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Timethy
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Comment #13571912
Tragic story. But not hacker news.
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Comment #13344295
I moved to an out of state university and began a 4 year comp-Sci program. Flunked out in year two due to partying. Moved back home, enrolled in community college and finished a fa…
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Comment #13336190
YouTube for Rolling Coal
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Comment #13335450
In my opinion neon lamps emit the most pleasant colors to look at. The only sodium lamps I'm familiar with are high pressure sodium, which emit a garrish orange hue.
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Comment #13290489
Same! I'm 8 weeks in and already feeling the benefits. I'm 39, 190 pounds and my goal is 170.
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Comment #13256938
One of the most illuminating technical books I have ever read. I now grok 2600 and can die happy.
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Comment #12829493
But it's still too thick for charging my wireless earbuds so let's include type D mini... Or was that micro? So much for universal. USB has lost its way.
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Comment #12805160
http://elm-chan.org A one man hardware & software powerhouse. He is an old-school EE in Japan and his personal projects are astounding in breadth and depth. His SD Card and FFT lib…
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Comment #12524014
It's been a while but I believe that's a response from Apache server not ftp.
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Comment #11699809
Sunburst the Ascent of Sun Microsystems. Terrific stories, so many lessons.
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Comment #11368551
That BASIC looks way ahead of it's time. Thanks so much for sharing.
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Comment #11215793
Sounds like the CHIP guys are desperate for use cases. That LePai amp already plays MP3 off USB and SD card.
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Comment #11131981
Is the reader written in Javascript? Very laggy on mobile.
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Comment #11051432
My favorite Apple II periodical "Nibble Magazine" had a regular feature called One & Two Liners, neat little type-in BASIC programs. I learned a lot about programming by trying to …
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Comment #10825350
Hi MBCook the reader view works on my iPhone for this article.
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Comment #10797182
Where do you experience this lag? Graphics? Disk? Io? Openbsd has always felt turbo fast to me. Easily the tightest Unix experience, in my experience.