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Oh wow, that brings back some memories: a fake Flash-is-out-of-date warning just poped up!

my wife's company is trying to convince people to return to the office because one of their executives thinks its embarrassing when clients come by and the offices are empty, anyways, theatre students always need some pocket money and if someone wants to join my exciting new "potemkin village as a service" startup

These are 4 computers from my childhood that I remember fondly. We had a ZX81 at home, I vividly remember the first IBM PC my dad bought from work, my uncle had an Apple II I used to play games, and finally the Acorn Archimedes I used at school and as sooooo cool!

Wondering if AI needs to be conscious to be dangerous is like wondering whether the coronavirus enjoyed itself at all those superspreader events

Time for this weekend's #NameThatCar challenge for #WeirdCarMastodon. As you will have until Monday for this one, I have gone for a rather different view than usual! I think this is pretty challenging.
For info the car is an American inspired European design, it did sell in the US in limited volumes.
Please Boost to share and encourage others to have a guess.
Please use a Content Wrapper for guesses.
Good luck.
#ClassicCars #ClassicCarsOfMastodon #OldTimerCars #OldTimersofMastodon #Car #Cars

If you are over a certain age I’m pretty sure you used Norton Commander at some point.

Who among us haven’t participated in a scheme to pay hush money to a porn star on the eve of a national election and then hide those payments illegally?

If they can come for Trump, they can come for you!

It's #DecadeDriver Week on #RetroBattlestations! Show off a computer that you think could have been used for at least a decade as a daily driver and you could win a set of vinyl decals!

Full contest rules: redd.it/11uu595

#RetroComputing

I don't know why people say regex is hard. I simply had to change

(?:\/.*)?\/(.*)\/?/

to

(?:\/.*?)?\/(.+)\/?/

and it all worked fine. 😬

Just worked out that if storage cost as much as it did in 1990 when I had a 20MB hard drive, all the storage in my house would cost £660,000,000.
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#RetroComputing

The original Atari VCS/2600 joystick. A classic device. The plastic ring inside was prone to snap when a bit too much force was used!

I’m kind of stuck at the final boss of

Don’t want to give up… but….

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