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That is far more than ridiculous. I would like to think this guy is just misinformed and has over-valued his non-accelerated 500. The other options are "greedy" and "stupid."
Yes, it's pure fantasy. Pigs will fly when he's able to sell at that price.
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TI-99/4A:
Popeye - 1 hour
Trying to break 100K score for the TI game contest, but only getting to 60K for today.
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I never thought of it but mine already is kind of "TI ready". Silverish and black. It has a DVI input, but that's easy to fix with an HDMI to DVI cable.
Coincidentally it's from another Texas company. The monitor is a DELL 1908FP.
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Speaking of RXB Rich can probably talk better about the functionality but as I recall RXB has some kind of disk menu. It also has DIR built in:
CALL DIR("DSK1.")-
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Matt Hagerty replaced the RAM for me before I shipped it.
That explains it!
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Very nice Ciro! Did you fix the RAM in it? I thought that I read somewhere that the RAM was bad.
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Does it make sense to add the tool in the following thread to the "Speech" section?
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I started with CentOS (RedHat), but found that it was not updated enough. It's main goal is stability and backwards compatibility - too many packages were always out of date for my liking. I then went onto Fedora and have stuck with it, although my gripe there is the opposite. It's too cutting edge. I wish there were something that was in between the two.
As for systemd, I find it more intuitive than the old mechanism. But then again I don't do too much with it. I mostly use it for setting up services to run at startup.
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I have the same problem and have heard that some phones will allow you to use voice dictation. Obviously this can't be done in some situations, such as a movie theater. I haven't tried it yet myself but would be curious if anyone has experience with it.
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I never had a PEB (or tape drive) back in the day, so I am not familiar with all of the different ways to run programs either. When I got my NanoPEB I remember going through some of the same frustration.
The Nano has a built in disk manager that may or may not do what you want. The manual is attached.
All you need is Extended Basic, and to have the correct disk mounted as DSK1. If this is the case when you select XB from the boot menu, the Nano's DM will run. You should see something like what is in the attached screenshots.
You can get a disk catalog, or run some programs. I don't know if it will do everything needed, but you can certainly give it a shot.
In any case, I'm more of a cart guy so I don't mess around with disks too much. In this respect the Finalgrom has really been my menu system.
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Good question jwild, I never thought of that. Apparently it's both, per OLD CS1's link. In the game though, he's Brutus (see manual above).
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Nothing like catching a baseball game on the radio and playing some Popeye... Wait does that make me sound old?
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TI-99/4A:
Popeye - 1 hour
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Long way to 100K... I feel like I should be able to duck and jump in this game.
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For games, you probably want to take a look at the FinalGrom, which is an SD based multi-cart. SD is not a wire, but it's not too bad to take it out of the cart and put into a PC.
The FinalGrom is in Lee's link as well.
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If you are looking for a fat PS3, there are some things to watch out for.
Only the PS3's with 4 USB ports on the front can play PS2 games. If it has two ports, then no PS2.
Model numbers for the PS2 compatible fats start with: CECHA, CECHB, CECHC, and CECHE. "A" and "B" models are most compatible, but generate the most heat. Thus they tend to overheat the most. "C" and "E" models are least compatible but generate a little less heat, and so are less prone to overheat than the first two models.
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I am schematically challenged, so it probably won't help me. But it might help others.
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Interesting article on the 3 Slot Expansion! Has anyone ever seen one, or have any photos?
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The excel spreadsheet will be sufficient. I did notice one thing, and it is likely something you can not control, but I am guessing a CR/LF or maybe just a CR is not being captured properly as I see words with no spaces appearing at intervals of what would be an End-Of-Line spot.
If it is nothing obvious to resolve, then do not worry about it as it will still be easy to interpret the contents of the messages which is more than what we have.
Otherwise, you have made a giant step towards reclaiming some historical messages.
Thanks.
Beery
The body text is the raw data, so may be missing one or the other (CR or LF).
I have included both formats, in case something was lost in translation to the Excel file:
out-full.zip - the Excel file
comp.sys.ti.zip - the files that were pulled down using the script from GitHub
Edit: I forgot to mention - Excel will complain about unreadable characters when opening the file. You can still open it and Excel will strip those out.
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I have run the script that you reference from github, and the end result is I have 15,000+ messages stored in text files in RFC822 format. I wrote some code to parse these messages and put them into Excel format. I will include here a sample: two RFC822 message files, and an Excel file containing the fields you requested from those two messages.
Let me know which format makes sense for you - the raw message files or the Excel file. I will post all the data once we figure out what makes sense.
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I am making an attempt at this. I will let you know what I come up with.
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I believe that's "Playground" found in this thread:
http://atariage.com/forums/topic/218904-playground/?p=2871911
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What does SOB stand for? Clearly it means something other than what I am thinking
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F18A MK2
in TI-99/4A Development
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Pardon my ignorance, but would USB-C work instead of micro-HDMI? There doesn't seem to be any licensing issues with the former.