vhodges

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   by vhodges 9y ago

   I was using tmuxinator for this, but found that all of my sessions were essentially the same thing except for the name and the working directory. So I just wrote a shell script that takes a directory, using basename for the session name, st
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   by vhodges 9y ago

   Vic-20 (Though we used Pet's at school).
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   by vhodges 9y ago

   I just checked his site today like I do every few days. He just got back from DragonCon, complaining of a flu bug he caught sometime during his trip. He signed off his last post, "Bye for now". I will miss him and his writing.
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   by vhodges 9y ago

   https://github.com/sergev/4.4BSD-Lite2 http://retrobsd.org/wiki/doku.php (Related projects). https://github.com/EtchedPixels/FUZIX There are other 8Bit unix-likes as well.
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   by vhodges 9y ago

   I still have my 1000... in pieces :(. and I hacked up the front in an abortive case mod project from a long time ago now. Don't remember what happened to my Dad's. I had a 1200 for a while too. Looking forward to the VampireV
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   by vhodges 9y ago

   It's part of the merchant agreement not to charge a different price if using a CC (though it's common to offer a cash discount even if it does violate their agreement).
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   by vhodges 9y ago

   There's this too: http://sowerbutts.com/socz80/ (100+Mhz)
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   by vhodges 9y ago

   There's an OpenSource replacement called Nitros9 http://www.nitros9.org/documents.html Also: https://github.com/nealcrook/multicomp6809/wiki and finally: https://www.retrobrewcompu
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   by vhodges 10y ago

   lftp ( https://lftp.yar.ru/ ) works over http (and more) and works just the way you would expect it to ie: lftp http://ftp.debian.org/debian/
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    by vhodges 10y ago

    I go in more than once or twice a year (3-7 times at a guess) but otherwise I am pretty much fully remote. (It's 185km round trip so I don't go in when I don't have too) I find I am not all that productive at the office but
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    by vhodges 10y ago

    Who needs to run a mail server? It's a (specialized) mail client that uses your existing email account as storage and transport.
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    by vhodges 10y ago

    Sure, but remember it's p2p and no different from me composing an email and BCC'ing my 50 friends and family. One this I didn't mention was that there wouldn't be any public posts so definitely more social network than s
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    by vhodges 10y ago

    I've been thinking about this very thing the past few days! Forgive the rambling, this is the first time I've written any of this down... My idea is to use email as a transport for 'social attachments' that would be read
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    by vhodges 10y ago

    Mission BC (In the Fraser Valley/65k east of Vancouver)
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    by vhodges 10y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RISC-V#Adopters
16. 346.▲
    by vhodges 10y ago

    No, it's more of an arduino clone.
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    by vhodges 10y ago

    They're also doing silicon: https://www.crowdsupply.com/sifive/hifive1 Along with: https://www.crowdsupply.com/onchip/open-v The fifth RISC-V workshop is on right now and being live blogged a
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    by vhodges 10y ago

    Related? Just yesterday I came across http://www.zedfactory.com/zed-pod which are micro-apartments that are built above existing land uses (such as parking lots).
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    by vhodges 10y ago

    I was just looking this morning (I have an old laptop looking for a new purpose in life) and while there's no definite date, there's 'only' 31 issues left open in the R1/Beta1 milestone at their Trac instance.
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    by vhodges 10y ago

    Hehe... surprised no one has pointed out your math error ;). 5500Kg*1000 is 5.5 Million Kilos, 5500 Tonnes not 5.5 mega tonnes.
21. 351.▲
    by vhodges 11y ago

    Git Hub
22. 352.▲
    by vhodges 11y ago

    It opens in Adobe Acrobat reader on my Mac. My guess it's a fillable form which is preventing it from being displayed in other viewers.
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    by vhodges 11y ago

    I too sold them on the fact that it was not only readonly but push from their side, so my software never accesses their core system directly. I did get one FI to implement it, a tiny one branch credit union here in Canada. Though they are t
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    by vhodges 11y ago

    Looks interesting. I tried to do the same thing. I built an OAuth2 service that FI's could implement for building apps and I built a PFM that they could send data to (in realtime using Push/Webhook). I even have a client, but I&
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    by vhodges 12y ago

    Coverage/participation is mandatory - they send collections after you if you stop paying in BC
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    by vhodges 12y ago

    Sure, my only point is it's not universal nor free (so many pundits in the US seem to think it is). Family of 2-4 is 104/month in BC. Note, this does not include anything beyond medical, ie not ambulances, not vision, no private
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    by vhodges 12y ago

    Oh and I forgot, if you're fired with cause, you don't qualify for EI. You only get EI if you're laid off for lack of work.
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    by vhodges 12y ago

    I can't speak to what Europeans have, but as a Canadian I can. It's not all it's cracked up to be. In BC MSP (Medical Services Plan) is $54/Month for an individual and it's mandatory whether you're employed o
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    by vhodges 12y ago

    I use http://www.alexhornung.com/2014/01/15/introducing-bpasswd2/ because it doesn't store anything anywhere except some settings for some sites that need different options when generating the passw
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    by vhodges 13y ago

    Here are some links: http://eracks.com/ http://unixsurplus.com/ http://www.newegg.com/Server-Barebones/SubCategory/ID-8 (Add CPU/RAM/HD and you're all set)