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by djmips 1y ago
Did you know that archive supports old Flash games like this via the Ruffle Flash emulator? https://web.archive.org/web/20160305205215/http://www.zachtr...
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by djmips 1y ago
Somewhat related but I just remember when Numega had a color image digitizer with a black and white camera and color filters for the Amiga. I guess the idea is very old because IIRC the very first color photos were taken that way. And speak
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by djmips 1y ago
What a relief! That you dared to try it. Much harder today...
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by djmips 1y ago
Yeah, I'm pretty sure this whole thread is rather silly because if this is a game of chess their next move is very obvious.
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by djmips 1y ago
I was immediately drawn to the faint text in the upper left. Meer I could read but it's the artist's signature. https://www.essentialvermeer.com/references/signatures/facsi...
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by djmips 1y ago
Which model?
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by djmips 1y ago
Very much agree and love your analogy but there is a third option - make a sock knitting machine.
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by djmips 1y ago
I agree with you except for the JVM bit - but everyone's application varies
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by djmips 1y ago
I thought we were supposed to be going no lead.
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by djmips 2y ago
Google Gemini will also summarize if you want to start there. The transcripts are tough to read IMO
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by djmips 2y ago
I like the article but question the horseless carriage analogy. There was no horseless carriage -> suddenly modern automobile.
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by djmips 2y ago
The article also mentions how the llvm-mca is inaccurate for the A53. And furthermore LLVM compilers will do poorly "...any compiler that is using LLVM to optimize machine code (such as the Rust compiler or clang) will not do very well
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by djmips 2y ago
It would be much larger and very expensive but if it could be done it would be challenging to replicate using the same one motor and gear train design but I'm sure some LEGO wizard out there could pull it off given that we've seen
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by djmips 2y ago
Yeah, aren't most businesses kind of like dictatorships, perhaps oligarchies but employees don't have a vote anyway. It's no surprise that if Trump and Musk want to run the USA as a business it kind of looks like that.
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by djmips 2y ago
Seeing the Japanese manual the product was called ARMTRON. That makes sense to me. I think the Armatron is possibly a mistranslation of the romanization of Armtron.
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by djmips 2y ago
So I was curious about the Japanese domestic version and it was called Desk Top 144 - I've found a Japanese instruction paper with that name. It's also shown here amongst a dizzying array of SKUs including a mobile unit! https:&
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by djmips 2y ago
When he mentions that a small piece of grit was fouling the gearbox and the pithy advice that small things can cause big problems reminded me of the toaster I fixed recently where I spent most of my time with the electrical aspects ruling o
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by djmips 2y ago
I made a terrible video of the event. https://youtu.be/EnFAW-ZxAQ0
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by djmips 2y ago
Kind of off topic but I just got back from the park and there is a public water bowl set out for dogs and a crow was manipulating something in the water - after a time my eyebrows went up as I realized the crow was softening some dried out
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by djmips 2y ago
I did OK, didn't try to hard but was surprised at how good people are at this!
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by djmips 2y ago
That sounds like an excellent theory.
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by djmips 2y ago
>Dude btw you have some awesome submissions! Thanks! Not very popular though... ;-)
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by djmips 2y ago
It's semantics but 'changing your diet' is more apt.
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by djmips 2y ago
https://www.diabetes.co.uk/blog/2018/02/story-angus-barbieri...
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by djmips 2y ago
That's how my brother lost weight finally. He just never bought any of the stuff - so it wasn't even in his house. But he lives alone right now so if you live in a group setting you might be, in weak moments, snacking on bad thing
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by djmips 2y ago
Does that imply you are paying $99 / month?
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by djmips 2y ago
I was realizing that spicy food can be that.
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by djmips 2y ago
Isn't 90% Lindt the worst (of their chocolates) for Cadmium and other heavy metals though?
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by djmips 2y ago
My apologies.
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by djmips 2y ago
ugh

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