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So, the #purists #claim "it's not the same without a real disk drive - the sound and the haptics ..." when it comes to #FloppyDisks and #DiskDrives and they're probably right.
But did you ever notice that this purism seems to be fixed on rotating disk media only.
I mean, no one ever says "it's not the same without loading from tape - the sound, the haptics, the endless waiting ..." or "it's not the same without 9 pin #DotMatrix #Printers - the noise, the paper jams ..."
think about it ... 🤔
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Why yes, I do think that programming is working with my hands...and eyes. Self care score! #nooneasked #selfawareness var #SwiftUI = #selfcare #digital #dotmandala
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#Handsome bearded #fitnesstrainer Levi (aka #LeviWalker) #flipfuck #HaydenHunter until they fuck the cum out of each other
See more -> https://hotmalefuckers.com/2023/11/handsome-trainer-levi-flip-fucks-hayden-hunter-at-seancody/
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Si jamais vous étiez frustré·es que je n'ai pas eu le temps de faire une démo de Liquid Prompt à la fin de ma présentation à #CDL2023 Je vais essayer de convaincre @fabi1cazenave de me laisser faire une démo de DotMatrix lors du #tuppervim à 14h, en salle B306.
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💡🖨️ For terminal access, you don't even need a monitor. Ancestor of this dot matrix printer with a keyboard, the DECwriter III, had its roots in teleprinters, which evolved from telegraphy. This model dates back to 1977 and supports only the more modern RS-232 standard with a maximum speed of 9600 bit/s.
#computermuseum #computerhistory #slovenia #ljubljana #dotmatrixprinter #retrotech #nostalgia #nostalgie #70er #retrocomputing #decwriter #vintagecomputer #vintagecomputing #retro #terminal
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💡🖨️ For terminal access, you don't even need a monitor. Ancestor of this dot matrix printer with a keyboard, the DECwriter III, had its roots in teleprinters, which evolved from telegraphy. This model dates back to 1977 and supports only the more modern RS-232 standard with a maximum speed of 9600 bit/s.
#computermuseum #computerhistory #slovenia #ljubljana #dotmatrixprinter #retrotech #nostalgia #nostalgie #70er #retrocomputing #decwriter #vintagecomputer #vintagecomputing #retro #terminal
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💡🖨️ For terminal access, you don't even need a monitor. Ancestor of this dot matrix printer with a keyboard, the DECwriter III, had its roots in teleprinters, which evolved from telegraphy. This model dates back to 1977 and supports only the more modern RS-232 standard with a maximum speed of 9600 bit/s.
#computermuseum #computerhistory #slovenia #ljubljana #dotmatrixprinter #retrotech #nostalgia #nostalgie #70er #retrocomputing #decwriter #vintagecomputer #vintagecomputing #retro #terminal
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💡🖨️ For terminal access, you don't even need a monitor. Ancestor of this dot matrix printer with a keyboard, the DECwriter III, had its roots in teleprinters, which evolved from telegraphy. This model dates back to 1977 and supports only the more modern RS-232 standard with a maximum speed of 9600 bit/s.
#computermuseum #computerhistory #slovenia #ljubljana #dotmatrixprinter #retrotech #nostalgia #nostalgie #70er #retrocomputing #decwriter #vintagecomputer #vintagecomputing #retro #terminal
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Integrating a Macintosh SE, and an ImageWriter II dot matrix printer into a modern network: browsing the web, printing with AirPrint, and sharing files
#Macintosh #MacintoshSE #RetroComputing #ImageWriter #DotMatrixPrinter
https://connor.zip/posts/2023-08-04-localtalk-ethernet -
Integrating a Macintosh SE, and an ImageWriter II dot matrix printer into a modern network: browsing the web, printing with AirPrint, and sharing files
#Macintosh #MacintoshSE #RetroComputing #ImageWriter #DotMatrixPrinter
https://connor.zip/posts/2023-08-04-localtalk-ethernet -
Integrating a Macintosh SE, and an ImageWriter II dot matrix printer into a modern network: browsing the web, printing with AirPrint, and sharing files
#Macintosh #MacintoshSE #RetroComputing #ImageWriter #DotMatrixPrinter
https://connor.zip/posts/2023-08-04-localtalk-ethernet -
Integrating a Macintosh SE, and an ImageWriter II dot matrix printer into a modern network: browsing the web, printing with AirPrint, and sharing files
#Macintosh #MacintoshSE #RetroComputing #ImageWriter #DotMatrixPrinter
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Restoring Dot Matrix Printer Cartridges For 2023 - The noise of a dot matrix printer is probably as synonymous with 1980s computing a... - https://hackaday.com/2023/05/27/restoring-dot-matrix-printer-cartridges-for-2023/ #dotmatrixprinter #printercartridge #retrocomputing #printerribon
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Restoring Dot Matrix Printer Cartridges For 2023 - The noise of a dot matrix printer is probably as synonymous with 1980s computing a... - https://hackaday.com/2023/05/27/restoring-dot-matrix-printer-cartridges-for-2023/ #dotmatrixprinter #printercartridge #retrocomputing #printerribon
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Restoring Dot Matrix Printer Cartridges For 2023 - The noise of a dot matrix printer is probably as synonymous with 1980s computing a... - https://hackaday.com/2023/05/27/restoring-dot-matrix-printer-cartridges-for-2023/ #dotmatrixprinter #printercartridge #retrocomputing #printerribon
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Restoring Dot Matrix Printer Cartridges For 2023 - The noise of a dot matrix printer is probably as synonymous with 1980s computing a... - https://hackaday.com/2023/05/27/restoring-dot-matrix-printer-cartridges-for-2023/ #dotmatrixprinter #printercartridge #retrocomputing #printerribon
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A Tiny LED Matrix is Better With Friends - When we last heard from [lixielabs] he was building Nixie tube replacements out of etched acrylic an... - https://hackaday.com/2020/12/23/a-tiny-led-matrix-is-better-with-friends/ #addressableled #tinyledmatrix #arduinohacks #addressable #daisychain #chainable #dotmatrix #ledmatrix #ledhacks #arduino #esp8266 #attiny #esp32 #led
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RGB LED Shutter Shades - [splat238] is back at it again with another cool RGB LED display project. We were contemplating wh... - https://hackaday.com/2020/08/05/rgb-led-shutter-shades/ #wearablehacks #leddisplay #dotmatrix #ledhacks #neopixel #esp8266 #ws2812b
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A Face Mask That’s Functional and Hacker-Certified - [splat238] needed a mask for going out in public, but wanted something that fit his personal style... more: https://hackaday.com/2020/07/27/a-face-mask-thats-functional-and-hacker-certified/ #wearablehacks #coronavirus #leddisplay #dotmatrix #ledhacks #neopixel #esp8266 #ws2812b #covid
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CW: Progress - Zine Station
@requiem My #ZineStation is an HP Omnibook 300 DOS PC that I use to write on. I print newsletters and pamphlets on a vintage dotmatrix printer and print zines on a laser printer.
Everything I'm doing now is done on software and hardware from the 80s and early 90s.
I've printed ... several thousand magazines over the last five years in black and white and color on various pieces of equipment and made with various software. I'm happy to discuss if you're interested.
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“Glixie” Puts a New Spin on Glow-In-The-Dark Displays - For as many projects as we see using Nixie tubes in new and unusual ways, there’s a smaller but of... more: https://hackaday.com/2020/03/20/glixie-puts-a-new-spin-on-glow-in-the-dark-displays/ #phosphorescent #glowinthedark #mischacks #dotmatric #nixie #led #uv
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The Bluetooth LCD Sniffer You Didn’t Know You Needed - At one time or another, we’ve all suffered through working with a piece of equipment that didn’t fea... more: https://hackaday.com/2019/07/29/the-bluetooth-lcd-sniffer-you-didnt-know-you-needed/ #2019hackadayprize #thehackadayprize #dotmatrixdisplay #adafruitfeather #logicanalyzer #toolhacks #bluetooth #sniffer #ks0108 #nrf52 #lcd
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Visualizing LEDs for More Efficient Pin Packing - The archetypal “blink an LED” is a great starter project on any platform, but once the bug takes ho... more: https://hackaday.com/2019/06/19/visualizing-leds-for-more-efficient-pin-packing/ #charlieplex #leddisplay #dotmatrix #efficient #ledmatrix #multiplex #ledhacks #led
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Arduino Converts Serial to Parallel: the Paralleloslam - After a youth spent playing with Amigas and getting into all sorts of trouble on the school computer... more: https://hackaday.com/2019/03/28/arduino-converts-serial-to-parallel-the-paralleloslam/ #microcontrollers #dotmatrixprinter #classichacks #dotmatrix #featured #hardware #interest #parallel #printer #serial
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FBO vs FBS: стратегии мотивации продавцов для операторов маркетплейсов
Что для покупателя маркетплейса важно не меньше, чем привлекательная цена? Быстрая и предсказуемая доставка. Именно логистическая схема, по которой продавцы хранят и отправляют товары, напрямую...
#DST #DSTGlobal #ДСТ #ДСТГлобал #DSTplatform #ДСТПлатформ #DSTmarketplace #DSTМаркетплейс #маркетплейс #FBO #FBS #оператормаркетплейса #Fulfillment #Seller #комиссия #Wildberries #DBS
Читать далее: https://dstglobal.ru/club/1235-fbo-vs-fbs-strategii-motivacii-prodavcov-dlja-operatorov-marketpleisov.html
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Part 3 of the StyloBot Release Series is up.
https://www.mostlylucid.net/blog/stylobot-release-reliability
This one is less about bots and more about the reality of long-running .NET based systems: everything that learns from traffic eventually accumulates.
Came from one of my periodic reliability reviews where StyloBot’s vector layer had drifted to 13GB on the .NET Large Object Heap due to the wrong abstraction (in-process HNSW behaving like an unbounded cache).
The interesting part wasn’t the fix. It was recognising that the architecture itself was wrong for the runtime pattern.
Covers:
how I periodically review long-running services
using dotnet-counters, dotMemory and dotTrace to find growth
why “just add a cap” is often the wrong answer
replacing unbounded ANN structures with bounded hot caches + compacted persistence
taking the vector layer from 13GB LOH to <6MB
The broader point applies to any system that “remembers”:
bot detection, fraud scoring, recommendations, anomaly detection, RAG pipelines, adaptive systems.
Fix the shape, not the symptom.
#dotnet #aspnetcore #performance #architecture #ai #rag #observability
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Part 3 of the StyloBot Release Series is up.
https://www.mostlylucid.net/blog/stylobot-release-reliability
This one is less about bots and more about the reality of long-running .NET based systems: everything that learns from traffic eventually accumulates.
Came from one of my periodic reliability reviews where StyloBot’s vector layer had drifted to 13GB on the .NET Large Object Heap due to the wrong abstraction (in-process HNSW behaving like an unbounded cache).
The interesting part wasn’t the fix. It was recognising that the architecture itself was wrong for the runtime pattern.
Covers:
how I periodically review long-running services
using dotnet-counters, dotMemory and dotTrace to find growth
why “just add a cap” is often the wrong answer
replacing unbounded ANN structures with bounded hot caches + compacted persistence
taking the vector layer from 13GB LOH to <6MB
The broader point applies to any system that “remembers”:
bot detection, fraud scoring, recommendations, anomaly detection, RAG pipelines, adaptive systems.
Fix the shape, not the symptom.
#dotnet #aspnetcore #performance #architecture #ai #rag #observability
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Part 3 of the StyloBot Release Series is up.
https://www.mostlylucid.net/blog/stylobot-release-reliability
This one is less about bots and more about the reality of long-running .NET based systems: everything that learns from traffic eventually accumulates.
Came from one of my periodic reliability reviews where StyloBot’s vector layer had drifted to 13GB on the .NET Large Object Heap due to the wrong abstraction (in-process HNSW behaving like an unbounded cache).
The interesting part wasn’t the fix. It was recognising that the architecture itself was wrong for the runtime pattern.
Covers:
how I periodically review long-running services
using dotnet-counters, dotMemory and dotTrace to find growth
why “just add a cap” is often the wrong answer
replacing unbounded ANN structures with bounded hot caches + compacted persistence
taking the vector layer from 13GB LOH to <6MB
The broader point applies to any system that “remembers”:
bot detection, fraud scoring, recommendations, anomaly detection, RAG pipelines, adaptive systems.
Fix the shape, not the symptom.
#dotnet #aspnetcore #performance #architecture #ai #rag #observability
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Part 3 of the StyloBot Release Series is up.
https://www.mostlylucid.net/blog/stylobot-release-reliability
This one is less about bots and more about the reality of long-running .NET based systems: everything that learns from traffic eventually accumulates.
Came from one of my periodic reliability reviews where StyloBot’s vector layer had drifted to 13GB on the .NET Large Object Heap due to the wrong abstraction (in-process HNSW behaving like an unbounded cache).
The interesting part wasn’t the fix. It was recognising that the architecture itself was wrong for the runtime pattern.
Covers:
how I periodically review long-running services
using dotnet-counters, dotMemory and dotTrace to find growth
why “just add a cap” is often the wrong answer
replacing unbounded ANN structures with bounded hot caches + compacted persistence
taking the vector layer from 13GB LOH to <6MB
The broader point applies to any system that “remembers”:
bot detection, fraud scoring, recommendations, anomaly detection, RAG pipelines, adaptive systems.
Fix the shape, not the symptom.
#dotnet #aspnetcore #performance #architecture #ai #rag #observability
