hhdave

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by hhdave 9mo ago
We have one in our church, as all churches in the UK are legally required to have I think (many other venues too). As another commenter said you can get separate receivers, so I got one at one time to help with audio quality for live stream
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E-petition debate relating to digital ID – Monday 8 December 2025(news.ycombinator.com)
2 points by hhdave 10mo ago|1 comments
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by hhdave 10mo ago
There's a transcript here:- https://hansard.parliament.uk/Commons/2025-12-08/debates/9E0...
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by hhdave 2y ago
The link should be https://www.forth.org/lost-at-c.html to avoid a certificate error
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Mikey-SAKKE frequently asked questions(ncsc.gov.uk)
1 points by hhdave 2y ago|0 comments
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by hhdave 4y ago
Having to press the shift key all the time while programming lisp was annoying. I've remapped them.
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by hhdave 4y ago
In February 2019 I decided to try retrieving some information from some 5.25" floppy disks for the Apple 2c we had since the 80s. They had some of the first bits of programming I had done amongst other things (school work etc). Using A
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by hhdave 5y ago
I've backed up a load of photos (mostly raw, 5 discs so far) onto 100GB M-discs. They seemed like a good choice for long term archival storage - they don't need to be kept in ideal conditions - humidity isn't supposed to be a
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by hhdave 5y ago
You can still buy M-DISC branded discs - either blu-ray or DVD. I think it matters more for DVD than for blu-ray because blu-ray discs use a more reliable recording medium anyway. People say there's little if any difference between M-D
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by hhdave 6y ago
Well, this works if publishing via Netlify anyway. Gitlab doesn't like the query parameters, but it also errors with 'no domain-level redirects to outside sites'
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by hhdave 6y ago
To go one step further you can add an HTTP redirect for /info/refs to direct to wherever the GIT repo is hosted. For example, if hosting with gitlab pages or on Netlify you can put in a file called _redirects containing something
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by hhdave 7y ago
Genera on the Lisp Machine is very much an embodiment of this graphical command line (or rather just command) user interface. There's quite a lot to it. CLIM (and the open source McCLIM) is the current realisation of this. There's