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by harel 5y ago
Start your command with a space to prevent it from reaching history
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Portable Apple ] [+ and //e emulator written in Go(github.com)
1 points by harel 5y ago|0 comments
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by harel 5y ago
That's much clearer. Thanks
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by harel 5y ago
But said old code is using an older version of Python, which does not support this. The compiler could issue a warning for newer version until the switchover, and therefore save us from this "special case".
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by harel 5y ago
Not sure I'm getting why we need a => for a default function argument instead of just reusing the = symbol...
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by harel 5y ago
Question is, would Apple's VR kit require Apple devices to work...
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by harel 5y ago
There is a point in the video where the "protagonist" is served a drink in the Cafe. The scene cuts as he puts it on his lips but for a split second I recognised that weird dance once must do to sip with a VR headset on. I've
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by harel 5y ago
I'll even take retina implants happily. But not a full on helmet-contraption. Not in public anyway.
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by harel 5y ago
As an aside, the video gave me reasons why I'll never put on (any) VR headset in a public place like a coffeeshop or a park. It looks like I imagine it would feel: very awkward to be that person with a VR headset in the middle of a par
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by harel 5y ago
For me drive A is forever df0:
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by harel 5y ago
The museum is back in Israel where I'm originally from, but I live in the UK. Transporting this collection was not trivial and at the time it was easier to donate. I can only hope they made good use of them. At least I got some photos
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by harel 5y ago
By the way (after looking at your profile here); I was once a collector of the all time classics as well, but foolishly donated my sizeable collection to a museum. I still regret it.
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by harel 5y ago
Indeed. I'm currently leafing through a book about Atari 800 assembly language, and recently had a go at some 8bit generative art code on a C64 emulator (using magazine code from the 80s and such). There is something to be said about t
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by harel 5y ago
https://8bitnews.io/ is pretty cool, although they cover the retro side of tech.
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by harel 5y ago
I've paid, and have already accessed support three times since with great success and good response times. I was quite surprised actually considering all the horror stories I'm reading here.
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Terminal Snake Game in Assembly(github.com)
1 points by harel 5y ago|0 comments
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UK government to release NMAP scripts to identify vulnerabilities(therecord.media)
6 points by harel 5y ago|0 comments
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by harel 5y ago
I've actually deployed on Gov PAAS, and as long as your stack conforms to the requirements it's quite a pleasant experience.
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by harel 5y ago
That's true about GSuite being crippled compared to Gmail, but I accepted that as the price to pay for having my main email use my own domain.
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by harel 5y ago
Never played the English version, but failed miserably in the Hebrew one.
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by harel 5y ago
Hey! Thank you for 8bitnews. I don't remember a single "newsletter" I was actually happy to receive before it. Great work!
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by harel 5y ago
It just had midi ports and cool shaped function buttons
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by harel 5y ago
They are. I had an Amiga, and would have said the same to any ST owner I met, when I was trying to pick a fight :)
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by harel 5y ago
The site this links to, 8bitnews.io, is a wonderful resource to a lot of retro news and projects and they have a mailing list that does not suck.
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by harel 5y ago
Now you're just trying to pick a fight :-)
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by harel 5y ago
Minecraft would have made a great Amiga game. Probably would have been it's killer app that would have made it the mainstream computer.
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What made the Amiga so great(8bitnews.io)
137 points by harel 5y ago|108 comments
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by harel 5y ago
I'm self employed. The laptop is my main "tool". If I was in construction this would be comparable to a van load of power tools and then some. I spend more time using it than any other tool I have. It's also a taxable
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by harel 5y ago
Every time I open a recipe online these days, I sigh so loudly out of desperation of what I need to scroll through to get to the actual recipe. And that is before I do the cookie dance. I guess you guys heard my sighs!!! Amazing. Thanks!
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by harel 5y ago
Most projects I get involved in that can afford a k8s resource, implement k8s. It's a beautiful piece of technology and I think we'll only see more of it. So, yes. I think it's worth it.

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