blazor

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by blazor 6y ago
For me he'll always be Lt Briggs in "Magnum Force". "You're a good man, Briggs; a man's got to know his limitations!"
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by blazor 6y ago
Happy Birthday! What a superbly useful, solid piece of technology. Don't forget when this came out, the only option to watch video on Windows was to pay money, or try Windows Media Player, which I don't recall ever successfully pl
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by blazor 6y ago
Thanks for the info. The guy is not an oracle but I enjoy his docs like Power of Nightmares, etc., as much as Pilger's docs. True quality in a sea of crap.
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by blazor 6y ago
My wireless hub is doing that not my ISP.
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by blazor 6y ago
that was lying to the FBI actually
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by blazor 6y ago
Wonder if that will be enough to make them consider switching away from Apple? Silly question!
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by blazor 6y ago
I can't imagine anything worse than being a passenger on one of those (other than begin a low paid crew member who's been forced to remain aboard for the past 8 months)
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by blazor 6y ago
because it's a massive stitch up and everyone knows what the outcome will be ?
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by blazor 6y ago
LOL I used Norsk ADA on Sintran back in the day
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by blazor 6y ago
additional: His name was Billy Boyd. And he pronounced it: "TWOO descenders"
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by blazor 6y ago
The TI 990/10 DX 10 minicomputer was exactly the same. The teacher at my old school actually picked the TI990/10 over the PDP/11 because the PDP11 did not have "true descenders". The 990 didn't either but avoid
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by blazor 6y ago
the TI99/4A is a beautiful machine. The first computer I ever used back in 1982 was Texas Instruments 990/10 minicomputer (384K) running an operating system called DX10, based on the same instruction set as the 99/4A. That sy