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by harel 3y ago
You risk almost losing the "retro" label when you push that machine to that extreme :-)
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by harel 3y ago
I've checked my local area, and already spotted more mistakes and omissions than correct tree markers. Not saying it as a complaint - there are so many more trees here than specified in the map, I bet the map only shows about 20-30%.
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by harel 3y ago
There is one word which I think is the same in all languages: Tariff. And it makes sense - it's the "how much?" that would be (and is) asked at any port and travelling hub.
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by harel 3y ago
I've just got an A1200, installed the latest Amiga OS 3.2 (on CF card). It sits nicely next to my upgraded A500. But my resolution and UI in either of them is nothing like the one shown in your screenshots. I'm almost jealous. Are
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by harel 3y ago
Little big planet is available as a mobile game. Looks pretty accurate too
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by harel 3y ago
That was absolutely fascinating and hilarious, exactly as you described it. Thank you!
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by harel 3y ago
There are benefits to being with irresponsible banks :-)
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by harel 3y ago
Further more, banks that were bailed out signed a deal to actively help those smaller banks by transitioning clients to them. I know that because my bank offered me a few times to the point of nagging to switch my business accounts from the
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by harel 3y ago
Some notable reasons: - Ruby was 4 years younger than Python on the day it was introduced and cites Python as one of it's influences. - It's a fine language but besides rails it wasn't adopted for other uses like Pyth
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by harel 3y ago
Oh wow, I did not know about this one. It looks like the advanced maze for expert users. Pro, paid version.
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by harel 3y ago
Not free, but not a short walk from where I live is the Hampton Court maze, which is the oldest hedge maze in Britain: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hampton_Court_Maze
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by harel 3y ago
The market is so weird right now, that I find it hard accepting this. A lot of jobs that would have been otherwise open are paused. Having said that, I have just recently got into Flutter/Dart and I found the experience quite enjoyable
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by harel 3y ago
I tried really hard but didn't connect with the game at all. It had all the hallmarks of a game if like on paper but it just didn't click...
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by harel 3y ago
Yes, Pud, I'm aware of Lucee. I still have CF running in one legacy app but it's been sunset and not being updated. 100% on customers not caring. They don't. Ever. The stack wars are purely for our own benefit. We trump our o
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by harel 3y ago
It's not "dead", but rarely used for new projects if at all. A lot of legacy exists still (one of my businesses still runs it, from that period in time). Originally by Allaire, then sold to Macromedia which was later bought
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by harel 3y ago
Towards the end of the previous century and early days of the current one ColdFusion was a very attractive platform. It was good while it lasted, and even greater it ended (kinda).
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Show HN: Making pull requests less painful with an AI agent(github.com)
9 points by harel 3y ago|8 comments
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How to Write a Computer Emulator(fms.komkon.org)
28 points by harel 3y ago|0 comments
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by harel 3y ago
Blue Jam was so funny and horrific at the same time. I actually liked the TV version of it. Good to hear it mentioned.
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by harel 3y ago
I loved those games so much. Every time a new one came out and my friend got a "copy" it was a celebration. We'd sit for days at his house playing. I loved the text interface the most and some of the magic was lost when it wa
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by harel 3y ago
I came to post this and you hear me to it. We test drove the ID4. Decided against it before the test drive was over because of the in car tech being dated. Went with an ioniq 5 spaceship which is positioned comfortably in 2023. It's no
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by harel 3y ago
I just love these posts and projects and am very grateful that they are provided open sourced. I'd love to do something like that one day when I have the time (i.e., when I retire), and it's these projects that will most likely be
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by harel 3y ago
We could really start the "Matthew Broderick Career Appreciation Society for Showing out Gratitude Club".
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by harel 3y ago
This made me laugh out loud for real like it's 1995. In particular this: Technical info: Type annotations don't do anything, but they help some people to feel more comfortable. Because it's kinda almost sometimes t
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by harel 3y ago
and lest we forget that with all that nerdery and geekery, he still got the girl and saved the entire planet.
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by harel 3y ago
That film sparked my interest in computers. Matthew Broderick was the coolest dude and the tech blew my mind up. I owe Mr Broderick my career in some sense. One day I'll send him flowers and a raspberry pie.
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by harel 3y ago
I have fond memories of their CD-Rom, back when that was a thing. At the time I was managing a CD-Rom shop and this was one of the "things to have". Later in life, in San Francisco, I met someone who worked on that CD-Rom. He like
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by harel 3y ago
Don't think of it as criticism. Instead it's a free mentoring\class\lesson received in the context of your specific domain. Use it. Embrace it. Take from it what you agree with and drop what you don't.
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by harel 3y ago
Did this affect routers with the Merlin version of installed? I don't run stock asus on my routers and had no such incident.
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by harel 4y ago
Not really. I would answer it, accepting all cookies, cakes and whatever just leave me alone. Then, the next day, I would open the same site, and they will ask me again. This is not just on one device - it's on all of them, and everywh

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