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One thing not on the list: where do you find the space to read all these books?
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(2011)
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My mother was on a softball team in medical school named Ms. Diagnosis.
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Try reading the very first paragraph: « It has a peach-colored cover, a chunky, 1970s-style logo, and a black plastic binding. It’s delightfully homemade-looking—like it was printed by a bunch of teenagers at a Kinkos. And inside is the she
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6y ago
“her” products are owned and made by General Mills, not her.
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6y ago
Please read about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Li_Wenliang
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Preserving or recreating the logic boards is important for historical recreation of antique machines — as the originals get destroyed, there’s less opportunity for new research. Having recreations like this lets more people play with these
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If there were, how would you find it? :D But seriously, they’re all running Telnet so you can put a WiFi modem on your C64 and “dial” an IP address and port 23.
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UNC is in the Research-Triangle, not a sparse area: https://chapelboro.com/news/health/unc-hospitals-report-zero...
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The hospital near me has not found ANY positive flu cases in the last year. It seems like the Covid restrictions (masks, handwashing, and social distancing) were extremely effective at preventing the spread of the flu. It wasn’t magic. It w
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Ugh, that’s sad news.
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I have a half dozen retro computers. I write programs, trying to understand the hardware of the machine. I play games I remember. I play games I’ve never seen before. I try the “killer apps” like VisiCalc. I connect it to a BBS. But mostly
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Persistent Non-verbal Feedback (“Yes”, “No”, “Slower”, “Faster”) was added to the Zoom client on February 1.
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Nobody asked.
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New York City has the most frustrating connections to all three of its airports from downtown Manhattan: EWR 1. PATH to Newark Penn, or subway to Penn Station 2. NJT to Newark Airport 3. Super-long AirTrain to the actual terminals 2 & 3
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6y ago
Japan has started writing Japanese names as “FAMILY Given” in English, e.g. ABE Shinzo, MIYAZAKI Hayao, OSAKA Naomi, MIYAMOTO Shigeru, IWATA Satoru.
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QE2 could have blocked it
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It’s very suspicious to me that it was “not specified” but the opcode list has holes exactly where you would expect the ROR instructions to go. I want to see the ALU and decode ROM PLA to figure out the truth about what was taped out. Did a
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Greek_mythological_fig... has been good for naming my workstations for decades. Dual-boot scenaria can use Roman/Greek names for the Mac/Windows or Win/Linux “person
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Hi Ken, I’m interested in the acknowledgements section: > Thanks to David of Usagi Electric for driving the MC14500B analysis project and thanks to John McMaster for decapping the chips and creating the MC14500B images How/where are
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USSR, land, 12,262 metres: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kola_Superdeep_Borehole US, sea, 183 m below the sea floor in 3,600 m of water: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Mohole
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As a (very!) low level manager, I’ve been espousing that diversity prevents groupthink for years. If we have too much groupthink, we risk driving off a cliff, high-fiving each other the whole way down.
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Pretty much all the household brokerages stopped charging fees about a year ago.
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It’s simply smaller * * also, an integrated touchscreen, inertial measurement sensors, a half dozen wireless protocols, two to four cameras, an array of microphones, speakers, LIDAR, OLED, a rechargeable battery....
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The author of this article and The 8-Bit Guy live in the United States. What do you want them to do, imagine anecdotes for other regions? There are plenty of people who cover European, South American, Asian, and Soviet retro computing histo
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Yes, a crewed fuel tank was one of the designs considered, as was three shuttles (2 crewed tanks + 1 ship) in a triangle. Visit the Udvar-Hazy Air & Space Museum Annex in Virginia if you ever get a chance, there’s an exhibit on all the
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https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/So...
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You have to rewind it before you can play it
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eater.net/6502
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“Naturally, Commodore canned it outright soon after it was completed.” So much waste. Commodore could have remained relevant, but they had too many irons in the fire.
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