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721.
by krallja 6y ago
OpenTTD
722.
by krallja 6y ago
Snipperclips is great for that age.
723.
by krallja 6y ago
The vintage gear bubble is happening in other realms, too: Commodore 64s and Apple IIs regularly sell for $300+ – triple what they would have sold for ten years ago – while you can still get an Atari 800XL for $129.
724.
by krallja 6y ago
I've 100%ed both; they are good with a mildly-dark sense of humor. HRM feels like assembly on a very dumb chunk of silicon. 7BH feels like a very dumb GPGPU language.
725.
by krallja 6y ago
Yep, the only places that I ever really need a buffer are train stops, power facilities, and times when you can't use a byproduct just yet (more-complicated refineries before you get your circuits tuned just right). One thing I just re
726.
by krallja 6y ago
T-Rex: The first sentence is a prompt for GPT-3 to write the rest of your book. :) T-rex: But then it's a PUSHING TITLE to PATCH. T-Rex: And you cram more of your book into the space between them, like a book loop! Dromiceiomimus: That
727.
by krallja 6y ago
I also don’t think the 68000 had an instruction cache. The 68010 added a “loop mode” which was effectively a 2-entry instruction cache.
728.
by krallja 6y ago
‘kens has an article about IBM qui-binary arithmetic: http://www.righto.com/2015/10/qui-binary-arithmetic-how-1960... this might be what is referenced?
729.
by krallja 6y ago
PCI compliance is extremely easy if you don’t handle PANs. Provide a SAQ that says “we don’t handle PANs” and you’re compliant.
730.
by krallja 6y ago
Rochester Electronics has a license to manufacture new Freescale/Motorola 68___ IP - https://www.rocelec.com/search?q=mc68 shows active production of the 68020
731.
by krallja 6y ago
I seem to remember a Cassidy & Greene program that would do all sorts of statistics to your extensions. I mainly used it to do a binary search to figure out which extension is causing the shareware app of the day to crash.
732.
by krallja 6y ago
I can’t type a space in this app on Mobile Safari. $ requires several key presses to register.
733.
by krallja 6y ago
Newbies have a low rating because they’re new, not because they definitely suck.
734.
by krallja 6y ago
A sign that I should log off: I recognized this from a discussion 2 days ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23869665
735.
by krallja 6y ago
Taco John’s is a reasonably successful chain with a similar name.
736.
by krallja 6y ago
It certainly wasn’t the only typo in the article.
737.
by krallja 6y ago
Surprised that people management is not here
738.
PS/2 keyboard on a 65C02 breadboard computer(jacob.jkrall.net)
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by krallja 6y ago
With a buffet (and when browsing the Internet), you can absolutely go backwards. Just get back in line. Yet we act as if there is a shortage of $resource.
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by krallja 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23713704
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by krallja 6y ago
Low-tech Magazine[1] runs off of a 168 W-h lead-acid battery and has pretty good uptime. An average sized car battery has ~600 W-h. Four of them is 2400 W-h. They might have enough power to run for a week between charges. 168 W/h gives
742.
by krallja 6y ago
Steam is an online store. Maybe you’re thinking of Stadia?
743.
by krallja 6y ago
The AM/FM headset linked in your grandparent does not support streaming.
744.
by krallja 6y ago
Damn it! I told myself I would go here on my next trip to Seattle. Then COVID-19 happened.
745.
by krallja 6y ago
I bet Commodore SID chips will also be very popular. Authentic working specimens go for $50 on eBay!
746.
by krallja 6y ago
I’m getting into electronics and microcontrollers for exactly that reason. Can’t go out, might as well do something painstaking, expensive, and pointless!
747.
by krallja 6y ago
VERY highly voted and discussed topic earlier today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23610416
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by krallja 6y ago
I just got a Floppy EMU for my Macintosh SE, and it’s working great! Have been playing many memorable games from my childhood with the next generation of computer users.
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by krallja 6y ago
1 is also not negative.
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by krallja 6y ago
My aunt gave me the author’s book as a gift a few years ago. It was quite an astounding read.

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