Intel was a tiny company back then, they probably had to do it by hand. Even in the 1980s companies like Commodore had lots of manual input to chip design even though they had CAD.
You have *four* SXs? What's wrong with the keyboards? You mean they're missing? I guess that's why you got 4 of them, without the keyboard they're pretty cheap. You can plug in a 128D keyboard, it works, but they're just as hard to find. Some monkey on eBay is selling each key separately it seems.
I only like cow's milk when it's steamed in my capuccinos. Weird, huh? I don't drink milk otherwise. My favorite ersatz milk was Oat Dreams, which I can't get anymore in Montreal.
This is a stupid word in any case. There is tons of publicly available information on people, just the municipal tax roll for starters, then the business registry.
Wow, I hope you never buy a house. The difference between the marketing garbage from the realtors and the actual documents you sign will shatter your mind.
I remember moving the mouse around and noticing how fine the detail was on the mouse pointer, at that point I knew the Amiga, with its chunky sprite mouse pointer, was dead. Same thing when I saw the video demo... Sadly had to get rid of the stuff, Commodore was bankrupt by then anyways.
Thanks for that. That was way before my time but I've got quite a fondness for that era. Like the whole late-1950s to 1970s.
" In the early 1970s, while Jack Schleh was closing Soundac and moving the company's materials to a van, car thieves stole the van, which was never found."
So sad, and mysterious. I wonder if we'll find film rolls as people pass on?
Yes. I may have a unique metabolism, I don't know, but anything else than a white cotton t-shirt and I break out in smelly sweat. Polyester is the worst.
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I don't think he's the negative one here... Jeez.
j is the square root of -1 in electrical engineering, so your subject works on both levels.
If I may extrapolate what I know about open-reel tape decks, this sounds like flutter. But in the other axis.
Just tell them we'll add two hours to daylight savings time to make up for it.
Frederik Pohl?
Lately I've been feeling like I'm in a Philip K Dick novel.
Intel was a tiny company back then, they probably had to do it by hand. Even in the 1980s companies like Commodore had lots of manual input to chip design even though they had CAD.
You have *four* SXs? What's wrong with the keyboards? You mean they're missing? I guess that's why you got 4 of them, without the keyboard they're pretty cheap. You can plug in a 128D keyboard, it works, but they're just as hard to find. Some monkey on eBay is selling each key separately it seems.
I only like cow's milk when it's steamed in my capuccinos. Weird, huh? I don't drink milk otherwise. My favorite ersatz milk was Oat Dreams, which I can't get anymore in Montreal.
Except when they're speeding cameras. Then they can capture a license plate on Pluto.
They've always been available; as printed books. I have NASA Gemini mission books that are nothing but plates.
Maybe a soda siphon would help?
That's fine, but I'd be really surprised if the phosphoric acid that's in Coke appears in club soda.
...but I drink club soda, all the bubbles, none of the sugar, acid or caffeine.
No, government is just the publicly-funded private police for the corporations. Thank Milton Friedman for that!
This is a stupid word in any case. There is tons of publicly available information on people, just the municipal tax roll for starters, then the business registry.
No special leet skills required.
Raises the question. Please.
Yes, cognac.
Wow, I hope you never buy a house. The difference between the marketing garbage from the realtors and the actual documents you sign will shatter your mind.
I remember moving the mouse around and noticing how fine the detail was on the mouse pointer, at that point I knew the Amiga, with its chunky sprite mouse pointer, was dead.
Same thing when I saw the video demo... Sadly had to get rid of the stuff, Commodore was bankrupt by then anyways.
Thanks for that. That was way before my time but I've got quite a fondness for that era. Like the whole late-1950s to 1970s.
" In the early 1970s, while Jack Schleh was closing Soundac and moving the company's materials to a van, car thieves stole the van, which was never found."
So sad, and mysterious. I wonder if we'll find film rolls as people pass on?
Yes. I may have a unique metabolism, I don't know, but anything else than a white cotton t-shirt and I break out in smelly sweat.
Polyester is the worst.
You want the torque and power curve of an electric motor but the convenience of tanking up with kerosene?
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Perhaps you are not aware:
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And my taxes pay for these fine people's salaries and retirement fund... while I scramble for crumbs.