timbit42

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541.
by timbit42 2y ago
They need less salt due to there being less ice due to global warming.
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by timbit42 2y ago
Cloud storage isn't a backup any more than RAID 1 is.
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by timbit42 2y ago
The pinky finger isn't used for '.' (ring) or ',' (middle). As for stretching, your hands get used to it and the muscles build up to it.
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by timbit42 2y ago
We shouldn't have to do that. Also, I don't always know when there has been an update.
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by timbit42 2y ago
Copying your files to the cloud is not a backup when deleting a file means it's gone forever. What if you accidentally delete some files and need them back? You need a real backup for that, not a cloud.
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by timbit42 2y ago
The 'e' in 'Apple IIe' stood for Enhanced. Then they came out with the 'Apple IIe Enhanced'.
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by timbit42 2y ago
Then play Monopoly. The game was designed to teach people the flaws of capitalism. Imagine playing Monopoly without buying any properties and only collecting $200 every round. You wouldn't last long.
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by timbit42 2y ago
Housing cooperatives. Anyone who prefers democracy would probably also prefer housing cooperatives and worker cooperatives.
549.
by timbit42 2y ago
Just replace all the trees with that bamboo that grows three feet every day. /s
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by timbit42 2y ago
Jim Butterfield was a consultant on this video series. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Butterfield
551.
by timbit42 2y ago
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@bitsandbytestvo
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by timbit42 2y ago
No. I run those under Wine or VirtualBox.
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by timbit42 2y ago
Up to about 30 years ago.
554.
by timbit42 2y ago
You can also search Reddit via DuckDuckGo.
555.
by timbit42 2y ago
I'd prefer to switch to Korea's hangul.
556.
by timbit42 2y ago
You can still move your personal life off of Google.
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by timbit42 2y ago
Doesn't have the entire article.
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by timbit42 2y ago
The trick to Mastodon is to follow hashtags instead of people. I have a couple of people I follow but I mostly follow hashtags relevant to my interests. The signal-to-noise ratio is very high. This also means it is critical to include hasht
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by timbit42 2y ago
Follow hashtags. I don't follow anyone on Mastodon. That way I only see posts that are relevant to my interests.
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by timbit42 2y ago
Does this follow the '{2|4} colors per 8x8 cell' limits?
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by timbit42 2y ago
Why can't it be both? Make it simple but also have advanced features tucked away for power users that aren't visible to users who want it simple.
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by timbit42 2y ago
All by Irving Gould.
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by timbit42 2y ago
Motorola was ahead in the beginning with a better architecture and more performance, but didn't have as much money as Intel had from PC clones to pour into improving it and eventually fell behind Intel in performance. IBM wanted to use
564.
by timbit42 2y ago
That is an excellent point. Warner's Atari would have undoubtedly ended up with the Amiga but would Warner's Atari have survived long enough to bring out an Amiga console or computer? It was hemorrhaging money. Once it died, who i
565.
by timbit42 2y ago
You are not taking crazy pills. You just had a bad experience because you bought a low quality accelerator and video card for your Amiga. The different types of RAM were part of the reason the Amiga was so powerful and was a feature, not a
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by timbit42 2y ago
Over half of the Amigas sold worldwide were the 500 model and, in Europe, most people with an Amiga had the 500 or 1200 at home for gaming so you would see it when you visited. The Amiga was less popular in the US and used more for graphics
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by timbit42 2y ago
What extension are you referring to? It wasn't anything that came with the computer. The Amiga, and none of the other 16-bit systems had an assembler built in either. They had interpreted BASICs just like the 8-bit systems, except on d
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by timbit42 2y ago
It was because there was a lot of difference between the systems then, unlike today where they are all the same technology with a different sticker on the front of the case. If you cared about games, the system you bought would be completel
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by timbit42 2y ago
There were two reasons the IBM PC clones became dominant. The smaller reason is because IBM created it. The bigger reason is because everything but the BIOS was off-the-shelf parts and easy to copy. Apple had the same problem with Apple II
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by timbit42 2y ago
The engineers knew what they had. Marketing failed to market it properly because they didn't understand what they had. Management, as you said, also didn't understand what they had. Thomas Rattigan understood and started the A500

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