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by renewedrebecca 5y ago
Bingo.
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by renewedrebecca 5y ago
Meanwhile, a study on irony was found to be based on allegory.
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by renewedrebecca 5y ago
For the C64 at least, the cool thing is the absolute lack of abstractions. The entire memory map is known. The entire Kernal is documented. The hardware, totally explained. You can actually know everything there is to know about the who
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by renewedrebecca 5y ago
Don’t confuse being rich with being ethical or wise. (This is a kind of appeal to authority, too)
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by renewedrebecca 5y ago
In Ohio at least, you can win if you've been vaccinated. It's not only open to people who haven't been vaccinated yet.
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by renewedrebecca 5y ago
I went to my daughter's graduation from Kent State yesterday- there was a woman who just got her Bachelor's degree, and she was at least 60. She was lit up. "Well into your 30s" isn't particularly old, and definite
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by renewedrebecca 5y ago
As an introvert, I can tell you meeting / dealing with people in person is a massive drain on my energy.
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by renewedrebecca 6y ago
> because they have the wrong political opinions. Supporting a double murderer is way more than simply a "wrong political opinion."
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by renewedrebecca 6y ago
The 6502 was as general-purpose as anything else. WDC still makes them, although you'd probably want the 65C02, which can also do a Vcc of 5.0 or 3.3 volts. I think z80's are more popular in home-brews because there's a ton
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by renewedrebecca 6y ago
Even Eclipse lets you look at private data when debugging. Besides that though, you don't have to make data private- it's just common practice to do so.
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by renewedrebecca 6y ago
Compared to Arduino & other microcontrollers, a 68k has more capabilities- you have the real system bus available to you, which I don't think you do on an Arduino (or a rasPi for that matter.) Compared to a raspberry pi, a 68k SBC
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by renewedrebecca 7y ago
Teams is available as a beta for linux now. Outlook- use the web app. Tons of VPNs are supported on linux. It's not that hard.
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by renewedrebecca 7y ago
ax84.com is a great resource for guitar amp information too.
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by renewedrebecca 8y ago
Visual Studio Code works great for Crystal.
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by renewedrebecca 8y ago
Both the Altera & Xilinx tools seem to work well in a linux (ubuntu) VM on my Mac. (At least at the tier where I can afford FPGA hardware). For lattice, the open source iceStorm project is a good way to go.
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by renewedrebecca 8y ago
...And you can get a 6502 board for it as well.