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by morphle 1mo ago
Seaside renders as html. Magritte and Pier (CMS) on top.
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by morphle 1mo ago
I have an image with an uptime 2007-2020 and a still working image 50 years old. Images run bit-identical on all platforms because they are byte coded virtual machines
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by morphle 1mo ago
I have at least eight different GUIs implemented in Squeak and also native Xwindows, macOS, iPhone and Windows. Plus several through the FFI interface. And three/seven Web GUI interfaces. We used to run (around 2009) Squeak on more pla
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by morphle 4mo ago
there are several 10 gbps implementations made in Europe https://gitlab.com/ohwr/project/10G-wr-nic/-/blob/f_ltgt_spe...
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by morphle 4mo ago
Just building your own microprocessor from gates is an easier way to learn about designing microcode and understanding how processors work(ed). But it can't hurt to study a few simple old designs like RISC or Transputer. The 80386 is o
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by morphle 4mo ago
all mine broke of and wouldn't resume but became 7k broken zip files.
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by morphle 4mo ago
much appreciated!
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by morphle 4mo ago
Part 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtt9eST5H80 the kill switch is discussed in part 2 https://youtu.be/za62IvbfzXE?t=1061 by the fire department who got the drone donated by the interviewer from "P
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by morphle 4mo ago
I have informed a few 3D printer operators on how to do it themselves. But it is hard for these soldiers, they have other priorities. It is not 'standing in their way', it is revealing the secret locations where the Ukranians dron
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by morphle 4mo ago
Kill switch in DJI drones and other brands: https://npo.nl/start/serie/konvooi/afleveringen/seizoen-1 Documentairy in Dutch but the interview is in English
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by morphle 4mo ago
1) I have heard of the kill switches being used from several sources in the Ukraine ministry of defense. I advised them on how to remove the kill switches in two brands. 2) It was mentioned in an interview of military in this Dutch document
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by morphle 4mo ago
I am an outsider on the details of the Bambu software requiring users to go through their servers in China and the closing of their software. Still I suspect it is about spying in wartime, Bambu printers are at the core of the Ukrainian war
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by morphle 5mo ago
Great work! I'll buy one for $250. Will it run AppleTalk? I didn't correct for inflation but I wanted to buy the Lisa before it was released, it felt around 40000 Dutch guilders, maybe 80 times more expensive than this FPGA? I did
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by morphle 5mo ago
Indeed, ton's of refurbished for $250-$300
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by morphle 5mo ago
If you send me an email I might have a machine or MacOS VM on that machine you can use.
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by morphle 5mo ago
The research into the origen of life looks at bottom up fundamentals (how they work) of all cells since the solar system was formed. You could start with the slides in this lecture and read the underlying papers and all the references in al
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by morphle 5mo ago
Page does not load in Safari and Chrome for various reasons
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by morphle 5mo ago
Thank you Matthew Dugal, but no thanks. You just created a bad GUI of a bloated database as a shaky web server. I am using a few of your photo's but as a database I just filled a spreadsheet (poor man's database) that I can turn i
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by morphle 5mo ago
The short answer if there is any "there" there for photonic computing is no, maybe. You need to understand quantum physics[3,2]. For example, photonic computing, photonic logic does not have a switch equivalent as semiconducting (
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by morphle 5mo ago
I still have a physical copy. I'll ship them (700 kg?) to you if you pay the cost. Email in profile. I also have lots of the actual machines and parts, especially Apple, Commodore. Ship them too?
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by morphle 5mo ago
Many bacteria and animals are chemically-powered or electrically-powered. Just one group: https://www.whoi.edu/oceanus/feature/lost-city-pumps-life-es...
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by morphle 5mo ago
Yes, it is funny that biological history repeats itself. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symbiogenesis
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by morphle 5mo ago
I used four spell checkers including Apple, Wikipedia and Google search. Don't trust anything you read on the internet, including your comment.
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by morphle 5mo ago
Or Hacker News for that matter. Never trust anything on the internet [1] on face value. Start by asking qui bono? Is this a reputable source, like a scientist[2]?. Be critical and sceptical. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by morphle 5mo ago
Several people asked for an easier way to send us money for a loan, donation or purchasing the radar. The cheapest way we found is Western Union, for example $3.20 for sending 100 Euro in cash. That is cheaper, faster and safer than mailing
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by morphle 5mo ago
Ant Roach, pneubotics and inflatables by OtherLabs: https://www.youtube.com/@Otherlab/videos
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by morphle 5mo ago
QED. [1] Why people hate smart individuals: Studies reveal it's linked to your own intelligence level https://www.gq.com.au/health/wellness/studies-say-who-you-ha... [2] On the importance of being pedantic h
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by morphle 5mo ago
All things are moving in space and time and in relation to other objects so inside or outside are relative points of view. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_relativity [2] Point of view is worth 80 IQ points -
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by morphle 5mo ago
Compiler writing has progressed a lot. Notably in meta compilers [1] written in a few hundred lines of code and adaptive compilation [3] and just in time compilers. Alan Kay's research group VPRi tackled the problems of complexity (in
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by morphle 5mo ago
Isn't life on this planet also life out in the universe? It depends on your point of view. [1] Pale blue dot - Carl Sagan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wupToqz1e2g

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