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Pixelbrick

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    Comment #47601437

    I'd of said I had limited appetite for April fools gubbins this year too but this still made me smile :)

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    Comment #47280769

    I used a pirate copy of it to lay out a group newspaper project for English class in the early 90s. Our teacher gave me an A and the rest of the group a B. It was alot of fun learn…

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    Comment #47072017

    I look after one at a University that gets used for teaching & outreach & there's definitely no hydraulics on the thing.

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    Comment #46453492

    Isn't that what parallel construction is for?

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    Comment #45798106

    Can't think of a way that brains doing this is adaptive in an evolutionary sense.

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    Comment #43585825

    Too right. Never trust someone who thinks they have all the answers.

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    Comment #43570006

    Dirty money for dirty deeds...

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    Comment #40884000

    You've clearly given as much effort to thinking about this as I've wasted worrying about political economy on the Isle of Sodor.

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    Comment #40868239

    As a Scouser with an interest in physics I'm ashamed to have known nothing about this :(

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    Comment #40832406

    Inspiration for Bruce Sterling's short 'Jim & Irene!'

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    Comment #39316372

    If you enjoy the 'cute bugs doing science' SF subgenre then his incandescence is definitely worth a look. https://www.gregegan.net/INCANDESCENCE/Incandescence.html

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    Comment #37614811

    Awesome find, the author is lucky indeed. I've got a 2465 (no B) that I love dearly & have spent too much time & money on.

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    Comment #37548861

    The same way it used to be done before we had LSI/VLSI!

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    Comment #36893830

    Another one from the Center for the study of the Blindingly Obvious.

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    Comment #36461856

    There's also the superfo harlequin that disintegrates the ULA into 74 series logic: https://www.bytedelight.com/?product_cat=harlequin128 I'm currently building the 48k version

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    Comment #36222303

    https://web.archive.org/web/20230607012046/https://nautil.us...

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    Comment #35074702

    Take another look at the spec, looks like it has the dual core PRUs, an R5 & the A4 - whoops M4

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    Comment #33229847

    Thanks OP! That was a lovely writeup.

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    Comment #32869742

    +1 Measure the voltages on the connector. There's a pinout diagram further down on this page: https://retrogamestart.com/answers/replace-c64-power-supply-... I've seen a bad power …

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    Comment #32461739

    Better they keep a cadre of smart people who can do this stuff than lose the institutional knowledge. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fogbank

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    Comment #32417811

    A concise treatment of all of metaphysics... :)

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    Comment #32378446

    Well this is a pretty big deal if it works. Ischemic injury being the thing that actually kills alot of trauma patients.

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    Comment #31372428

    Replacing electrolytics that'd gone bad was my entry point to electrical engineering.

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    Comment #30865481

    I think 2C-B varies in its effects from person to person a bit more than some of the others. What you describe sounds like what's happened to me when I've pushed the dose a bit hig…