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dan_hawkins
5y ago
Train to Lviv, take a cab, cross the border to Rzeszow (Ukrainians are allowed to enter EU for 90 days,) take a train to Warsaw, fly wherever you want.
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dan_hawkins
5y ago
Creating and publishing animated/interactive stuff (aka Flash.)
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5y ago
Exactly the same experience and sensations with my Atari 65XE manual! https://archive.org/details/Atari65XEOwnersManual
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Gritting your teeth, biding your time
(world.hey.com)
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DHH just posted: https://world.hey.com/dhh/gritting-your-teeth-biding-your-ti...
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5y ago
Degauss FTW!
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5y ago
I've got really interesting perspective on how it could've been by reading (fictional) "Doomsday Book" by Connie Willis. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doomsday_Book_(novel)
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5y ago
It's been a bit more in my model: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30301438
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I've used to own DiMAGE A2 and remember fondly that aperture priority mode was a bit different than in other makers. There was a specified range of shutter times and when the camera was reaching the limit of the range it started changi
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I believe it was in the 80s. And I wonder if Walken is ever going to tell what really happened then.
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> The ST had a TERRIBLE keyboard. WHAT? XE series had terrible keyboard, I would kill for ST's one for my venerable 65XE :)
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Like Air France Flight 447?
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Minutes to tens of minutes (depends of voltage and air humidity.) Couple of hours would be on quite safe side. There's a simple procedure to quickly discharge HV of just turned off TV/monitor but I'd recommend that only for s
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5y ago
AppleTV + VLC. VLC can access network shares (NAS, computers, etc.)
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A level of high voltage in CRTs is directly related to the size of tube and whether it's B/W (monochrome) or color (higher for color as you need to attract 3 electron beams instead of one.) In small monochrome CRTs (like 9"-1
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5y ago
AFAIK there's quite high chance that Apple may issue a security update from time to time even for older OSes if it's really important.
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macOS Mojave Homebrew: is restoring support for prebuilt binaries worth effort?
(github.com)
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S3 Virge 3D rendering was faster than software rendering unless you wanted bilinear filtering - then it wasn't :)
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PS: I highly recommend crash analysis written by Admiral Cloudberg. In the above case: [0] Arctic Approach: The crash of First Air flight 6560 [0] https://admiralcloudberg.medium.com/arctic-approach-the-cras...
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They can always copy Circles functionality from Google+.
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First Air Flight 6560 crash [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Air_Flight_6560
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In iPhones when you lay down your phone screen down the mic is physically cut off. That's why you can't call "Hey Siri" with a phone laying like that.
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Gain bandwidth is directly related with slew rate. Slew rate is mostly an effect of capacitances (gate capacitance in FETs for example.) Noise is mostly caused by thermal effects (atoms bumping randomly.)
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My 2007 RX-8 has been estimated around $5.7k and it is slightly above of my insurer's estimation and also what I'd get if I decide to sell based on my recent research.
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6502 is just not that viable for C-like languages. Mostly because of its tiny hardcoded stack, so for C you need to either emulate the stack in software (slow) or figure out workarounds (mostly involving precious zero page.)
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5y ago
I've run into this problem with my iPhone 8 but almost never with my iPhone SE 1st gen - talking about constant regression.
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6y ago
Atari was way earlier.
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Actually the more appropriate predecessor of USB is 8-bit Atari SIO: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_SIO
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I think you underestimate the volume of the perishable goods. Most are transported in containers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refrigerated_container
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6y ago
Some goods are perishable. Modern logistics can have very tight deadlines.
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