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Comment #46419943
I've been playing the Z80-μLM demos in your CP/M emulator. Works great! However, I have yet to guess a correct answer in GUESS.COM! I'm not sure if I'm just not asking the right qu…
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Comment #37677249
It's almost that simple. There are many online medical equipment providers that will send you an at home sleep study kit. Their goal is basically to sell you a PAP machine (plus on…
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Comment #36355951
To me, I thought the interesting part was how he had to modify the hard drive emulator firmware to remove CPU wait states and support a streaming mode - I would have thought even t…
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Comment #34946464
It's probably because it has something to do with Stephenson's notorious failed Kickstarter sword fighting game "Clang." https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/260688528/clang
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Comment #32173898
Out of curiosity, would you pronounce S-RAM as sram?
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Comment #31840095
I had one of these back in the day. I seem to remember it cost a lot less than buying a PostScript printer. A major downside was that it was extremely slow!
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Comment #29366517
I believe the AS/400 calls it Field Exit. One of the things I used to do for new users was remap Field Exist to Enter in the IBM 5250 emulation software. Then the enter key acted l…
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Comment #29288739
The Tesla App seems to be divided into convenience features (which use an Internet connection) and a key (which uses Bluetooth). The key part does not rely on Tesla's servers to op…
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Comment #28792376
So what the hell are gastric phytobezoars? Apparently they are a form of intestinal blockage. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phytobezoar
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Comment #27363571
In the US, this depends a bit on which state you live in. For wage garnishment usually it is the LESSOR of 25% of disposable income (income after taxes and involuntary deductions) …
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Comment #27287451
Looks like Tesla has deleted their old blog post about how great their radar is! https://web.archive.org/web/20210418114757/https://www.tesla...
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Comment #27257837
I have to agree with tasogare that the focus is the vaccination and both characters are looking directly at it. Here is larger version that clearly shows their gaze: https://pbs.tw…
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Comment #26188477
Employer negligence is not covered by workers' comp.
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Comment #23412125
Actually, vi was made for a keyboard with arrow keys - the arrow keys were non-dedicated and used the HJKL keys. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrow_keys#HJKL_keys
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Comment #23039047
Not a lawyer and not in California. As others have pointed out, most companies don't care about misdemeanors. And, technically you were arrested when you turned yourself in - at th…
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Comment #21428883
This is correct. It had one MMU for instructions and one for data.
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Comment #21360982
I'm going to have to call you out on this. You can't criticize a person for not taking the time to type out text-to-speech and then yourself use "1000ms" - because if I Google "100…
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Comment #20790844
I'm not an expert on this, but there's a famous case from 1998 where the Galaxy IV telecommunications satellite developed "tin whiskers" on it's soldered connections which caused a…
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Comment #20377157
Not to take away from Quinn Dunki's accomplishments, one big difference is the Veronica used an ATmega 324PA - basically an 8 bit 20 MIPS RISC CPU. Generating a VGA signal is trivi…
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Comment #20070007
That and the onboard flash is only 32MB. No networking support (WiFi or BT). Mono audio, no headphone jack. Some interesting limitations for a 32 bit portable console.
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Comment #20057764
Personally, I hated the Lexus mouse. Compared to the prior generation (which used a touchscreen) it was slow and awkward to use. The newer touchpad style they're using is almost as…
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Comment #19600338
I would disagree - to give an electronics example, this level of work is done all the time at large scale on PCB manufacturers with solder mask, solder paste, silk screens, etc. Pr…
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Comment #19568736
There's a picture in the repo it looks like he is using a logic analyzer. He also mentions the backplane is wire wrapped, making it easy to connect wires. https://github.com/steple…
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Comment #19319529
If you have an inalienable right to repair/rebuild/modify your Tesla do you also have the right to do the same to your future level 5, fully-autonomous self driving car? Absolutely…
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Comment #19074021
I'm curious as to who funded the research in the first place.