know what "i18n" and "a11y" stand for?
2 points by bantunes 8y ago|4 comments
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by bantunes 8y ago
One of the big drawbacks to it was storage (for all those events), and it's dirt cheap these days.
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by bantunes 8y ago
Maybe the citizens find that, if they have to put up with someone, they prefer to put up with people escaping dire living conditions (that will, statistically, go on to strengthen their economy in the long term). What does that tell you abo
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by bantunes 8y ago
Stores your private keys, though.
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by bantunes 8y ago
> The evidence is in the never ending list of posts like these that pop up all the time. So posts hating on something are proof that something doesn't work? The open-source way used to be "come up with an alternative and win on
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Self-Hosted Developer Bliss(blog.nootch.net)
3 points by bantunes 8y ago|1 comments
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Examining Carter's 'Malaise Speech,' 30 Years Later (2009)(npr.org)
1 points by bantunes 8y ago|0 comments
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by bantunes 8y ago
It's a fluff app for messaging and so on, no actual gaming.
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by bantunes 8y ago
I browsed my first website in 1994. It was weird and took forever to load. Over time, I got a bunch of bookmarks and kept discovering new sites on a weekly basis. These days, I browse HN, proggit, Twitter, Reddit and Metafilter regularly. I
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by bantunes 8y ago
You can try requesting Netflix have them on for season 4 https://help.netflix.com/en/titlerequest
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by bantunes 8y ago
One can consider that status quo as their infancy period. Once they're big enough, they'll be able to exist and thrive without corporate welfare. "Of the world's 100 largest economic entities, 51 are now corporations and
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by bantunes 8y ago
LearnCode.academy's Redux playlist is really good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1w-oQ-i1XB8&list=PLoYCgNOIyG...
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by bantunes 8y ago
Millennials - the beginning of the end for China's authoritarian government? :D

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