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Status Updates posted by Keatah
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Enjoyed the lunar eclipse yesterday. We tried out some new cameras and lenses too.
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Enjoying repairing 286 and 486 machines all day today!
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My new camera has an Ansel Adams button.
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Why can't I smell my own farts? Everybody else can!
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Everybody should use emulators, because, naturally, nothing is real.
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Stretch marks or grill marks?
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Thinking about what my 1st post should be in the new Apple II forum..
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Enjoying some astronomy and telescope music tonight.
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Cozying up with reading material about vintage modems. Apple-Cat II, MicroModem II, ASCII Express, ProTerm, and other stuff written back in the day. Big snowstorm will hopefully visit our town tomorrow.
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I like the VCS. It tells you to sit down and shut up. Make do with this - and a single button joystick gets pushed in your face.
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My head is becoming the garbage dump of the internet. Filled with no-good and useless prattle collected from the most stupid people ever to exist.
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Today I learned how to test engine coolant with a DMM!
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Best Buy hires dolts and the undereducated. What manager would tell customers to not shop (at his store), unless he has a grudge too..?
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Almost got caught up in the graphics card marketing quagmire again. ALMOST! But settled on some GTX1080 boards for about 225 ea.
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I tend to go after higher-end stuff, used, a year or two old. Then watch the new features in the new tech get debugged, market-accepted, tested.. Either approach gives lower prices. One gets you the latest standards and APIs, another gets you higher performance.
Either way, staying behind the leading edge is a good thing.
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Amazon is buying old Toys R Us buildings to convert into local warehouses..
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I've wondered why more e-tailers don't pick up vacant retail spaces on the cheap and expand their local distribution.
(Of course, it would be better if Toys-R-Us had survived and used the stores as their *own* distribution centers, but since they won't be using them anymore, it might as well be Amazon.)
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I put these case badges on one-a my rigs. And, suddenly, it seems to run faster and more reliably!
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Carly Fiorina says 95% of online activity is unnecessary.
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@Keatah: That sounds about right to me. My most "important" online activities (checking e-mail, AtariAge, and work-related stuff) probably add up to only a few minutes every day. I already abstain from Facebook and Twitter and the other really big time-wasters, but I'm still looking for ways to cut back.
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I got this weird imaginary wind blowing in my face. And it feels real!
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I wholeheartedly agree that FPGA is THE FUTURE of retrogaming. But emulation is here today and kicking ass!
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They showed an electric F-150 towing a million pound train 300 meters. I wonder how much battery life was remaining after that? Nevertheless I'm looking forward to it!
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Of course! This makes me remember playing with an oil-bearing demonstration at the MSI Chicago. You could move this 50,000 lb rotor/wheel with no more force than busting a pencil in half.
Me and my buddies got to whailing on it till it was going at a good clip. Then each of us taking turns guarding it all morning watching to see if it would stop. It did not.
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It'll be a sad day when Ingenuity gets left behind.
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Ahhh! I agree. That's a high water mark for human ingenuity. Still you gotta admit I was close with The Martian.
Can I have one more guess anyways? How about Bing-Bong in Inside Out in that scene where they are stuck in the wasteland of discarded ideas. Oh wait... That's scene is REAL sad. Nevermind.
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I used to put bugs on an upturned woofer. And connecting it to a battery made it into a trampoline for them!
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Then it looked like something from the Jetsons. And I instituted a bug-O-not training program so I could fly them on my model rockets. I used a signal generator to make all kinds slow and fast vibrations from like 0.1Hz through 1000Hz.
Though the low frequencies were more like sea sickness conditioning.
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Why does it take 15 years to build a sub?
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Why do pillbugs crawl in circles on the wall?
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I had a cool dream about my space chillout room actually being in space! On the tech side of things - I discovered my IOMEGA ZIP DRIVE has a 68000 - 68HC16 microcontroller in it! Complex stuff for a simple cheap-o consumer product back then. Yes?
