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ptek
3y ago
With 5nm silicon process, I wonder where this is going to start with retooling and building new machines? I'm guessing they will start with 8bit RISC cpus with maybe the first 128 bytes as a data cache which could also be used as extra
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ptek
3y ago
Off topic: Documentation seems good on Next Step 3.3 and OpenStep 4.2 Developer CD.
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ptek
3y ago
Agreed, I'd like to be skilled enough to contribute and add some more drivers to NetBSD or NextStep 3.3/OpenStep 4.2/Rhapsody DR2 (Objective C)
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ptek
3y ago
Is the book scene run like the warez scene used to be? Who are the major players in the book scene (QuarTeX, RaZoR 1911, TRSi, ParaDoX, DefJam & CCS, ProDigY, FairLighT). I'm guessing these sites are like the old WHQ BBS's. Is
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ptek
3y ago
I live in a small city in New Zealand which does not have a university so the computer books available are not that great. In the early 90s we had the legendary UK Usborne BASIC programming books, but trying to find books about Amiga progra
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ptek
3y ago
That would be great. I'm annoyed that my fathers 10 year old Cannon MG5100 series (printer, scanner) does not have a driver for windows 11 :(, Now he has to buy a new one or transfer files to his old Windows 10 laptop to print.
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ptek
3y ago
Tether has a market cap of $91,767,545,339 on coingecko.com at the moment, I don't know how many of that holdings is in BTC, ETH or FIAT. But if these guys can create Tether out of thin air (If it's not fixed like BTC) and syphon
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ptek
3y ago
Ahh I remember the memes from 2013 which were the MS Paint drawn ones, "Forever alone", "Ma Gusta" ahh the rage comics. Ever since I installed and started using EFF Privacy Badger I know a judge a website on the amount o
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ptek
3y ago
I've always been interested in this, I wonder how optimised the code was and if they used LUTs (Look Up Tables) as they did in the 80s for 3D calculations on the home computers. Oh cool they got CrayOS working. But still 1MB RAM, I rem
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ptek
3y ago
I remember in New Zealand there was a internet magazine from Australia which used to list a bunch of sites and a small description in different sections of the magazines (1997?) It started off clean, then a couple of months later it had a s
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ptek
3y ago
Plenty of iPod patents including their iPod data cable should be expired now with finger swipe expiring soon. But yeah 20 years can be a long time.
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3y ago
Send them to developing nations with windows XP and office XP?! As long as people learn the basics with them, VBA scripting in Excel, Basic HTML and Javscript Design and the most important Spider Solitaire.
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ptek
3y ago
to the moooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooonnn \o/ Any one have the original BTC address for the original silk road?! Looks like it's back to getting F'd in the @$$ by banks, ATMS and government taxes for international trans
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ptek
3y ago
I remember when scamming in the late 90s was people setting up 'adult s3x lines' and the owners would get people to blue box the lines, I think people could make $30,000USD per line. People also used pbxs to ring the lines. People
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ptek
3y ago
$80KUSD in Maldives, Mauritius and Seychelles would be quite nice, especially if you could get a cheap all inclusive resort. $80KUSD in Goa/India would be fun tool :), scam all day then rave all night \o/
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ptek
3y ago
A workmate (I do labouring and was doing traffic control that day) brought her teenage son a PS5. I don't know why parents would purchase consoles for their children as you don't learn any transferable skills (I guess you could be
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ptek
3y ago
Bring back blue boxing and CCITT #5 lines \o/
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ptek
3y ago
Hack the planet A fun movie I wonder if it was filmed 10 years later if everyone would be wearing Crocs and not rollerblades.
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ptek
3y ago
Amiga owner here too, I would have brought a Atari ST for 1985-1987, then got the A500 in 1987. My parents brought the family a Amiga 500 in 1990
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3y ago
I wonder why they didn't dogfood and release a DOS SDK it earlier?
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3y ago
RebolView ??
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3y ago
Can't wait to see warning labels on programming books in the future :D The C Programming Language (second edition). Warning this book can cause addiction. I wonder if GCC and CLANG will end up in court like big tobacco :D
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ptek
3y ago
oNLY aMiGa mAKES iT pOSSiBLe
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3y ago
Need more Amigas, Ataris and NeXTs in movies
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3y ago
Everyone has a price?!?
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Avocado farms in New Zealand get robbed when prices start approaching $8NZD a a avocado, :'(. I feel sorry for the farmers. We have no avocados on our farms.
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3y ago
56k dialup, here we go again. I still have a external USR 56k
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I can understand people wanting to share rare local stuff which would be otherwise harder to find. In New Zealand even though tvnz has streaming, all the older material still hasn't been digitised.
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3y ago
I think back in the Amiga days the major groups were Trilogy and Paradox late 80s-92
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3y ago
What were your Amiga and Modem specs for that connection? USR? +++ATH
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