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4y ago
A blast from "Spectre" and "Spectre Supreme" :)
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4y ago
If you like mechanical calculators, here's my FACIT: https://video.ploud.fr/w/6s76S5zfuBN5i1S35kMgHy
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4y ago
You're not alone; Audi proudly sells the E-tron, which in French means "turd", plain and simple.
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Oh yes. I have a tremendous amount of Cubase .arr files I can't read, and heaps of floppies in various weird formats from old workstations that there's no easy way to read except by using the original hardware, which is slowly dyi
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4y ago
Remember when Snowden and Manning leaked huge troves of secret information about the crimes of the State? Remember when a bunch of journos got their hands on the so-called "Panama papers"? Basically, this will make transparency ev
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4y ago
Wow, that looks nice :)
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4y ago
On youtube there are lots of great USSR films on Mosfilms : https://www.youtube.com/c/MosfilmRuOfficial For instance the excellent "Irony of fate" : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVpmZnRIMKs
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4y ago
There was a famous tracker for the CPC6128 that ran on CP/M. The name escapes me ATM.
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4y ago
My very first programming job was in 1991 or 92 writing an interactive kiosk based upon a touch screen driven by an Amiga, using the multimedia platform Scala (quite similar to the later Macromedia Director, but it still exists). Then with
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4y ago
back then working with Seagate drives was a trauma in itself. In 2008/2009, I've setup more than 3000 1 TB Barracuda ES drives; 1800 of them failed in the following 3 years (they came with a 5 years warranty). I stopped keeping tr
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And that's why I'm still this weirdo who buys DVDs and even CDs.
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Looks like straight out of https://thedailywtf.com/
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4y ago
Plus Tk has bindings in about every language in existence, so you can choose your favourite : Tcl of course, but also C, C++, Python, Perl, PHP...
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4y ago
Bluetooth is a mess anyway. When I connect my (generic chinese) mouse before the (Sony) headset, everything works fine. However, if I don't use the mouse for a while but the headset stays connected (listening to something), when the mo
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4y ago
I really like the vibe!
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There are more dangereous AI than deepfakes. Blackrock 10 trillions investments are driven by an AI, Aladdin. It was also sold to some other investors, and controls about 21$ trillion globally. It has basically the power to drive markets wo
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4y ago
There's a huge difference between maintaining absurd grass lawns (about everywhere but in rainy England) and maintaining reasonable vegetation.
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4y ago
I constantly wear clothes with logos such as : O'Reilly, Slackware, Debian, FSF, Postgresql... do you think it makes people less likely to cooperate? :)
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4y ago
I don't know any, but I know a whole lot of dope-heads who completely destroyed their lives with daily use of cannabis.
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4y ago
I collect/sort of bookmark useful pages with Zotero.
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4y ago
So you're working 14h/day? You should reconsider for your own health, and if you're not self-employed, your level of exploitation.
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4y ago
However I try to avoid non-free (speech) software at all costs. I'll be happily using an inferior OSS product instead of a free (beer) one, as long as it gets the job done.
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4y ago
Resolve is free as beer, but Shotcut is free as speech. Know the difference.
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That was the main argument for global trade already in 1914. France was Germany's most important commercial partner, and vice-versa. All German rifles had stocks made from French walnut wood! All French locomotives had German-made tubi
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4y ago
My passwords and important documents are sync'ed to the cloud, my office PC, my home PC, my home Mac, and my laptop. If for some reasons the three places (office, home, and DC) which are in a circle of about 40 km are destroyed at the
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Wow, thank you, that's a hell of a blast from the past.
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On my extremely old desktop PC (Phenom II 550) running an out-of-date OS (Slackware 14.2): Bash: while :; do printf "1"; done | ./pv > /dev/null [ 156KiB/s] Python3 3.7.2: python3 -c 
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It's a Mac Pro 2013 (got it as a gift).
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Pop_OS is Ubuntu without snap but Flatpak instead. I love it :)
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Frankly, I have a Mac too and I don't like it much. I keep it for the ability to run some pieces of proprietary software like Cubase and Garmin Express and similar tools to keep my gear updated, but OTOH I really dislike the overall so
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