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mrlonglong
7mo ago
I might buy one just to annoy them then.
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7mo ago
Biden?!
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7mo ago
FAFO in action.
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7mo ago
You need one of these ! https://www.eejournal.com/fresh_bytes/how-do-you-weigh-a-pro...
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7mo ago
Now I've seen it all. Time to die.. (meant humourously)
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8mo ago
Mr Flibble sends his regrets.
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8mo ago
Eighties meet the seventies. : - )
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8mo ago
WOPR was the first fictional AI to realise to win is not to play at all. From the War Games (1983) film.
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8mo ago
Rich, bored and perverted.
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8mo ago
Would it be possible to port it to run on the rp2350?
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8mo ago
Openrc would have been a better choice.
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8mo ago
If this works out, we won't need diesels nor electrification (overhead or third rail). Just have the train recharge at every station it stops at to extend its range (currently 200 miles, a record)
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8mo ago
Their shitty engineering ethos infected Boeing and was an indirect cause of the recent 737 crashes.
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8mo ago
Instead of losing 8GB of precious RAM, you could map out the bad memory with a Linux GRUB boot parameter that tells Linux not to use that part of the memory. I've successfully done this with a Dell Precision machine that we needed as a
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9mo ago
https://xkcd.com/927/ We have so many build utilities out there.
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9mo ago
Confucianism lasted a lot longer though.
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9mo ago
A glaring omission is the Chinese civilisation. It's lasted thousands of years.
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9mo ago
Ah, I omitted to mention that with 256 cores, you get 512 threads.
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9mo ago
256 cores on a die. Stunning.
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9mo ago
Windows 11 shouldn't have even run on that 2nd gen Intel processor. Was it forced into booting?
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9mo ago
Good for you.
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9mo ago
I only read HN for the tutorials and articles on coding in various programming languages. I don't see a lot of that any more and there's a disturbing trend of AI slop splashing through the the comments. I came here from Kuro5in af
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10mo ago
Did cat haters write this steaming pile of cat turds?
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10mo ago
Cute. There's that tripedal robot from Interstellar there.
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10mo ago
Wish my old eyes could do that.
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10mo ago
Fantastic, thanks. Oh boy, does he sound genuinely angry. Good.
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10mo ago
Content not available in the UK. Gee thanks, I thought the internet stood for freedom.
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10mo ago
This is wonderful. I've got v4 up and running in a simh-pdp11 emulator on Linux, feels so familiar to me, despite being older than v4 and being a long time user of Linux.
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10mo ago
How do I know if any of the books I already have are DRM free? And how to get the epub or PDF?
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10mo ago
Shitty chess, lmao. I like it.
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