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krallja
3y ago
Absolutely!
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The Gameboy is not a Z80, it's a separate 8080-descendant sibling. The NES had zero modification to the 6502 core, except that the binary-coded decimal flag was hardcoded to always be off (to avoid infringing on the one patent that MOS
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Western Design Center (Bill Mensch's firm) still offers physical 6502/65816 and supporting chips, too: https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Western-Design-Center-W... (Most of his money is made in licensing t
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3y ago
Ace Hardware’s POS didn’t work with _any_ NFC EMV cards for a while, not just Apple Pay / Apple Card.
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3y ago
Nothing, what’s matter with you?
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3y ago
Even light will eventually be absorbed by some surface and become heat.
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3y ago
My portable induction stove runs its fan for a minute after I shut off the coil.
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3y ago
Consider your deaths as penance for not automating construction.
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3y ago
If the federal government set the tax, the states and cities wouldn’t get any of it.
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3y ago
A big flat screen. Indianapolis had both curved (Children's Museum) and flat (Indiana State Museum) IMAX theaters for a while, but the Children's Museum got rid of theirs and put a dinosaur exhibit in the old dome.
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3y ago
Or, as has happened more times than I can count, someone picks up and then the line goes dead?
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3y ago
If you like to push buttons, I have tried these 2 options: 1, Kim Uno: https://obsolescence.wixsite.com/obsolescence/kim-uno-get-or... - it is basically an Arduino emulating all the hardware of the KIM-1. Battery-power
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3y ago
A few jobs ago, we didn't bother with a separate CI server, for exactly this reason. We just had the output of the local test run appended to our commit messages.
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3y ago
They're like $100… aren't they?
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3y ago
Apple made compatibility cards, and even made The Power Macintosh 6100/66 DOS Compatible - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UclHrIIaYA
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3y ago
Yes, Trello was spun out from Fog Creek in 2014 and acquired by Atlassian three years later.
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Michael finally left Atlassian last year. Based on the Trello sale I have to imagine he was there mostly for fun not money.
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3y ago
What about Cockfosters?
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3y ago
The punchline, I suppose, is that we did switch from MSSQL to Mogile and, eventually, S3. But we still had the code to sometimes store attachments in the DB because that’s how we shipped complete backups to customers!
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3y ago
No, I killed Wasabi https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9777829 FogBugz and Kiln were acquired by a private equity firm five years ago.
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We still had about a dozen developers combined on FogBugz+Kiln at the very end. The plug-in API was very bad for performance and security, especially in a multitenant cloud application. That led a team to experimentally reimplement the enti
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I was at the strategic offsite where we decided to go with .NET. Java wasn’t installed on Windows by default. The original version of Wasabi, known as Thistle, was written in Java, by the intern in the class before Aardvark’d. It transpiled
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4y ago
My favorite "arduino-apocalypse" is CollapseOS: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=collapseos
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The Soggy-1000 turns a page
(leadedsolder.com)
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Haha, love it. Sure, you're losing a few percentage points of efficiency, but not THAT much, as long as you're within a couple dozen degrees latitude of the equator (COS(X) ≈ X for small values of X). And if you're far from t
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The cost of the panels is already such a small fraction of residential install cost. My panels were definitely under a buck a watt (maybe 15% of the total cost). The installation cost (i.e. paying for a team of a dozen guys to dangle in har
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You put the lightning inside by using a mystical combination of poisons (dopants) and engravings (rubylith).
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Good grief, talk to your account rep.
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> you can't even take your customer's CC info to another merchant account Blatant FUD. https://support.stripe.com/questions/export-customer-card-da...
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4y ago
Only 50 years away!
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