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silverfrost
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Comment #48106494
18 years ago! I haven't used it myself but I know there are plenty of people who love it.
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Comment #46305003
Real programmers can write FORTRAN in any language...
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Comment #46107602
Back on the Z80 'xor a' is the shortest sequence to zero A
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Comment #44817353
unusable for me
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Comment #44056707
26000 year period and yet it has still been around the sun 2000+ times since the dinosaurs went extinct. Make me feel a bit insignificant and awed at the same time.
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Comment #43829574
In other news a screen recorder app is a 250MB (presumably compressed) download...
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Comment #39984085
Proposed - not discovered. He put it forward as an explanation, he didn't make the actual discovery.
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Comment #36001895
404 for me
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Comment #35652021
Witchcraft
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Comment #35568624
returns an empty page for me
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Comment #35402139
In my experience the French are very tolerant provided you are not making a nuisance of yourself.
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Comment #34069458
Red Gate's SQL Prompt for SQL Server Management Studio. Saved countless hours in very small increments: https://www.red-gate.com/products/sql-development/sql-prompt...
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Comment #30821786
Error 512, website is down for me.
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Comment #30640421
They tried adding a tax in the UK but it never got there: http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2017/09/endless-cycl...
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Comment #30639784
In the mid 80s I bought some 720KB 3.5" disks at the (what seemed) cheap price of £25 for five. At the time that would have been around $40.
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Comment #30443171
mb and MB - beings out the pedant in me...
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Comment #30337991
A constellation is a pattern of stars in the sky -- all of which were determined with the naked eye. Polaris is a triple star -- appearing to us as a single point of light.
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Comment #30334415
"Polaris, a constellation of three stars more commonly known as the North Star...". Nope. It is a triple star system, something completely different.
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Comment #28660255
7 years old?
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Comment #28114182
and Fortran 77 is compatible with Fortran 66
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Comment #25983677
I think it sold out a while ago. There was a kickstarter and then some cancelled orders were put on the shop.
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Comment #18485848
How do I load a game into the 48K Emulator - I notice there are some in the github repo.
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Comment #14874959
The website seems very light on information about its own service