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by ddingus 3y ago
That is great! NX has similar compatibility, though not quite as good. In some cases, the actual version code of a feature is invoked by that data being encoded as part of the model data schema. Literal encapsulation in action. That way b
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by ddingus 3y ago
It reminds me of a similar conflict in public records. Many municipalities charge for copies of public records. One can go to viewing rooms and examine the records at no charge. We all own those records as members of the public that funde
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by ddingus 3y ago
I do not trust the motives here. It is hard to find a more textbook example of regulatory capture. Now, to be fair, Altman may be proposing this to shut more draconian regulations down. But it smells bad. And I am definitely not the only
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by ddingus 3y ago
Good comment! I am mentoring one who you mean. Left on the streets at 13. That is the root cause of their trouble. The baggage is incredibly difficult to get past. A lot of that is systemic.
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by ddingus 3y ago
My co-founder will have trouble with this, as would several others. Over the years, I have held enough varied and deep IT and development roles to warrant volunteer mentoring aimed at combating this kind of thing. My experience says the gr
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by ddingus 3y ago
Maybe it just doesn't work as often. My mobile setup is damn near as good as my desktop is. I got that all too familiar fill intro to groove we love to loathe same as it always was intended.
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by ddingus 3y ago
Excellent! We are fortunate the current owner of that domain is as others mention chaotic good. Side note: Dungeons and Dragons role play is a meaningful part of our culture in ways I am sometimes amazed by. I think back in wonder to cam
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by ddingus 3y ago
Sure wish all that was searchable and archived. The forums were not as interactive, but the value is off the charts higher.
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by ddingus 3y ago
You know when I faced this I called around and talked to three attorneys. Your comment may be more accurate then I realized at first. One attorney I talked to was relatively inexpensive but I can tell I had a grudge against the cops and the
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by ddingus 3y ago
This is a solid comment. People in general often failed to see these matters in an inclusive way.
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by ddingus 3y ago
I agree with you and Dan commenting in reply.
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by ddingus 3y ago
Well, the Defense attorneys I know differ in their opinion of public defenders. And defense in general? Necessary, unless we intend on jailing lots of people who do not deserve it. I also feel we need to break this down too. There is a bi
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by ddingus 3y ago
Maybe. I have not seen that in my experience. But, it is a big nation. Perhaps this varies considerably.
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by ddingus 3y ago
What one can do is pay for their own representation and when acquitted, file a tort to recover financial damages from the entity who picked the fight. That is what I did when I faced this scenario. Takes a long time. Speedy trials suddenly
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by ddingus 3y ago
Yup. Anyone charged with a crime would be well advised to do whatever it takes to seek council directly, as in finding a way to pay for it. Public defenders are doing noble work. They are also denied the resources necessary to perform tha
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by ddingus 3y ago
NeXTSTEP! I never had the experience and wish I had. It was like IRIX in that the team really pushed things and got results! Running that stuff at it's peak was living a future for a while. Good times.
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by ddingus 3y ago
Yes. For me, part of it is the display tech in use. Those monochrome CRT displays look great! And that "white" phosphor helps augment the whole thing in a way an LCD misses the mark on, but just slightly. Still looks great. For
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by ddingus 3y ago
I love 1bpp pixel art and the whole site looks great! Nice work, or shall I say labor of love? On a whim, I picked up an e-ink display, 1800x1400 that has 16 grey shades, though I am unclear whether that is per pixel. Should know soon. As
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by ddingus 3y ago
Seriously! I am so used to the tone down presentation, seeing that thing is like, "Oh HELLO!" Got my full attention for long enough to be notable.
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by ddingus 3y ago
I had similar thoughts and then jumped into SGI IRIX. Expensive as it gets, but frankly best computing experience I have had! No regrets. I did have some dependence, but it passes and I am glad to have that perspective which can come from
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by ddingus 3y ago
I agree. The discussion has merit. I hate to say it, but there are times when something is illegal, but the scenario challenges that in a super compelling way. JN both brings that to light and gives a jury that opportunity to support an a
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by ddingus 3y ago
They can add a second port.
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by ddingus 3y ago
"Here, take this I have played enough"
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by ddingus 3y ago
Yup. The only reason I had that machine was the sale of some manufacturing related software I had written, and it probably was the worst 386/25 possible!
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by ddingus 3y ago
The first time I ran this game was on a 386/25 with 5Mb RAM. Played for hours. And I had the PC speaker sounds too. As an Apple 2 owner and user, I have a love for those sounds, and for me they made WOLF3D more fun. During that long s
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by ddingus 3y ago
I like this! Easy to use, fun, useful. Nice work.
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by ddingus 3y ago
Different processes. The watches run at 32768 Hz. And they have crazy efficient electronics. A couple of gates in your clock likely exceed the entire power budget of a watch.
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by ddingus 3y ago
I did a similar thing in the late 70's. While maybe there was less to receive, it was a core experience I value.
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by ddingus 3y ago
Yup. Very nice to see.
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by ddingus 3y ago
Ben is doing a fantastic job creating that same computing learning ramp so many of us grew up on. Anyone wanting to get into computing at a low level could easily do worse. Ben's kits are fantastic!

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