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ozhero
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Comment #49159849
I used Kermit in many projects when I was younger, including synchronising data from remote branches of a Pool equipment company using dial-up modems. Those were the days lol.
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Comment #49147158
I use Windows 11, Linux and MacOS on a daily basis and don't have any axes to grind on which one I think is best. For older hardware that won't run Windows 11, I'm a huge fan of Li…
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Comment #49026508
This is a very well written article and he makes his arguments backed up by data. We may choose to disagree but thats the point of healthy debate based on clearly expressed opinion…
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Comment #49012061
Your literally a legend IMHO. Hugely generous in all the work you put into the public domain and I've been reading your guides for years. BTW I also started in computing in 1978 on…
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Comment #49011895
This is excellent work! Thanks for sharing and deserves a lot of Github stars!
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Comment #49011779
This is excellent. Deserves a lot more Github stars!
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Comment #48959568
Thanks for posting this.
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Comment #48959539
Or a first love (of the human kind) :-)
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Comment #48959528
"I still think there's something invaluable about learning computers from first principles down to the metal" Totally agree! I never went to Uni either (at least not until I retire…
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Comment #48959475
A fascinating story. I owned a Linn Sondek turntabe in the 70's with a Denon cartridge. Spent a crazy amount on Hi-Fi chasing the audiophile dream :-)
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Comment #48952319
For someone who knows nothing about Lisp I found this an excellent article. Motivates me to learn more about Lisp (and Clojure)
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Comment #48952248
This is the very definition of "scratching your own itch" lol. Very inspiring and I applaud your efforts. I haven't written assembler in years but this inspires me to do a small pr…
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Comment #48952051
I started programming in 1978 (In Assembler) and wanted to know not only how the software worked but how the hardware worked. Found a great kit using the Z80 and built it and spent…
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Comment #48939058
This is an excellent well written article with just the information you need to get a basic understanding of the field.