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Given the legal turmoil it's been adopted/forked for use on the Vampire series of Amiga accelerators/clones. See also: reactos (Windows2k) and haiku-os (BeOS)
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Tailscale IS wireguard underneath. And it's painless. I mean really painless. My network is small (Arch Linux, MBP and an android phone) right now but will be adding my wifes machines soon. I am Planning to run dnsmasq (my next pro
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Yeah, I've thought about it. A replica 500 is doable (new cases, FPGA that fits inside etc) and I've realized it would be mostly about playing old games and was just looking at the A1500 Mini case this afternoon. But... I will m
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I have the motherboard and power supply (and the 256K front memory card is around somewhere) but can't seem to find the case or keyboard or the floppy, I even think I still have my boing optical mouse around somwhere. I no longer have
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If my 1000 was in a runnable condition, I'd be seriously interested in this.
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Most risc-v cores to date have been more on the micro-controller side of things (ie without an MMU). The cpu on this board has one so it can run Linux.
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6y ago
https://turingpi.com/v2/ is coming (soon?!?). Uses 1-4 Pi compute modules.
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6y ago
You might be interested in the RockPro64 which comes with a PCIe 2.0x4 slot for all your HBA needs. https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/ROCKPro64 https://pine64.com/product/rockpro64-4gb-single-board-comp
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My .02... My body seems to be on Summer time anyways (ie in the winter I am up at 4am instead of 5am) and crashing at 7:30-8:00pm (instead of 9pm) so I prefer permanent DST (which BC, WA, OR and CA have all agreed to in principle).
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:)... I am not so far north (49th basically) and it's dark by 4:40 on the solstice for us. For the summer solstice though it's light out till almost 10pm
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Mid-2012 Retina MBP, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD, 2.3Ghz Quadcore i7. I just ordered a new 500GB SSD for it and need to get some new rubber feet. Software development, mail, browsing. I also have a SFF desktop (similar specs) from about 2015 that
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I am NOT well versed (so standard disclaimers apply :) but https://latacora.micro.blog/2020/03/12/the-soc-starting.html says that SOC2 is (mostly) about sales and little about validating security practices, o
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I've done some coptic stitch binding. It's a bit time consuming, but pretty easy to do. The hardest part was finding (and still is) software to do the imposition for laying out the signatures.
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Health Canada approves Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine
(cbc.ca)
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Just to clarify, they did fuel up, but made a calculation error (metric to imperial if iirc) on the amount and is why they ran out early.
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13 in 1981 (The first day of grade eight had me in the computer lab). I remember writing a top down scrolling vertical scrolling racing/avoid the obstacles game. load "*", 8 will forever be etched in my mind (We had PETs in
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Yep, switched from lastpass to KeepassXC 2 weeks ago.
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Just a heads up, it fails to run on MacOS < 10.15 https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/issues/5584
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6y ago
Perhaps: https://neocities.org/supporter (Paid) or https://surge.sh/
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6y ago
Short answer: Chair, something comfortable. Desk: any horizontal surface big enough to work on. Longer answer: Chairs: Gaming chairs (Noble chairs look nice), Steelcase (Leap), Humanscale, Herman Miller (Aeron), etc or just about any Ego c
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Nice! But from the title I thought it'd done something like Hells Gate in Moab https://www.google.com/search?q=moab+utah+hells+gate&oq=moab...
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'Only' 128MB but https://groupgets.com/manufacturers/good-stuff-department/pr... is capable of running a linux capable core and it's tiny (Adafruit's Feather form factor)
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Addendum: If you like Space art (including a possible rendition of the Kalpana 1 and 2 designs) visit https://spacehabs.com/
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Steel is a poor material for radiation protection (because of high energy scattering effects causing secondary high energy particles - but I am no Physicist). Hyrdogen rich (eg water, polyethelene, etc) make better shielding. See also this
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Thanks and no worries... I am don't use it either!
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The look and feel ('uniformity') is more a matter of what desktop environment you want to run rather than Distro (though that can matter too). Choices include: * Gnome * KDE/Plasma * xfce * Elementary (but to muddy
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Well... HN for one or Reddit, r/programming and r/webdev would probably be logical places to ask/discuss such things. As for web search, something like solr/elastic search or even just Postgres eg http://rachb
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Also worth checking out: Bill Shen (plasmo) has his Tiny68K (in a number of variations including '020) system and one for the RC2014 eco system. The original: https://www.retrobrewcomputers.org/doku.php?id=boards:sbc:
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Nice! It's good to see other examples. I am working on a new product (sadly spare time right now) and my first module that is a simple risk registry that will hopefully make it easier/less work for organizations and their board
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There is no USP really... it's an OpenSource reimplementation of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BeOS (before your time?). Haiku has been around in some guise or other since the early 2000's. BeOS was/is
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