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True, and you often learn something new while doing it.

It sends a message.

Nice.

It was too effective.

Google has shown time and time again they do not worry about providing the search results the user is most likely seeking. They monitor ad revenue and adjust accordingly.

Zuckerberg: People just submitted it.

Zuckerberg: I don't know why.

Zuckerberg: They "trust me"

Zuckerberg: Dumb f*cks.

I member.

That's a pretty slow start, Hopefully it will ramp up quickly.

I'll have to check that out. I've been feeding flightaware since November 9, 2016 it would be nice to feed ADS-B Exchange as well.

I have a friend who does pentesting and she collects many cool and interesting looking usb flash drives for this very purpose. She says "60% of the time, it works every time."

"Also Microsoft controls the code they push on your computer, they paid the people who wrote it and they take liability for it. Browsers are automatically pushing other people's code to your computer"

No, Microsoft does not take liability, they expressly disclaim any and all liability in the users agreement.

To soften up those people up for the plea bargain phase of the american legal adventure.

That's is my take as well, the PLA print is of poor quality.

If you can't afford $30 then what is wrong with waiting until it's not $30.

That's pretty cool.

The Model 23 Teletype connected to my Netronics ELF II was so loud I was only allowed to use it during the day. It was slow, noisy and smelled like a mixture light Oil and electrical sparks but you could play Tiny Star Trek on it. At least until sundown, or it ran out of paper.

Looks closer to GPT-2.03234

I've used the Hershey fonts in several projects and they look really good.

MicroPython code to write using Hershey fonts a LCD Display: https://github.com/russhughes/ttgo-hershey-fonts

MicroPython based robot that draws using Hershey fonts: https://github.com/russhughes/turtleplotbot3

I've been toying around with adding text to the EtchArtDuino and turning it into a "typewriter" or serial terminal. https://github.com/russhughes/EtchArtDuino

Yes, I believe it was the source.

Turtle graphics are a great way to introduce younger people to python. I modified the python turtle.py module to run a small 3d printed drawing robot running MicroPython to use in workshops at our local Makerspace.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09BW6e14T1g https://github.com/russhughes/turtleplotbot3

Damn, the salesman did say I was taking an awful risk not getting the MonsterCable(tm) Super Extra ULTRA Extra Extreme SD+ card but I wasn't prepared for the extra $129.99 it cost over my SanDisk.

The amount of uncompressed audio in todays games is too damn high.

If only there was a way to do that without being treated with a general low-grade contempt.

New MacMini is upgradable as well. I just put 32GB in mine.

My dad would occasionally bring home an AD databook from work. I read through them like my friends read through HotRod magazine.

I keep a stock of various Totino's pizzas in my freezer at all times.

I'd create and teach hobbyist electronics workshops aimed at beginners. I've done a few for our local Makerspace and found it educational and satisfying.

I finished and released my design for a small 3d printed drawing robot that runs MicroPython.

https://github.com/russhughes/turtleplotbot3

Play around with this a bit to get a feel for it: http://codinglab.blogspot.com/2016/04/online-pdi-trainer.htm...

Turbo Pascal 5.5 with objects was the pinnacle of my programming enjoyment. Python 3 is catching up.

In it's defense, mine still works.