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23 minutes ago, Gary from OPA said:
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38 minutes ago, Gary from OPA said:
Boeing to launch flying cars by 2030
https://www.dexerto.com/tech/boeing-report-reveals-flying-cars-plan-in-the-works-2654391/
Maaaaaaybe Boeing should work on the reliability of its internal QC processes and engineering quality before it considers branching out. As a side note, I am neither depressed nor holding my finger on the DEL key.
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1 hour ago, Vorticon said:
I worry about information fragmentation, but I'll leave it up to you. With such a limited number of Pascal users I feel it would be good to have all related knowledge in one place at the risk of unintentionally creating a rogue subforum 🏴☠️
I will leave it up to you guys and the thread owner. Fragmentation should not be a problem with a competent search. ::shrugs::
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5 hours ago, Vorticon said:
We should really move that conversation to the Pascal thread. Perhaps @OLD CS1 can do that?
Is there really any reason to not allow a Pascal-related question to have its own thread? I figured combining this thread with another thread would clutter the other thread with various questions, and would attempt to use that thread as a sub-sub-forum.
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19 minutes ago, RickyDean said:
blank ink
These are hard to find, but great for sending secret messages during war-time.
19 minutes ago, RickyDean said:keeps saying it's jammed and shows to clear it, but there is nothing there. After some research I found it is a common issue
Oh, that, I forgot about that one!
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59 minutes ago, InsaneMultitasker said:
My HP8610 printer stopped printing two years ago, coincidentally after purchasing a set of new ink cartridges.
The HP OfficeJet series went downhill after the 8500s, and even some of those had some issues with going to sleep and never waking up. The 8600s had all sorts of issues, like suddenly not recognizing print heads, scanning head would hang up, the ADFs would just stop working. The early 8700s tried to fix the problems, and only the late 8700s were any good.
My 8500 is dying after 15 years. The ink sponge for the cleaning tray is completely full, so the heads cannot clean themselves and they clog as soon as they hit the pad. Not that it matters, anymore, as the ink cartridges are no longer available. I have a really nice color laser printer, but not a good duplexing scanner with a flatbed. I am trying to find a replacement AIO that prints good photos. This thing was amazing with photos.
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I was completely unaware that 4k80 had dropped. IYKYK.
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If I can wrangle my sleep schedule, I could play it poorly on-stream one night this month.
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57 minutes ago, jedimatt42 said:
A lot of the support ends up being provided by the primary builder, and the community. But it is true that the eBay builders don't provide any support.
I expect the builders will support the product for build problems. Otherwise, I see the point: I build servers, but I cannot support your Windows Server installation as part of that build. (I mean, technically I can, but that is a separate service.)
The community, bottom-up, support model is the underpinning of many fine products which otherwise might have never been developed.
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1 hour ago, Gary from OPA said:
Former Blizzard/Xbox video game executive believes players should tip developers.
AAA game development is dying. It killed itself by telling the customers what they will like and will buy, rather than listening to what they want and like, then shaming them for what they want and like. AA and indi developers do not do this, they make good games, and are on the rise.
I originally wanted to attribute the economic concept of "creative destruction." But, giving customers what they want is not a new concept. Rather, it is the successful concept.
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How is Windows 95 licensed? What release of Windows 95 is it?
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4 minutes ago, mizapf said:
Old habits die hard.
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12 hours ago, Kchula-Rrit said:
I thought I said something good. Or, did I goof again? That seems to happen so much these days.
I am very curious to see what your implementation will offer.
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33 minutes ago, HOME AUTOMATION said:
I linked the above images to their respective auctions.
I have never been successful doing that...
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15 minutes ago, RickyDean said:
Looks like someone is already removing caps from keyboards! https://www.ebay.com/itm/204745327069
Yeah, but from a good keyboard. And still with the chutzpah to ask $30 for an untested console in obviously poor condition.
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36 minutes ago, mizapf said:
This really reminds me of a notorious party song from German Mickie Krause (one of those beach party hits that you can only endure drunken):
Geh' mal Bier hol'n
Du wirst schon wieder hässlich("Go get some more beer -
you're getting ugly again...")
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27 minutes ago, TheBF said:
If you can convince a local TV station to do the story that gets people's attention.
Better if it's a national network station where the story can get distributed across the country.
There are options.
https://www.wfla.com/8-on-your-side/better-call-behnken/
https://wsvn.com/news/help-me-howard/
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21 hours ago, Ksarul said:
We're a good group here
45 minutes ago, Kchula-Rrit said:I whole-heartedly agree.
Well, I, for one, do not appreciate this blanket attribution. I like to think of myself as more... (checks alignment) how the hell did I score "lawful good"?!
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Per the new Roku user agreement on forced arbitration, I sent a written opt-out to Roku's general counsel. I included my Roku account information, TV serial number and purchase receipt. They received it on April 2, 2024. As of tonight, April 14, 2024, my TCL Roku TV still requires that I accept the agreement in order to use it.
I brought up a support agent on chat, who told me that I could continue using my TV by performing a factory reset, after which I would be limited to live TV and HDMI. This is not what I understood would be the result of the opt-out.
I am pursuing this further.
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On 1/8/2024 at 6:36 PM, Starwander said:
I added it to my E-Bay search, if I find one will let you know. It sounds absolutely amazing, by the way.
Sooooooo... now you got a TI-99/4A Dragon's Lair, any chance we will see protectors for it??
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5 hours ago, Tursi said:
I analyzed the startup sequence from a software point of view and documented it here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DxNAKxdgqQrBmYwBmFweYK8yHgpJK-peIHVxzQ9H25c/edit?usp=sharing
QuoteFound one guy online with this issue, but he just blindly reported later he fixed it, and not how.
This earns all my ire. So much of this out there.
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2 hours ago, Tursi said:
We are all building on the work that came before us - that's how we advance
Indeed. Think about how memes would never get better if they were never stolen.
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12 minutes ago, arcadeshopper said:
and he took a lower offer
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Off-Topic / Dumping Thread
in TI-99/4A Computers
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If that is the case, it is proper bunged. Blank ink gets everywhere and is impossible to clean out.