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by krallja 4y ago
Paper is a renewable resource, and also a carbon sink. Throw it in the garbage and consider it carbon sequestration.
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by krallja 4y ago
> high-5 figures a year bracket in SF Lower class?
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by krallja 4y ago
MD5(CC#) is trivially reversed, so I hope that’s not what you were doing.
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by krallja 4y ago
Scott Manley and Everyday Astronaut are both good follows on Youtube. Fly safe.
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by krallja 4y ago
> overcame population bottlenecks Their names were Fritz Haber and Carl Bosch.
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by krallja 4y ago
It’s all rented from a refinery in Virginia called us-east-1.
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by krallja 4y ago
I don’t see the problem with your code?
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by krallja 4y ago
What a fun paper computer! I wonder if those cards still exist somewhere.
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by krallja 4y ago
Yes, the original 6502 was laid out by hand on Mylar with pencils and X-acto knives by only a couple people. A motivated hobbyist could probably do it in a weekend in VHDL. The more interesting thing I think is that the existence of this of
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by krallja 4y ago
Western Design Center will happily license the soft core IP of the 65C02 for you to use in a larger chip design.
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by krallja 4y ago
The Super Nintendo contains a 65816 core, so of course the 6502 is doable on an FPGA. Here’s a “100 MHz 6502”: http://www.e-basteln.de/computing/65f02/65f02/
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by krallja 4y ago
https://retrocomputing.stackexchange.com/q/24734/11579
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by krallja 4y ago
You could run CP/M on it, of course, but Digital Research didn’t see the point in creating 8085 or Z80 specific versions of CP/M, so they just ran the 8080 version.
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by krallja 4y ago
Good question for retrocomputing.stackexchange.com!
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by krallja 4y ago
They also both have registers!
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by krallja 4y ago
The same thing happened to me! I had just finished the main campaign of Shenzhen I/O and saw Ben Eater’s “Hello World on a Breadboard” video… now I have thousands of dollars in retro electronics, parts, and lab equipment
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by krallja 4y ago
> I also have to wonder how Google Voice has survived Google's ax all these years. The infinite surveillance capacity of an monitored voice line? Millennia of training data for AI speech synthesis and recognition?
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by krallja 4y ago
Oh that's a hilarious great idea.
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by krallja 4y ago
explain the concealed carry decision, then?
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by krallja 4y ago
iOS Settings.app > NextDoor > Notifications > uncheck “Allow Notifications” ?
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by krallja 4y ago
My favorite misfeature of Google mail is when you get a spam email sent to a Groups mailing list, mark it as Spam, and Google helpfully offers to “Unsubscribe & Mark as Spam.” Clicking this button removes you from your Google Group! “Yo
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by krallja 4y ago
Holy cow, that’s evil. https://help.audible.com/s/article/do-i-keep-my-credits-if-i... Do I keep my credits if I cancel my Audible Premium Plus membership? No. If you end your Audible Premium Plus membership, your
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by krallja 4y ago
When Fog Creek Software closed the “Bionic Office”[1] in 2008 to move downtown, I was dismayed to realize (afterward) that we had left the fancy designer lamps screwed to the walls, to be destroyed or buried in a landfill. At least they mov
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by krallja 4y ago
I heard a conductor actually yell “BOARD!!!” over the PA system on CalTrain last month. It was delightfully anachronistic!
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by krallja 4y ago
Did you ever have to decide between “eating today” and _____? That’s the calculus you avoided.
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by krallja 4y ago
“The 100 MHz 6502” does a different clever thing - it copies all the dedicated RAM and ROM into its own FPGA copy. Then it can perform 7 to 25 instructions before the next external read/write cycle! http://www.e-basteln.de&#
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by krallja 4y ago
> copy that stream of instructions to RAM ahead of time Even this is easier said than done: there are only 128 bytes of RAM in the entire machine, and that has to suffice for global variables and stack memory in addition to storing modif
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by krallja 4y ago
And the NSC-800, which is like a Z80 with 8085 half-interrupts!
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by krallja 4y ago
https://www.cgw.com/Press-Center/News/2014/Studios-Accused-o...
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by krallja 4y ago
Do these malicious actors not know about HTTPS?

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