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There's an ISO for a Windows (95?) based SDK floating about. It possibly is the very same CD that you mention.
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I believe you can get it to behave like vi
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> complete waste I agree. I just forget occasionally.
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Maybe it does? A causal reader might not be aware of how hypocritical certain operators are in the IT space and are reading this for the first time. Just because it's obvious TO YOU doesn't mean it's obvious to everyone. Thou
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What's worse is they are very resistant to change. Think Banks and Windows XP. Except without Microsoft drawing a line in the sand and saying that they're no longer offering even paid support for it. If the change doesn't bri
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I came to say the very same thing!
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And the Amstrad 1512 PCs used DOSPlus, DRIs MSDOS & CP/M crossover.
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Genius?
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John Hammond, his face wet.
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I think we all know that good will come of that.
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I don't think it's wise to add a magnet link here. But as I recall looking for Breach Compilation may help finding the requisite gist on GitHub.
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Yep. Just got a reply from my guy at Amazon who referred me to https://youtu.be/U42mC_iKSBg Which clearly says compatible and goes into more depth than anyone really needs. I would say this person would be authoritive, rath
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There’s a torrent going around
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> Tell me how uninformed I am From https://aws.amazon.com/rds/aurora/ Amazon Aurora is a MySQL and PostgreSQL-compatible relational database built for the cloud, that combines the performance and availability o
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Yes! Mind-blowing isn't it? Aurora ... Is "compatible" with postgres and MySQL. Not based on it. I can imagine the reason Amazon moved away from Oracle's flagship DB because of the licensing fees. You've obviously n
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Agreed. Like PHP, MySQL really ought not be used in production systems. (Also just because LAMP stacks are popular, it doesn't mean they're much more than toys)
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Not when it comes to finance. Everyone appears to use the short billion these days, and it caused me significant cognitive dissonance!
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A lot of early "e-books" were distributed as .chm You know, back when there were modems, and before the Eternal September spread to the rest of the world (1993 ... 2000)
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Lest we forget, in around 5bn years the Sun will become a red giant. I doubt humanity will make it that far. Cool images though
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Just to add to the other comments to your reply. Dealing with a nation's major provider is very different to insurance companies. As I said, if you try to price gouge then they governing body will take what they need as a matter of nat
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The real solution is a single major social healthcare program, throughout all the states paid for by federal taxes. A single major provider of healthcare will have better negotiating powers than the multitude of hospitals and insurance prog
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And air display was around shortly after the iPad was launched, yes including touch-mouse features. For me, the novelty quickly wore off. Amazing how long Apple took to replicate THIS VERY OBVIOUS FEATURE.
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Pre-posix macOS (previously known as ‘system N’ where N was the version number) did indeed use pascal calling conventions, so the posters assertions aren’t unreasonable.
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On a long enough time line, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero.
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Wouldn't using a 3d direction-finding setup just blow this out of the water? You're expecting the signal to come from "up" not mostly from the horizon. Also if you have an almanac already you'd have to spoof each sa
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Dumb/feature phones saved SMS messages to the SIM card as simple cards have a limited amount of memory that is dedicated to a crude phonebook and SMS store. Smartphones and smarter feature phones (can) use their own storage for that. Y
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I laughed.
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I've done this recently, I followed(ish) [1], and [2] recipes, but modified them for buster. I'd write it up, but I'm way to lazy^Wbusy right now. [1] https://markuta.com/how-to-build-a-mips-qemu-image-on-debi
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paywalled.
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I think the apple experience is friction-less for their target market. Live in their ecosystem, and everything 'just works'. Watch, Phone, Tablet, Laptop. Linux/Windows you don't quite have that level of integration ...
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