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2mo ago
Electrical is inadequate power delivery-wise and requires completely different cookware to the point that it's a different cuisine. For example to replicate a gas burner you have to have above 15KW continious power. Good luck wiring th
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2mo ago
Yup. On the mid-tier you have this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoANiFHljGw I actually have one of those laying around, burned out unfortunately (don't ask).
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3mo ago
about the same idea as nipkow disk nowadays when people don't want to go the rotating led bar way, which requires very high density led strips (hundreds of ~200-400 mil smd leds) and the accordingly complex control circuitry (basically
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3mo ago
> When I did some work with a police agency, it was explained to me that there’s a pattern of escalation with people You have been mildly brainwashed. It would be best if that episode lead you to study a bit of psychology but instead you
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3mo ago
There were things like BLIZZARD 603e+ that you could just plug into an A1200. And it would still run 68K code on "companion" 040/060 http://www.phase-5-digital-products.com/TheLegacy/amiga/b603...
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3mo ago
By my own admission I wrote ~100K loc in zig-head. Having a background in linux kernel development of all things I can tell you that Zig is so much better than C or Rust, that I think linux kernel rush to rust is misguided.
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3mo ago
This is so for A500, but the definitive Amiga is A1200 with 68EC020, AGA and only limited by 24 bit address bus (=16 MB ram). From that on people just installed 030 with MMU and later PPCs if they wanted.
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3mo ago
using floats for currency? that would be grander even than this fuckup.
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3mo ago
"fire you as a customer" I love this framing
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3mo ago
Use cats. For all great Logi ergonomics, they fall prey to cat hair; and pads cover the screws, so they can't be reassembled pristine after cleaning. Still, M500s is the best.
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3mo ago
I would have preferred a Forth on my C64 seriously. But no, we were stuck with this "38911 bytes free" crap.
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3mo ago
Cut by multiple bend, strip by teeth, curl enough to catch, insert, pull, twist. Do you feel you need a write-up on how to piss in the woods too?
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3mo ago
C7 is great advice. But also pack a short length of cat5 twisted pair just in case. When all else fails, it allows to rig up most anything.
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3mo ago
There were ethics in veganism? Since when? It was always a religious movement, all the way back to Vedanta. A way to set yourself apart and then maybe feel better for not being "like those others".
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3mo ago
Yes. The value is in how you came to the design you expressed.
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3mo ago
no one in the know cares about legal status of drugs as substances for personal enjoyment. see Shulgin.
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3mo ago
lol. you get answers, guidance and tutoring if you ask with respect (cf Godfather, 1972)
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3mo ago
not gravity, enthropy.
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3mo ago
ARexx on Amiga was way before 1995. And it was glorious.
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3mo ago
Did you mean twerking?
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3mo ago
There isn't an exact quote from Douglas Adams, you have to read it all, but he put the point marvelously: reality is scary, unlimited and lovecraftesque, and we have filters to avoid that. Only when you master those filters you can con
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3mo ago
They did this from the beginning, still one can not cease trying to limit the exposure.
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3mo ago
RFC 1738 Uniform Resource Locators (URL) December 1994 section 2.2
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3mo ago
The question is -- why they even need to verify ages of users. This is not decided, and my take is that they do not.
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3mo ago
"government" age verification app will be made and maintan ed by some corp anyways. so it will gather extra data, sell it sideways and leak like hell. (as they already do with all the data they already have)
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3mo ago
What is more fun is that it reacts with water (and all air has some moisture) which then leaves hydrogen to catch fire and explode. One can replace air with pure nitrogen for example, but that complicates things.
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3mo ago
I'm not here to avoid dislikes.
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3mo ago
As hard as ever. US and USSR and EU has this tech, China, India and others still don't. When USSR tech was sold left and right in 1990s, China could not replicate it, although they surely got the documentation back then. Even now they
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3mo ago
Many people here to explain that they were holding it wrong. Meanwhile mindshare expands, tokens are sold and no one mentions that the only way to hold it 'right' is to not hold it at all.
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3mo ago
Or Bender's "kiss my shiny metal ass". haha. this is getting quite hilarious.
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