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by ajp11 26d ago
A Goldtouch KFK-E88YB which is a split keyboard with adjustable angle. Made around the year 2003. I strongly prefer it over a flat keyboard, I have each side at about a 23 degree angle to the desk. I'v worn the bumps off the F and J ke
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by ajp11 2y ago
I was expecting this to be a link that redirects to a randomly selected article that wikipedia contributors have deemed to be good. The link for that is : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:RandomInCategory/Goo
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by ajp11 2y ago
I have a Sun Ultra 30 with CRT monitor, mouse and keyboard in south London, UK that I have been trying to give away for free for a while. This thread may push me to try again.
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by ajp11 3y ago
swissvpn.net
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by ajp11 3y ago
I looked at several radio microphones, which were used in different bars in a building with local sound systems. Some of the microphones had been mixed up between rooms and some were entirely lost. There is some software called Spektrum whi
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by ajp11 4y ago
In the summer of 1997, I was sitting in the center of Amsterdam enjoying the sunshine on a warm bright afternoon. I saw a man wearing a wooly jumper walk up to a bike rack, pull out a pair of bolt cutters, snip a lock and ride away. When I
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by ajp11 4y ago
How about a first aid course? It looks good on a C.V. "Boss, this course will tell me what to do when an unfit, overweight, 55 year old middle manger appears to be having a heart attack in the office." Bonus if you can get out of
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by ajp11 4y ago
Fail2ban blocked 1087 ip addresses in the last week, which seems normal. I reset it and it has blocked eleven ip addresses in the last hour, mainly China and Digital Ocean as usual. Just to see what happens, I'v tried sending abuse rep
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by ajp11 4y ago
For that reason: cheap available quartz crystals, since the 1970s, the shortwave radio frequency 3.579Mhz has been a spot on the dial where radio hams use low power home made morse code transmitters. At night, a range of a couple of hundred
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by ajp11 4y ago
In the year 1974, Practical Wireless, a UK magazine, published a design for a pong game that connects to a television, called PW Tele Tennis. It uses sixty four NAND gates, twelve NE555 timers, two dozen diodes and some analog parts. It&#x2
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by ajp11 4y ago
I think I still have an ISA bus Backer card in a box somewhere. I got it second-hand for not much money and was pleased to have it. At the time, it was the only practical way for me to back up my 500MB harddrive. My vague recollection is th
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by ajp11 5y ago
A couple of years ago Amazon bought four million ip addresses for $108 million dollars. 44.192.0.0/10 AMPRnet sold them a quarter of the ip addresses that were allocated for amateur radio. They got a /8 back in the 1980s. A small