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It’s nice to be able to run off a long document, pack up your laptop, and pick up the document on your way out the door to the (courtroom|client|boardroom|exam hall|___etc___).
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I knew this game as Pipe Dream / Pipe Mania!
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At least the 6502 has a fairly easy to remember ISA!
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4y ago
Covered yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32209345
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NileRed!
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4y ago
You can even bring them into the modern world with Mini vMac… by taking a screenshot of it!
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4y ago
I subscribe to “computers are bad” newsletter, but didn’t get this one in the mail for some reason. Like always, fascinating, obscure, and dryly humorous. Thanks for posting it.
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4y ago
Seven-year-old boys are known for always doing things that are reasonable, and never doing anything unreasonable.
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> it's worse than a forum for creating knowledge people can search through later A forum.
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> if natural gas was in short supply You are aware of the situation in western Europe, yes?
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This happened to me: I ordered a cheap UV EPROM eraser on eBay with three-day delivery. It was literally drop-shipped from Amazon, on an Amazon truck, in an Amazon bag. I could have gotten the same (crappy, simple) product on Amazon a day e
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That will hit provisioning limits nearly instantly
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Pres Eckert independently discovered the stored program concept, which von Neumann included in his EDVAC report. Now we call it a “von Neumann architecture” when it really should be “Eckert architecture,” or one of the British independent d
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For summer vacation, I’ve been reading some histories of modern computing (electronic, digital, programmable). One of the ENIAC’s first tasks was to run Monte Carlo simulations to help design the H bomb. The first Cray jobs also used Monte
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Sorry, LB. 18 months is about half as long as it has been owned by private equity, and unfortunately the product was being under-invested in when I was last working on it 3 years ago. It’s sad to see it languish, since I and many of my frie
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I led the engineering team for FogBugz and Kiln at Fog Creek from 2017-2018, and worked there for almost a decade prior. Joel Spolsky hasn’t been involved in FogBugz at all since 2018, when it was acquired by DevFactory. Forbes calls their
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Ok, the manual loaded. Yes, you do have to provide a boot loader for serial: > Serial I/O needs a program. You can "toggle in" a simple serial loader, or, add an EPROM at U2 with a serial monitor to communicate with a Term
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Some context: FogBugz was acquired in 2018 by DevFactory, a different ESW-funded company.[0] The new owners promised that FogBugz would be rewritten in under 5000 lines of code.[1] (For comparison, the Flash ActionScript code for the “evide
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The site appears to be down, and I only have the manual that came with my revision :/ How does it work? Do you have to toggle in a serial boot loader first? I can’t imagine Lee adding all the hardware necessary to implement serial DMA…
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The version I bought came with a parallel port, which can be used either for 1) GPIO - so you can control external devices. or 2) controlling the device, with ELF-LINK.BAS! Now it looks like Lee's replaced the parallel port with some 7
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some plausible theories: * policing is broken, investing in communities works better than destroying communities via mass incarceration and the criminalization of existence. * trees provide shade, lowering air temperature. hot people act cr
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It’s a check on populism. Also, changing the rule slowly seems more likely to have good outcomes than removing the rule altogether.
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There is no legal requirement for a 60% supermajority to pass anything in the Senate; it’s just a Senate rule. The filibuster has been modified before, and could be modified at any point in the future. I personally am a fan of leaving it, b
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If you are listening to Spotify and accidentally engage with a video on Facebook, after the video plays, your device will be completely silent. “Now Playing” will be blank. If you press Play it will resume from whatever was last playing … i
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“I can only please one person per day. Today is not your day. Tomorrow doesn’t look good either.”
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I once faxed “oh god how did this get here i am not good with computer”[1] to Cheezburger, Inc. [1] https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/oh-god-how-did-this-get-here-...
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Isn’t Japan already 110V?
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> Don’t have them be commercial What other purpose do you believe shipping vessels to serve?
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It’s the script for his Youtube channel, I think.
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There’s a Platform Studies book about Minitel, “Minitel: Welcome to the Internet.” I haven’t read it yet, but so far I have a more-than-half rate of enjoying Platform Studies books, so I’m hoping.
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