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バージョン1.0と2.0で互換性が無いTopsも其々のネットワークは頼もしい。個人的にはHD20 initに依存しないネットワークドライブをノーマル512Kで使えるのが気に入ってます。
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PHP Security Advisories are out:
RCE via OOM corruption (9.2/10): github.com/php/php-src/secur…
RCE via stale global state (9.2/10): github.com/php/php-src/secur…
Need to upgrade to 8.2.35, 8.3.36, 8.4.27, or 8.5.12 ASAP to mitigate. Updates rolling out now. #PHP
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I've spoken with @jaredwsmith @chswx Wife @wellACTUALILY
about creating a Gofundme for the upcoming expenses involved with funeral etc, and bills while she gets things figured out. She gave me the green light, so please share this and donate if you can
gofund.me/b4fec1da6
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Obsolete Sony@ObsoleteSonyOct 16
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ArgentinaConnected via Argentina Android AppAccount-level information, not a live location or per-post device.
Sony's eVilla lasted less than two months back in 2001. I've still never seen one in the wild.
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Awful news... Jared was a brilliant, kind, and funny guy who will be sorely missed. Gone way too soon.
This one hurts. A dear friend in life and an excellent colleague in our weather industry Jared Smith (@chswx Charleston Weather) unexpectedly passed away yesterday due to extended complications from his heart surgery last Thursday. It was a planned surgery that was to help avoid further complications and get him where he needed to be, but it turned for the worst and many of us are surprisingly upset and very sad. Just contacted him last Wed night before the surgery and he was very positive and optimistic going into it - even said he wanted to have another get-together after the whole thing was over. Made sure to give him some positive words and wish him well. Glad I did - because I didn't know it would be the last conversation I would have with him. 😥
Jared was a one-of-a-kind person who was both genuine and generous with his time. If you knew him, he was extremely talented in all areas of his careers. I met and worked with him on the @CarolinaWxGroup for many years and we kept in good touch for all things weather here locally. Jared had just gotten married to his wife Lily Wald and was very happy. There are a lot of sad folks today wondering how and why with the complications, but let's focus on the person he was and celebrate his time with us - he touched a lot of lives with his personality and his incredible ability to share his knowledge. Truly a light that shone brightly - gone too soon. Keep him, his family and loved ones in your thoughts and say a prayer for their well being through this hard time.
Take care and hug your peeps today - make those calls you've been meaning to make that time has washed over. It's worth it.
Pics below include his wife Lily and at a College of Charleston meteorology event with Dr. Marshall Shepherd, TV Personality, Professor, Author as speaker and Meteorologist Trevor Gibbs, who among the first graduates of the CofC meteorology program. Jared was super stoked to be there as you can see. Great memory!
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Tech friends, Ash Corp is proudly announcing our future project an open source Mac System 7 inspired operating system primarily for x64 and ARM PCs.
I am getting back into programming slowly, and want to make a retro inspired modern suite of software for new hardware
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Speaking of avoid 90-degree angle PCB traces, apparently, they are superior if you just cut the tip off. 💀
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Let's talk a little more about Margaret Hamilton because she deserves it
In 1961, Margaret Hamilton was tackling massive systems, having previously wrangled room-sized computers that blared like a foghorn whenever they crashed.
Her fix wasn’t just to patch the bug. Everytime there was a crash, she took a Polaroid of the programmer who wrote it, and a note on the mistake. That way, if it ever happened again, they wouldn't be starting from scratch. They could note patterns and the last person who triaged that failure could help.
This is a critical aspect of what she gave us. She didn’t stop at fixing errors. She studied their patterns so she could see them coming. She called them “the enemy,” and she meant it.
Initially, when she was working on failure modes, higher-ups were errors wouldn't happen she actually named her program “Forget It.” But failures did happen. And her mindset, and discipline sent men to the Moon.
Her Apollo software was built to expect the unexpected, and on Apollo 11 it recognized an overload mid-landing and kept the critical tasks running.
Every postmortem, every bug tracker, every “let’s make sure this never happens again” carries a little of her in it.
Thank you, and rest in peace, Margaret Hamilton 🚀
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🚨RETRO COMMUNITY ALERT🚨Please share far and wide. Members must avoid purchasing from megaseller Fossil Computers on eBay who refuses to take accountability for mistakes. His response to honest feedback was to share my account w/ a "blocklist" of friends. WE MUST AVOID THIS SELLER!
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We’ve lost an icon. Margaret Hamilton, a computer science pioneer best known for her work at MIT leading development of the flight software for the Apollo missions to the moon, has died at 90. Read about her legacy via MIT News: news.mit.edu/2026/margaret-h…
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Apple Portable StyleWriter。シリアルからパラレルへの変換がある分スピードに難ありだがpowerbookと同系色ということでバッテリーを捨ててしまったことが悔やまれる。Newtonでも使えるしね😉










































