timonoko

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by timonoko 3y ago
All ebooks I have ever bought were instigated by stealing the first book from Pirate Bay. It must be bigger phenomenon than authors understand. Palahniuk knows this and made a video how to steal more of his books. Lars Wilderäng seems to un
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by timonoko 3y ago
But it works better than ever on GeForce GTX 760 Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3770 CPU @ 3.40GHz KiB Mem : 16369924 total 1680x1050 59.95*+ Which is amazing, because another old machine with RTX 670 is now totally useless. Why is this?
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by timonoko 3y ago
Excessive. Interlisp TTY editor requires only one line display.
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by timonoko 3y ago
Creepy Sidenote: Estonians had to escape from Sweden too because they feared Social-Democrats will hand them over to Russians. https://eu.news-journalonline.com/story/news/local/flagler/2...
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by timonoko 3y ago
In all countries the recommendation is now "75 years or older". Except that one Fauciland where it is "6 months or order". Very strange. Why is this?
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by timonoko 3y ago
"In Germany, the law prohibits the publication of recordings made by other people, road users and license plates." Apropos, not related, but after the war victims of holocaust often recognized their tormentors from TV or from news
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by timonoko 3y ago
"Kana" seems to have longestmost Wiktionary page. Some might draw a map how these different Kanas relate. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/kana
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by timonoko 3y ago
I think I would prefer function Top_diameter()=Base_diameter*1.4; But it may be too grippy on large sheets.
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Velcro in OpenScad(printables.com)
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by timonoko 3y ago
From Proto-Germanic ainalif and twalif "one/two left (over)".
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by timonoko 3y ago
Factual fact: If you live long time at optimal sustenance level, you will discover that farting is an anomaly and something is wrong. You do it carefully because the fart may be wet and you will soil you sleeping bag under condition where c
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by timonoko 3y ago
If you wear rubber gloves and keep your other hand in the your pocket, I dont see any actual problems. Also long sleeves are good, I was recently zapped at the wrist when fixing an oscilloscope. I think maybe the 20 kV abates rather quickly
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by timonoko 3y ago
Father Noko was in Finnish Calvary in 1930s. In 1942 the horses were deposed and replaced with bicycles. However everything else remained the same, they still had red pants, spurs and swords, --clerical error in headquarters, perhaps. Sabl
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by timonoko 3y ago
Yes.
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by timonoko 3y ago
If you look at the 1974 8080 Assembly Programming Manual, there is not much to do. "Appendix A Instruction Summary" describes each operation in handy pseudocode. All you need to do is to make an interpreter for these: CALL ADDR: (
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by timonoko 3y ago
50 years of Youtube is quite amazing. If I watch old video I can feel how I felt that day. That is why I dumped so much "unedited" shit to Youtube. -- I am the biggest consumer of my own content.
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by timonoko 3y ago
"After the Final Countdown somebody finds this storage of deep freezed meat and is very happy for a moment. This is what this project is worth." -- Svante Pääbo (or some other Swedish Nobelwinner)
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by timonoko 3y ago
This was everybody's dream machine of 1976. I even had a professor who wanted my thesis to be printed by real typewriter and not by a computer, because that would be cheating . Luckily I managed to gain access to fancy Olivetti termin
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by timonoko 3y ago
This is the way.
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by timonoko 3y ago
Lisp with Algol-like syntax was of course Mulisp (1977). It was so beautiful and complete that it was end of history. Everything else thereafter is just endless recycling same old shit. When you have clear rules between these two forms, yo
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by timonoko 3y ago
Erh what? Isnt this just import os def ls(x): print(os.listdir(x)) def rm(x): os.remove(x)
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by timonoko 3y ago
Anybody living in AD 1975. You could access government mainframes and Fortran, but it required lots of begging. I knew 8008, 8080, Z80, MC6800, RCA Cosmac, NOVA-1200 and PDP-11 assemblers and some more. I studied also Russian MIR-1 machine
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by timonoko 3y ago
This device is so dead now. You can run Linux on ESP32 now.
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by timonoko 3y ago
My bad. Ubuntu 18.04 too old. Flatpak-kicad works splendidly!
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by timonoko 3y ago
How do you view kicad_pcb-file and why "apt install kicad" is not enough?
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by timonoko 3y ago
In May of 1784, Washington paid several unnamed slaves 122 shillings (£6.10, equivalent to £794 in 2021) for a total of nine teeth to be implanted by a French doctor. Unless you install into fresh socket, the success must have been becaus
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by timonoko 3y ago
Dedicated teeth farming is little difficult I reckon. But we can clone a whole body just for spare parts. I bet some rich bastard is already doing that.
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by timonoko 3y ago
Dont know. Few years back there was even talk about growing new fingers by preventing the growth of scarring tissue. What ever happened to that project?
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by timonoko 3y ago
In medieval times they used to rob teeth from healthy young subjects. It was possible to "implant" those teeth just by jamming them by force into gums. Success rate unknown. So you could grow teeth in-vitro from patient's own
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by timonoko 3y ago
Now I remembered the filesystem issue. It happened when the Watchdog killed the process, while it was writing valuable data in the file. When this happened often enough the filesystem got hopelessly messed up.

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