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s800
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Comment #46576875
Iranian address space is no longer in the public routing table.
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Comment #44131785
Not sure we're thinking the same way, but the C64 and Atari had bitmap modes, not just tile or character modes.
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Comment #42556052
CHIP memory
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Comment #42185810
yes, OTDR
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Comment #41351764
The Amiga is fixed RPM or CAV, not CLV like the og Mac. With one exception- later models could halve the RPM to read/write HD floppies (1.44MB PC or 1.76MB Amiga).
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Comment #40919481
They also wear out quite quickly.
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Comment #39125010
that is pretty ingenious
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Comment #38826259
I'm running a home server on an N100 (ITX model) with a 32GB DIMM, works well.
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Comment #38414452
Had me until he used middle-aged as a pejorative.
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Comment #38116885
That's ABS.
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Comment #35641843
Some of the early code was actually BCPL.
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Comment #35004596
Call me when there's an inverse A16z
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Comment #34621086
Always found it strange that macOS didn't follow their OG NeXTstep design for the dock and menus.
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Comment #34526229
I have an Epson V800 and a Flextight, the output is much better on the flex tight. There's more to it than just the manufacturer's DPI flex.
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Comment #33824242
No, quite a bit different.
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Comment #33014899
It's not idealism, it's shifting power to labor / the individual.
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Comment #32868972
Just tried that on VICE and got some at signs and a crash. What does it do on real h/w? For some reason I still remember 646, 53280, 53281 (pokes), 30120, and yes 64738.
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Comment #32684817
Rotary or radial?
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Comment #32569738
Should be illegal.
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Comment #32063957
these are the light diffracting off the mirror edges and struts.
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Comment #31968812
Rendezvous with Rama
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Comment #31805023
peak speed: 7 au/year, so time to half way to P. Centauri is ~19k-years (I realize this proposed probe has a much shorter lifetime, but was curious)
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Comment #31742589
Anyone have more insight into this? An overheating contactor doesn't sound like something that can be fixed with software (except to ignore it).
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Comment #31633855
You could use a squid proxy elsewhere to uplift the crypto/cipher/PKI, which would get you browsing the full web again- however, you'd potentially fall victim to an unpatched Safar…
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Comment #31374076
My experience is that this practice brings things back into spec while still cold.