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A Dick Smith VZ200 without the Dick Smith(oldvcr.blogspot.com)
23 points by classichasclass 4d ago|1 comments
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by classichasclass 5d ago
And one of the rare incidences of the MPAA ratings banner appearing in the middle of a film.
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by classichasclass 10d ago
Click on the drop down at the top of the Open window (where the name of the current folder is displayed) and you get the whole path to choose from.
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by classichasclass 20d ago
Though this article concentrates on the SSRIs, other meds like the SNRIs can have a similar or even worse withdrawal effect. We didn't call it "Side Effexor" for nothing. People legitimately need these drugs, including in the
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Peter Cullen, voice of Optimus Prime, dead at 85(tmz.com)
1 points by classichasclass 20d ago|0 comments
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by classichasclass 21d ago
This feels like a baby step towards Arm being able to emulate z/Arch workloads, maybe with a bit of secret sauce for certain specific operations, which doesn't seem very much like IBM.
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by classichasclass 23d ago
And Nvidia is big enough that they could impose some order on the ecosystem that the ecosystem so far has either been unable or unwilling to impose on itself. The wild west of one-offs can continue to make their application-specific designs
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by classichasclass 23d ago
The book is a better measure of what allegedly existed, though it was heavily curated, and the editorial choices in it say more about William Chamberlain than they do about the putative Racter itself. I did try feeding the book into a small
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by classichasclass 1mo ago
Man, those CompUSA and Computer City pictures take me back. Spent too much time there (when the 7300 was my regular Mac, the CompUSA "Apple store" was my primary source of software). Probably still have some of those free Computer
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by classichasclass 1mo ago
I'm disappointed it doesn't burn CDs.
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by classichasclass 1mo ago
Yes, it tells you nothing. It has no relationship to what's going on at the other end, which may well also be nothing.
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GE-97 Terminal: The Old Internet(ge97.com)
15 points by classichasclass 2mo ago|5 comments
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by classichasclass 2mo ago
I use NetBSD on several systems as a small server platform. I find it easier to understand and customize, and it keeps a lot of this stuff out of the landfill.
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by classichasclass 2mo ago
I have a radio around here I bought in Malaysia from "Panesnic."
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by classichasclass 2mo ago
My wife derides my Home Despot special plug-in mower as a Tonka toy, but it's basically just a motor, a blade and a bag, and I don't have a lot of lawn to mow.
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by classichasclass 2mo ago
I actually asked Dr Colmerauer once if the original program code had survived, but sadly he did not believe any of it was still around.
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Head of US Commerce Dept.'s AI safety arm resigns(thehill.com)
10 points by classichasclass 2mo ago|0 comments
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by classichasclass 2mo ago
No. I do use the term.
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by classichasclass 2mo ago
"Early" is load-bearing. Even brief delays, just mere minutes, significantly decrease survival or positive outcomes. https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIRCOUTCOMES.123.010... It's important to
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by classichasclass 2mo ago
An important language in my younger years, since many Atari System 2 games (using the T-11 "PDP-on-a-chip") were written in it.
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by classichasclass 2mo ago
That's exactly the reason. NetBSD uses its own booter for the same purpose, for example.
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by classichasclass 2mo ago
A/UX 1.0 came on a pre-written 80MB disk, which indeed would have been a lot easier.
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by classichasclass 2mo ago
No, that's pretty accurate as I recall. Windows 2000 took a bit, but when it was up, it was up. Windows XP would pop you into what appeared to be a functional desktop quickly, but it was still loading in the background, and some things
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by classichasclass 2mo ago
es40 is an emulator that emulates an AlphaServer ES40 series system.
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by classichasclass 3mo ago
If someone hasn't submitted this for an Ig Nobel, it would be a calamity.
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by classichasclass 3mo ago
Okay, legal nerds: would the consumption of a cup of Gatorade count as usufruct? That sounds like abusus instead.
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by classichasclass 3mo ago
(author) My understanding is that they're wired into the AMD southbridge which provides them over memory mapped I/O.
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by classichasclass 3mo ago
Thanks, I'll try that.
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by classichasclass 3mo ago
(author) Is there a way to specifically build the framebuffer version from the ports tree? I didn't see one.
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Working around dragons with the Lemote Yeeloong laptop and OpenBSD(oldvcr.blogspot.com)
4 points by classichasclass 3mo ago|1 comments

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