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The company's history page says they were part of the merger in 1967 that created "Big Nokia": https://company.nokiantyres.com/about-us/history/#:~:text=19...

This changed in 1988 with the formation of an LLC, in 1995 they went public and in 2003 shares still held by the parent company were sold off to Bridgestone.

A motorcycle named Norton Commander also exists, and Nokia* sold winter bicycle tires with studs on them so they would grip better on ice and snow.

Prog8 requires 64tass (for which a .deb package exists it looks like) and a Java runtime: https://github.com/irmen/prog8

TRSE should also work on Linux: https://lemonspawn.com/turbo-rascal-syntax-error-expected-bu...

Pin 3 on the power connector used to be constant 3.3V, but its purpose changed to keeping the drive in a low-power shutdown state for enabling e.g. staggered spinup: https://www.tomshardware.com/news/hdd-sata-power-disable-fea...

One that lets people enter. We will figure out exiting later, with exiting on a different floor as a stretch goal.

They both have one: https://archive.org/details/commodore-64-manual-en-1982/page...

On the user port I managed to short 5V to GND instead :'(

Wasn't the GDR subject to CoCom restrictions?

There is one small difference, BMC64 uses Circle and circle-stdlib to produce a bare metal image and does not rely on a Linux distribution: https://github.com/smuehlst/circle-stdlib

Do lottery winners get struck by lightning?

Same with Beaker Browser and Dat/Hyperdrive as its backend.

Also battery backup (or at least some beefy capacitors).

I will just leave this here: https://youtu.be/mg0l7f25bhU

There is a reference to a Ribbonfarm post where the term is explored: https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2010/07/26/a-big-little-idea-call...

I see where they are coming from but still have a hard time making the connection between the idea and the word.

Some Alienware laptops had an HDMI input: https://youtu.be/Otln0Ao2z6M?t=36

Which has 27 merged PRs in its git repository.

Pandora's monster, Pandora is the scientist.

Same thing happened to PC PSUs. I don't think there is a recent unit that still has the self-destruct voltage selector switch which pops them if you are in 230V land (and the switch is set to the smaller setting).

AC wiggles and wobbles.

The journal mentioned in the article (Brain, Behavior and Immunity - Health) has a few submissions related to this topic, like the one that examines CRP levels and social media use: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37224891/

What if I just want to spite my enemies with my continued existence? They will shake their fist angrily at the sky for decades to come.

Is causing*

I'm waiting for microphone support so I can make the frog on Ze Frank's website sing.

Assuming it's an octal number: 1042.

A long list of the books in the series can be found here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Fighting_Fantasy_gameb...

Some feature a branching storyline while in others the paragraphs are arranged in a 2D grid-like fashion and you can visit an earlier place multiple times.

(One thing that has stuck with me is a bad ending in one of them, where you are captured and the last choice you make is whether you want to sit in a small cage or stand in a tall and narrow cage for the rest of your life. I mean come on)

Note that I'm only appreciating them from a safe distance (and from the front). For an introductory list of the many things that can harm someone opening the cover, here's one: https://www.ifixit.com/Troubleshooting/Television/CRT+Repair...

Members of the forum "Elektrotanya" have collected a nice set of service manuals and schematics over the years: https://elektrotanya.com/content/about-site

I also see Polish forums when looking for TV stuff but I don't have a specific suggestion for that corner of the web.

In... mice? Nay, this time it is adults over the age of 60.

"acute" is paired with "chronic" and indicates onset, not severity.

What (or why) is that end-of-level sound effect, though?

In one video I've seen UTM used mouse emulation without absolute positioning: it treated the screen surface as a giant trackpoint nub and you could move away from the current location with variable speed. A native on-screen keyboard is also available.

For absolute positioning a USB input device is emulated, so this might not work in Windows 98 without a suitable driver: https://docs.getutm.app/preferences/ios/#cursor