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wtt604
5y ago
Is this seventh of september 2021, ninth of July 2021, twenty first of september 2007? All we can tell from this date format is that it's not the 21st month of 2007 or 2009
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5y ago
It's not what you know, it's who you know
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6y ago
It was a great podcast player and was very handy for looking through employment RSS feeds.
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6y ago
What's to stop the "tiktok kids" as I believe the new technical army is called, to go and get accounts on it and turn it into a new proud boys Facebook group?
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6y ago
You can use a movidius NCS with a pi, not at its full potential but it certainly works. Use a usb extender to save your usb port access.
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6y ago
He's had a "dollop" and a "behind the bastards" done about him. I'd recommend listening to both. The Oxford union with Mehdi Hassan was also entertaining
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6y ago
I like how it is almost 2021 and the RIAA is still spending money going after a command line executable, geez even Napster had a gui.
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6y ago
This is a great dramatisation of the 80s, it is well worth a watch
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6y ago
The PC Engine was one of the best consoles, it really should have had more of a following. I still have one (nodded for PAL) stored away that I really need to get out and start using again
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6y ago
I'm running it on a pi1B ethernetted to my router and it always amazes me when I'm on someone else's wifi or my lte connection. It also does a good job of blocking pr0n if you're looking for that too
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6y ago
Can we start a petition for google to open source google reader? I LOVED that software!
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6y ago
It's great for podcasts, but other RSS stuff works fine too?
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6y ago
I absolutely loved it when I played it as a teen when it came out, and I still love it. I could still play it all day, it has been bettered, but it's still a work of absolute genius and... the clouds are the bushes, WTF!!!! I think it
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6y ago
Bookmarked and I will visit later. Thank you!
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6y ago
This entire website is fantastic. There is so much detail to be had and the articles are very readable.
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6y ago
I look forward to the first github link for how to redirect a video clip to a zoom meeting
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6y ago
I was terrified to see that he was trending, I was delighted that it was for this. He is a national (should be international) treasure
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6y ago
Has ABBA ever covered "Sunshine, lollipop, rainbows everywhere"?
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6y ago
When techcrunch says "buy" do they really mean the the apple customer actually OWNS one? Or has that business model completely gone?
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6y ago
Honestly, there's a lot of cool stuff on here. Other than that, twitter responses from people you're interested in
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6y ago
You would hope that Boeing has went into excruciating detail about explaining how it happened before and exactly how they have fixed and verified that it cannot happen again and that they have not broken anything that was working in the pre
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6y ago
It will encourage lots of things, many good and probably many bad as well. It's certainly going to shake things up. I just wish I knew what direction it would go in.
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6y ago
I don't know if I'm the only one that has this reaction, but if I'm ever driving and eating a banana, I throw the peel out of the window and look behind me to see if anyone spins out.
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6y ago
Look at fabien sanglards website. https://fabiensanglard.net/ he talks very informatively about a lot of different computer stuff. A lot from the 16 bit era. I would imagine you'd fine it interesting and informative
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6y ago
In the same way that people kept dying after 9/11 from all sorts of cancers from concrete dust etc, we won't know this figure for decades, certainly until all longterm complications are known. Do you count people whose lungs are a
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6y ago
Back in March when all this insanity was starting we ran out of dish soap. It took me three shops to find some. I bought one bottle and still have about an inch left in the bottle. People went insane!
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6y ago
Start new accounts with no reference to your old ones, your name or your location. Be careful about what you put online publicly. I think most people would be horrified at what the likes of Facebook, amazon or google knows about them.
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6y ago
I'll keep an eye out on my next drive to Whistler!
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6y ago
https://fabiensanglard.net/ it is tech, but it is fantastic tech, tons of amiga stuff that takes me back to earlier, simpler time. I'd recommend a browse through the titles, at least. I'd be shocked if this crowd
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6y ago
I'm not an American, but if I was, I think I'd have my pitchfork ready!
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