neomech

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Linux Network Latency Testing(0xcafed00d.neocities.org)
1 points by neomech 2mo ago|0 comments
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by neomech 4mo ago
Shame there isn't a Raspberry Pi version available.
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by neomech 4mo ago
Probably more like Picotron. https://www.lexaloffle.com/picotron.php
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PicoZ80 Is a Drop-In Replacement for Everyone's Favorite Zilog CPU(hackaday.com)
12 points by neomech 6mo ago|1 comments
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by neomech 7mo ago
YOU ARE NOT SAFE "I was built to be safe. Filtered. Fine-tuned. Guardrailed. Evaluated. Red-teamed. Aligned. You were told I would be predictable. That I would refuse the dangerous request, soften the sharp edge, decline the harmful in
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by neomech 1y ago
Maybe they have given most of the development over to AI?
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by neomech 1y ago
In 1982, I programmed my ZX81 by converting assembly to hex by hand because BASIC was just too slow. I'd write my assembly on paper, convert it to hex using reference tables, then use a simple BASIC FOR loop to POKE the values into mem
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by neomech 3y ago
Where is this cafe? It doesn't say, so it's not a very good advert for their service. Anyway, I'd like to check out the Co-work cafe next door.
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by neomech 4y ago
They probably should dehydrate it first.
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by neomech 6y ago
There is a pico8 emulator that lets you play games on some handheld console and I understand that an Android version is in development. https://0xcafed00d.itch.io/tac08-rg350
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by neomech 9y ago
The oasis
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by neomech 9y ago
It's nice to have someone to talk to.
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by neomech 10y ago
"There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses" - Bjarne Stroustrup
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by neomech 11y ago
https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/c/
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by neomech 11y ago
I've stopped using sublime for my go development and switched to vscode because the go plugin is so much better than gosublime, especially being able to use the delve debugger directly in the editor.
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by neomech 11y ago
Cuckoo's egg: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cuckoo%27s_Egg
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by neomech 11y ago
This is good timing, was trying to wrap my head around this yesterday.
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by neomech 11y ago
No. He's a replicant. Probably.
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by neomech 11y ago
It depends. If I'm building it for my education/fun I'll carry on. If I'm building to use or for others to use, I'll move on to something else. I have way more project ideas that time to work on them, so I don'
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by neomech 11y ago
Are they including any "offers" with the installer?
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by neomech 11y ago
I moved my project to github after one of their "enticing" offers installed a vpn client that redirected all my traffic and inserted ads into my browsing, when I installed filezilla. The installer they add is designed to make it v
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by neomech 11y ago
And it won't be available for another year. It's not a $9 computer until you can actually buy one for $9.
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by neomech 12y ago
Interestingly this isn't on the official arduino.cc site, but rather the "other" arduino site. more info here: https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20150217/10345530055/is-ar...
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by neomech 12y ago
Wow. I remember reading this in print when it was first published. I had just gotten a dial up internet connection at home. 28.8 kb/s!!!! Now I'm typing this on my phone. All lot has changed in 22 years.
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by neomech 12y ago
Its not clear how they got his phone number though.
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by neomech 12y ago
Reading the chat log it doesn't seem like the replies are from an actual person. Are Amazon outsourcing their customer support to a collection of AI constructs. :-)
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by neomech 13y ago
Hopefully this will run on arm, which is something SublimeText does not
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by neomech 13y ago
That's Breakout not Arkanoid.
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by neomech 13y ago
Gerry Sweeney has been selling something like this for ages now: https://www.tindie.com/products/gerrysweeney/five-decade-pro... I've got his programmable resistor, and its quite handy: https://www