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Buttcoin purse posted:Why all the NetWare hate? Noted poster Buttcoin purse answered that question quite well Buttcoin purse posted:I've only got a little experience with 3.x. I mean to say it wasn't as polished as Microsoft's solution would be an understatement, but it seemed to work well. For anyone who hasn't done it, installing it is a real adventure. Instead of a step-by-step installer like you'd expect from just about any other piece of software, you have to read through lots of steps in the manual, each of which involves running some commands, knowing exactly what type of hard drive controller you have, etc. There was a lot of going in and out of various tools, making configuration files, and so on. I guess classic Unix operating systems were like this too?
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Grand Prize Winner posted:Did anyone clock the power cable that guy was using? Not used to seeing such bigass IECs. He's apparently started buying cheap "audiophile" power cables from Amazon just for the novelty/ridiculousness: https://twitter.com/lazygamereviews/status/1193334460625948673
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Mr.Radar posted:He's apparently started buying cheap "audiophile" power cables from Amazon just for the novelty/ridiculousness: Check out my mod bro  only the thicc'est cables will do  Tremors 5 lookin good 
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lol just lol if you can't transmit a gigawatt to and from your speakers
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The cables aren't thick, it's all the garden hose over the cable.
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Nov 10, 2019 19:20
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Just slurp the wav out of the computer hose
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Need my cables to be shielded against the possibility of a neutrino storm flipping some bits in my lossless Vinyl. Upgrading to a qubit DAC to ensure maximum data integrity
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FilthyImp posted:Need my cables to be shielded against the possibility of a neutrino storm flipping some bits in my lossless Vinyl. Upgrading to a qubit DAC to ensure maximum data integrity No fair, you changed my music by measuring it.
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Grand Prize Winner posted:E: saw this while digging the thread for something else: Is the joke that a single iPhone has the functionality of every device in that picture?
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Weatherman posted:Is the joke that a single iPhone has the functionality of every device in that picture? Oh they put the headphone jack back in?
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LifeSunDeath posted:Check out my mod bro I’m the minuscule terminals on the ends.
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Cojawfee posted:No fair, you changed my music by measuring it. Ha!
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LifeSunDeath posted:Check out my mod bro EXTRA T H I C C
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FilthyImp posted:my lossless Vinyl I heat my house exclusively with a mint first pressing of Dark Side of the Moon, because nothing beats the warmth of vinyl.
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rndmnmbr posted:I heat my house exclusively with a mint first pressing of Dark Side of the Moon, because nothing beats the warmth of vinyl. I use my mint quadrophic pressing as a central heating system. 
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LifeSunDeath posted:
What is that weird fiberglass insulation/ clay looking pillow thing? That's weirding me out more than the big-rear end jackets on the cables.
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boo_radley posted:What is that weird fiberglass insulation/ clay looking pillow thing? That's weirding me out more than the big-rear end jackets on the cables. Chicago-style pizza.
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Cojawfee posted:No fair, you changed my music by
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Jerry Cotton posted:Chicago-style pizza. nah it actually looks edible
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 $25. I'm not even mad at it.
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Trabant posted:
It's by 8bitdo, which is a good sign. For whatever it's worth, I have an 8bitdo SNES-alike controller and it's absolute top quality. My hands literally cannot tell it apart from an original Nintendo-made controller. For my purposes, I'd prefer if it was wired USB instead of bluetooth, but it still works perfectly as it is. I can't even detect any lag from the wireless when playing Mario or Street Fighter II, and I swear I can feel the lag from wireless mice, and no I'm NOT just imagining it.
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I love it but I am mad that they're loving around with stuff like this instead of getting the Zero 2 out the door already!!!
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Trabant posted:
welp that's getting ordered soon and yeah, 8bitdo makes very very good controllers. I own a few SF30s and they're incredibly good quality, 1:1 SNES controllers. I can't recommend them enough. e. Oh, it looks like they don't sell the 1:1 controllers anymore at least on Amazon, that sucks. I don't really like the redesign's look, but I'm sure the hardware is still great. e2. I take that back, I like the color scheme / look of this one: https://www.amazon.com/8Bitdo-Sn30-Bluetooth-Gamepad-Classic-Nintendo/dp/B0734MTKWQ/ref=sr_1_54?keywords=sf30&qid=1573544136&sr=8-54&th=1 Code Jockey has a new favorite as of 08:37 on Nov 12, 2019 |
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Jerry Cotton posted:The cables aren't thick, it's all the garden hose over the cable. somebody bought a bunch to chop open and found out they were packed with iron shavings between the outer cover and the inner cable SniperWoreConverse has a new favorite as of 16:39 on Nov 12, 2019 |
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SniperWoreConverse posted:somebody bought a bunch to chop open and found out they were packed with iron shavings between the outer cover and the inner cable Yeah that shields the music from your friends' bad thoughts about your cool set up.
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SniperWoreConverse posted:somebody bought a bunch to chop open and found out they were packed with iron shavings between the outer cover and the inner cable I'm no engineer, but wouldn't that induce capacitance?
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8bitdo stuff is pretty choice. I use the original nespro30 with the clip on my phone for RetroArch. My only complaint about the newer one is that it can't wake up the switch, so I end up using the Pro controller half the time anyway. To link it back, if you retrogame, I've heard that the 8bitdo Bluetooth adaptors for the retro consoles are pretty choice, as is the GC adaptor for Switch.
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Cojawfee posted:Yeah that shields the music from your friends' bad thoughts about your cool set up. Like wooden knobs that make sure your friends don't mess up your finely tuned controls.
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Last night at a random bar I met up with Jamie Woodhouse from Team17 fame. I haven't seen him in a long time. Anyone got any questions, request documentation? I've drunekenly gone through some of the old code and design papers many years ago and he says he still has them.
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Humphreys posted:Last night at a random bar I met up with Jamie Woodhouse from Team17 fame. I haven't seen him in a long time. Anyone got any questions, request documentation? I've drunekenly gone through some of the old code and design papers many years ago and he says he still has them. Wrestle with Retrorecipes for old Amigas.
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Neito posted:8bitdo stuff is pretty choice. I use the original nespro30 with the clip on my phone for RetroArch. Yes to the adapter. I have a customised DS4 that I like so it is nice to have a good "player one" controller; sadly it only synchs to one controller at a time.
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Lurking Haro posted:Wrestle with Retrorecipes for old Amigas. I've already sent him a message asking if he wants anything specific considering his current thing with Worms. Also have an Amiga collector in Western Australia who has literal shipping containers of Amigas interested. (As for wrestling, Retrorecipes would take him easily)
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Trabant posted:
In hell this is the only computer input advice allowed, using a poorly designed on screen keyboard. The B button clears the entire field. Computer programmers write code with them directly carved into themselves.
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T-man posted:In hell this is the only computer input advice allowed, using a poorly designed on screen keyboard. The B button clears the entire field. Computer programmers write code with them directly carved into themselves. Stop making me want to buy one more.
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 I got this as a birthday present when I was 8, and man I don't remember it being that bad, but it was bad. Used a serial to 3.5mm audio port to transfer photos. Resolution of 160x120. You could save a whopping 6 images at a time. Took like 15 seconds to transfer each image. The software that came with it was the best part for kid me. Here's the LGR video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfFeCfp_xPk
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Howdges posted:
oh hey in high school I had the unbranded version of this, exactly the same specs-wise, just silver and bricklike instead of cartoon colored and whimsical it was incredible to me because it cost like $40, like maybe five years after Sony Mavicas (640x480 on a 3.5" floppy) were going for $700
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I had a similar Cheap camera called a Jam Cam and I used it to photoshop my friends into cockpits of airlines,2 years before 9/11
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Last Chance posted:I had a similar Cheap camera called a Jam Cam and I used it to photoshop my friends into cockpits of airlines,2 years before 9/11 and then you immediately stopped on 9/11 and did not commit any federal felonies no way no how sir
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