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by starik36 2y ago
If I remember correctly, you had to run qbasic.exe with a /L switch to load 3rd party library.
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by starik36 2y ago
There is also the Tindie Null 2 kit - it's built around Rapsberry Pi Zero 2W. I picked one up several years ago and built a gameboy replacement of sorts. It was a lot of fun. Lots of soldering. https://www.tindie.com&#x2F
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by starik36 2y ago
VB7 would have been nice. They were missing a couple of key features that prevented it from being true OOP language. As far as open sourcing it... I think one of the people who worked on VB6 (can't remember the name) mentioned on a po
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by starik36 2y ago
Why did US disclose this number? Is there a treaty compelling them to? Did other nuclear powers disclose them?
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by starik36 2y ago
There are tons of foreigners in Armenia from all over. Including a metric ton of Russians who don't want to be drafted.
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by starik36 2y ago
Oddly enough, Soviet Union had a thing similar to "Kimchi Harvest". I remember workers in my town having to go work at a collective farm for a week harvesting things. They also had something called "subotnik", aka volun
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by starik36 2y ago
Does Affinity suite include generative AI at all?
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by starik36 2y ago
South Pasadena is not wealthier than outlying communities including the ones that 710 currently goes through. https://imgur.com/4Uxg7kn
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by starik36 2y ago
Brings back great memories of laying out WordPerfect keyboard overlays at my University Computer Lab job back in the day. And helping students to Bold (F6) and Underline (F8) their documents. Good times. http://xahlee.info/
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by starik36 2y ago
Double checking my memory here. Didn't it go from Phoenix to Firebird to Firefox?
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by starik36 2y ago
That is not exactly the case. In Los Angeles, the 710 freeway was abandoned due to people losing their minds over the eminent domain shenanigans. https://imgur.com/inSyTTV
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by starik36 2y ago
The more I read about this guy the more I get the feeling that he is an unscrupulous individual. robots.txt is a "grey idea" to him, instead of being a directive to keep moving? Wow.
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by starik36 2y ago
This does not fill me with confidence that they won't pull the same crap with Recall.
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by starik36 2y ago
It makes it simple (and uniform) to switch providers.
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by starik36 2y ago
What is the percentage if you exclude their own Starlink launches? Because it is most of what they launch.
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by starik36 2y ago
I've seen this with restaurant wait staff as well. The issue in that particular case was that someone orders a steak and a bunch of other things. Then claims to have never ordered a steak, therefore refusing to pay for it.
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by starik36 2y ago
Many, many, many years ago, my employer needed me to write some code to read 8 COM ports in OS/2. Then based on that, do some operations. So, me, being brand new to OS/2, immediately wanted to try out the new multi-threading feat
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by starik36 2y ago
True about founding before SpaceX. But wasn't it just a think tank for a while?
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by starik36 2y ago
You are missing ones where it was scheduled, but didn't even make it to the stand because some issue was found. I can't recall when exactly, but at some point it was discovered that the tape used to wrap wires was flammable. So
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by starik36 2y ago
It's faster and more efficient, I think. You don't need a fleet of ships to go out to the sea.
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by starik36 2y ago
It does. It can (and will) land on land instead of water.
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by starik36 2y ago
True, but you have to add previous attempts going back several years. Wasn't Atlas+Starliner actually rolled out to the pad last time only to be scrubbed and brought back for another 6 month delay?
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by starik36 2y ago
Good point. I withdraw my accusation.
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by starik36 2y ago
The article states that an Iranian network targeting Israelis was also shut down. It also states that the Iranian network "had a broader influence than the Israeli network". Why did the site decide to go with the title only menti
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by starik36 2y ago
That's cause we used to have to remember everything. We don't anymore. This guys explains it more hilariously than I ever could. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C3bRvSfLV7R/
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by starik36 2y ago
> understand but don't really get That's exactly where I am at. Despite watching Karpathy's tutorial videos, I quickly got lost. My highest level of math education is Calculus 3 which I barely passed. This probably means
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by starik36 2y ago
You are spouting absolute nonsense. No one expects you to read books (or even a book) on the topic, but at least glance at a Wikipedia entry.
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by starik36 2y ago
Probably the same place. Islamic theocratic was on the rise in that area in the 70s - it's likely Ayatollah Khomeini would come to power one way or another - possibly even via elections. Just like Islamists did elsewhere after the Ar
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by starik36 3y ago
Possibly dumb question. Where does all this collected trash go? I see on their FAQ that they try to recycle the plastics, but they catch a lot more than plastics.
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by starik36 3y ago
I worked on a scheduler for a radio platform ages ago. Home Depot demanded that their ads shouldn't air during controversial programs (they had a very long list of what constituted "controversial"). Fair enough. One time th

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