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by pan69 6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpKmje75kZo
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by pan69 6y ago
The channel is the retail space and the landlord just kicked them out. I think this content producer should get a lawyer.
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by pan69 6y ago
I recently learned that Chrome on iOS is actually Safari in a Chrome shell. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11259152/chrome-ios-is-i...
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by pan69 6y ago
Is that not because Aged Care is hit particularly hard?
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by pan69 6y ago
> And despite all of the efforts the adversaries haven‘t effectively been taken down Some might argue that that wasn't even the objective and that the take down of adversaries was only a narrative created to justify the start of the
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by pan69 6y ago
> For one, you can simply eat the cows It could be more resource intensive to get a new cow each time rather than milk the same cow over and over for a longer period of time.
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by pan69 6y ago
I stutter, but not consistently. A friend of mine pointed once out that I only seem to stutter when I explain something, e.g, work or programming related. When I chit chat, when my mind wonders freely, I don't really seem to stutter mu
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by pan69 6y ago
This is a video of Richard Werner (an economist the article refers to) in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EC0G7pY4wRE
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by pan69 6y ago
Congrats on launching this, I'm sure a lot of work has gone into it. > This product is for designers mostly and one of my goals was to impress. To me this doesn't make sense. Wouldn't designers not be capable of designing
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by pan69 6y ago
Although the Flash authoring and Flash Player software have always been closed source, Macromedia, and later Adobe, have for a long time opened various formats used in the Flash ecosystem. Some examples: https://www.adobe.com&#x2
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by pan69 6y ago
I was always under the impression that Linux 386 simply meant 32 bit support. So, no 386 support would mean no 32 bit support rather than the 386 specifically.
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by pan69 6y ago
Always amazed by what people are capable of doing in 4K. The music vibe reminds a bit of Brian Eno's Under Stars track from the Apollo album: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcWwtQmAt7E
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by pan69 6y ago
When you click through to purchase, in the Customize section at the bottom there is a "Keep Your Hard Drive" option up to 4 years. What exactly does this mean and why up to 4 years and not more, e.g. forever?
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by pan69 6y ago
Overall this design change doesn't matter to me. The only thing that really stands out and that annoys the hell out of me is the circular profile images. It looks completely out of place compared to all the other elements on screen, ev
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by pan69 6y ago
Maybe controversial but I think original authors should be able to rewrite, i.e. they can learn from previous mistakes and incorporate those lessons into the rewrite.
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by pan69 6y ago
Very handy. For anyone interested, there is a nice collection of system fonts available on int10h.org: https://int10h.org/oldschool-pc-fonts/fontlist/
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by pan69 6y ago
Take a look at inkl.com
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by pan69 6y ago
Its probably that variables defined in AUTOEXEC are "global" scope, i.e. can be referenced in any other batch file, but variables defined within a batch file other than AUTOEXEC only exist within the scope (context) of that batch
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by pan69 6y ago
Confirmed. It doesn't work directly from the prompt, only within a batch file. I think might work on a DOS 7 prompt (Win95 >) though, not sure, I don't have a Windows machine hooked up atm. Maybe that's where my memory is
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by pan69 6y ago
OK, so I tried this, but ECHO %PATH% just outputs %PATH%. I'm running DOS 6.22 on a 286. Same thing happens for any other variable defined in AUTOEXEC...
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by pan69 6y ago
I have been revisiting the DOS eco-system lately and I have run into a problem. I can't remember how to ECHO a variable set in AUTOEXEC.BAT. E.g, to ECHO the BLASTER variable, I've tried ECHO BLASTER, ECHO $BLASTER, ECHO $BLASTER$
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by pan69 6y ago
But that's because there was an official Linux release for PlayStation 2 by Sony. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_for_PlayStation_2
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by pan69 6y ago
Doesn't seem to work for me in Chrome (Version 81.0.4044.138 (Official Build) (64-bit) Linux). I have no issues playing other sound within Chrome. Never really heard of Ansiplay but skimmed over the JS code. Is it like a MOD format? I
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by pan69 6y ago
--------- ---- -- ---- ----- --- ---- ----- COPYRIGHT 1975 BY BILL GATES AND PAUL ALLEN --------- ---- -- ---- ----- --- ---- ----- ORIGINALLY WRITTEN ON THE PDP-10 FROM FEBRUARY 9 TO APRIL 9 1975 BILL GATES WROTE A LO
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by pan69 6y ago
Microsoft BASIC was all over the place in the late 70's and early 80's. Before MS-DOS, Microsoft was basically a programming languages company (and they still are today). They licensed their BASIC to many other companies, even App
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by pan69 6y ago
Yeah, sorry. Forgot the slash. It's only been 20 to 25 years... :)
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by pan69 6y ago
Are WebAssembly projects going to display a message somewhere that says "WEB4G" when started? (disclaimer: If you're under 35 you might not get this reference)
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by pan69 6y ago
It seems to be missing Dead Can Dance recorded June 1984 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5DxkeGJaFY
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by pan69 6y ago
I think it's in the documentary Synth Britannia [1] were Kraftwerk explain themselves as; musician engineers. As I get older I start to appreciate the early synth groups a lot more. Spend many hours listen to Kraftwerk over the decades
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by pan69 6y ago
Back in the late '90 I was into game development I used to visit flipcode.com [1] daily for image of the day, tutorials and the forum. [1] https://flipcode.com/

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