ddingus

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by ddingus 5d ago
A radio talk show host I really enjoyed came up with this: .'triple double ya site dot gom." You can say that fast and people get it.
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by ddingus 4mo ago
Seconded. If there is any skill in consistent demand it is the ability to wrap your head around the new work, new processes, new people, whatever it all may be. For me, understanding and development of this skill into a keen tool happened w
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by ddingus 5mo ago
THANK YOU. This is another fine tool I can add to my collection. And FUTO! Love it.
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by ddingus 5mo ago
I thought it was intended and excellent!
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by ddingus 5mo ago
Nope. The greater point here being we definitely benefit when we all understand one another better. Surely that point was not lost, yes?
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by ddingus 5mo ago
A screen reader could use various aural means of emphasis that I bet would be as effective as this "color by pattern" idea is. We have pitch, volume, enunciation speed, and for the voice itself the vocal formant frequency can chan
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by ddingus 6mo ago
I love this. THANK YOU.
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by ddingus 7mo ago
These are some of the best interactions we have here. For sure a problem worth considering. I can't think of anything easy... Only even remotely sensible thought I have at present: We add a check box to replies created by new accounts.
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by ddingus 7mo ago
Have you consulted any professionals? There are grave and disturbing outcomes ahead for anyone implementing these ideas. We can only control our own speech. Repeat that to your self in the mirror each morning until it sinks in. We can empo
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by ddingus 7mo ago
I basically hate this thing. Sorry team. I know you are trying and you believe in your effort. I know your intent is in the right place too. But, here's the thing: I value real conversation. It is the only conversation worth having.
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by ddingus 8mo ago
Cool! My school used a variation of these for a while. scantron... a name rising from the mists of time, lol
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by ddingus 8mo ago
That is a hedge for people like us. Power of the default says that button will needlessly over exploit a ton of users.
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by ddingus 8mo ago
Trust was very slow to come for me. It happened with Windows 10. I really like 10. My computing experiences began on Apple ][ 6502 systems. Then a mix of early Windows for workgroup and SGI IRIX. I was online proper at 9600 baud in early
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by ddingus 8mo ago
I have made the mistake of calling the early PC 8-bit, lolol... Yes, it reminds me of an Apple ][ computer, with the major difference being the Apple had the video sub-system on board, and the PC locating that on a card. I often wonder how
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by ddingus 8mo ago
Use some finer pitch graph paper and people could author "boot sector code" by literally coloring in the little squares with the necessary bits! Would be sort of like paper tape.
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by ddingus 8mo ago
Someone needs to give this a go! Fantastic IDEA seconded!
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by ddingus 8mo ago
Nice! Hi-fi VHS audio, or using one of those encoders that would pack the data into pixels?
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by ddingus 8mo ago
For sure. And early specimens are worth a close look if you ever get an opportunity! Humans can do amazing things! One of those things happens to be really precise, tiny parts literally willed into existing.
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by ddingus 8mo ago
Brzzzzt, tuk tuk tuk tuk brzzzt brzzzt tuk brzzzzt brzzzt I/O Error :( You listen to the initial slamming of the head to zero align it, then those happy little tuk, tuk sounds. It all good, until it isn't!
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by ddingus 8mo ago
Same feels here too. Cassette was kindnof magical and kind of crappy. Well, depending on your machine, potentially very crappy. One of the better cassette loaders can be found in the 6809 based Tandy CoCo machines. When in the cassette t
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by ddingus 9mo ago
I love that show! Jack has an infectious take on all the criminal antics! He is able to, for the most part, interview them in a non judgemental way. I fine his style clear and well produced! Very highly recommended!
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by ddingus 9mo ago
Such great moves! On their way down, the original creators made sure The Pirate Bay would continue to be that gift that keeps on giving.
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by ddingus 9mo ago
"Not an outlier" A quick look at the last few administrations is all anyone needs to see how this one interprets the powers and duties that come with the office. One of my favorite phrases coined during the last Trump administrati
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by ddingus 9mo ago
That line will haunt Musk to the end of his days. That was a very sexy thing to say, but quite a different beast when it is time to walk the talk. Musk has buckled, talking the walk instead.
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by ddingus 9mo ago
Establishing a position Anna's opponents may consider an advantage. And there is a site idea! Annasopponents.news --> Can inform passersby on anything related to Anna's Archive along with activism related material, how to'
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by ddingus 9mo ago
Came here to say that. An while back, another site started with a pile of pirated music, and that was allofmp3.com Remember those peeps? Their business model was to sell music by selling bandwidth. Basically is was all the music you want c
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by ddingus 9mo ago
I laughed! "What do mushrooms want?" Is hilarious given your evolution context! Sometimes, it can make sense to step back and laugh. The number one response to words we do not like is righteous indignation. It is almost always a b
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by ddingus 9mo ago
Often, one could dial out by pulsing the on hook switch on any phone. Ask me how I know. That was such a fun discovery! I did it frequently from many different phones.
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by ddingus 10mo ago
>solving all the other problems I(we) call that running interference, and it has always been an extremely high value activity. The people who see the benefit rarely complain. I myself have always recognized it as valuable.
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by ddingus 10mo ago
A very simple BASIC compiled pretty well! It did feature online assembly, and I agree with you on this necessary point especially concerning the 2600! See Batari Basic

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