NEVER put a pen down in the space above a Laptop's Keyboard ! I did it... It was dark... I closed the Lid... rather forcefully... I can still hear the *CRACK*
Why not use a nice microcontroller which reads a standard chipcard ? It's much safer and waaay more l337 than this lame mechanical lock...
I built a chipcard reader which read german phonecards to open my door at the age of 14 using an commodore 64... that was kinda cool... now an Pic18F84 does the job... programmed in oure assembler:) ph33r !!
We're still using an old SEMS Solar System, which was installed 1981, with 2MB of Ram !
It's running on ~8MHz (140ns) and is built completely out of TTL-logic components (the CPU consists out of 3 15"x15" circuit boards)
It's calculating a lot of process data and serves almost 50 ASCII Terminals and a whole lot of digital and analog signals
We threw out harddrives the size of a wasching machine (50MB) two years ago and replaced them with some emulation systems (from 1992:) )
Well, it's still doing a fine Job at tremendous speed, programmed in Fortran or something called PL/16
Oh and btw... I am using IBM Model M Keyboards where I can (I had to fight for it several times at work, but it's worth it:))
ICO was the most beautiful game I've ever played.
I'm not really a big gamer, therefore I don't judge the game by it's technique. I judge it by the feeling it gives me. I simply was stunned by the visuals and sound. The way the game could convey the atmosphere of this worl was simply overwhelming...
You can call me a pussy, but the ending left me sitting there, bawling my eyes out, and I was 28 when I played it:)
I love SF-Books with lots of science (especially physics) often referred to as 'hardcore-SF'...
Like books from the great Stephen Baxter
One of my favourite books though ist 'The Diamond Age' by Neal Stephenson ('Cryptonomicon')
It has a great story and is a really stunning read..
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I will be waiting for the "Full Trilogy Extended Ultra Edition" in a big treasure chest, and a Realdoll(TM) version of Galadriel
There will also be versions with Arwen, Eowyn, Legolas, Frodo and Gilmi to meet personal taste...
Man, that is SO true....
I always knew god was an anonymous coward...
well, an "Oklahoma" will beat them all...
NEVER put a pen down in the space above a Laptop's Keyboard !
I did it...
It was dark...
I closed the Lid...
rather forcefully...
I can still hear the *CRACK*
ooohh t3h p4!n !!!
right... they were, long ago (and not all of us were...)
dammit...
hmmm...
:)
If I replace "Australian Computer Museum" with "my parents's house"
and "lack of funds" with "my mother",
It sounds like my ongoing struggle
Since we all know that it indeed *IS* fake, we like to discuss about it as when it was not fake.
That's the fun..
Epia PD Specs:
:))
Damn.. didn't see this thing before, it's damn great for building a nice firewall.
It will even fit in my Raq2 case (damn MIPS
um.. well...
:) ph33r !!
It's been posted before, I'm sure... but...
Why not use a nice microcontroller which reads a standard chipcard ? It's much safer and waaay more l337 than this lame mechanical lock...
I built a chipcard reader which read german phonecards to open my door at the age of 14 using an commodore 64... that was kinda cool... now an Pic18F84 does the job... programmed in oure assembler
We're still using an old SEMS Solar System, which was installed 1981, with 2MB of Ram ! It's running on ~8MHz (140ns) and is built completely out of TTL-logic components (the CPU consists out of 3 15"x15" circuit boards)
:) )
:))
It's calculating a lot of process data and serves almost 50 ASCII Terminals and a whole lot of digital and analog signals
We threw out harddrives the size of a wasching machine (50MB) two years ago and replaced them with some emulation systems (from 1992
Well, it's still doing a fine Job at tremendous speed, programmed in Fortran or something called PL/16
Oh and btw... I am using IBM Model M Keyboards where I can (I had to fight for it several times at work, but it's worth it
ICO was the most beautiful game I've ever played. I'm not really a big gamer, therefore I don't judge the game by it's technique. I judge it by the feeling it gives me. I simply was stunned by the visuals and sound. The way the game could convey the atmosphere of this worl was simply overwhelming... You can call me a pussy, but the ending left me sitting there, bawling my eyes out, and I was 28 when I played it :)
Funny...
My native language is german, but a scrambled text in english is much more readable to me than a german text.
I love SF-Books with lots of science (especially physics) often referred to as 'hardcore-SF'... Like books from the great Stephen Baxter One of my favourite books though ist 'The Diamond Age' by Neal Stephenson ('Cryptonomicon') It has a great story and is a really stunning read..
um...
Don't they just bypass that security code check ?
(I don't think, that the FPGA mods insert opcodes, they rather do a 'Hardware JMP' to the 'good'-end of the checking routine ?!)