It’s a bit of a cold spell here. 64 deg F (62 with the wind chill). That’s 17.8 C for my Canadian friends.
(It’s colder inside my house than it is outside though)
It’s a bit of a cold spell here. 64 deg F (62 with the wind chill). That’s 17.8 C for my Canadian friends.
(It’s colder inside my house than it is outside though)
Heading up to my ancestral home and native land. Waiting in Detroit for a flight to Toronto. Red Wings playing on my bday Sunday. Will miss first half of Lions-Rams. Have confirmed that the game will be on TV in the room.
Wtf with the wind forecast. Had to bring the heavy coat. 50 mph gusts which is a shit lot of kph.
is it something like dir > directory_list.txt?
It was 37 degrees at my house two days ago in the early AM!
edit: I do not know what that is in communist temperature
Yes, but there are a couple of things that were new to me:
Nice, I haven’t been doing any real work in a Windows environment for 20 years so it was a bit of a guess. I had heard Widows was getting a better terminal but never had a chance to play with it.
It was 37 degrees up in Norcal the other day and someone on the Bay Area subreddit made a thread asking how people deal with such cold weather.
We’re soft people.
I went up on a roof one morning in your part of town and it was icy. Real ice. That never happens in my part of town.
My daughter texted that it was 36 in Santa Cruz today. She doesn’t have anything like a winter coat there, but some kind of coat/sweater combo is probably good enough.
Uber experience in Texas continues to be … different
This morning I got a driver in his 70s who told me his life story complete with dates, Bible verses and his grandson’s SAT score
Nice!
I used to have a copy of this. It included lots of cool little utilities. It was probably the last time I felt like I understood the inner workings of an operating system. I wish I still had it.
DOS Power Tools: Techniques, Tricks and Utilities is a book by Paul Somerson, first published in 1988 by Bantam Books and sponsored by PC Magazine. The book offers a guide to approaching MS-DOS (and its cousin PC DOS) as well as various tricks and utility programs—the latter provided as x86 assembly source code listings and as compiled .COM and .EXE executables on an accompanying floppy disk (later expanded to three disks). The book was a best-seller and received positive critical reception. The...
I see a copy on Amazon for $4 + shipping!
Eta But even if it comes with the disk, what am I going to do with a 5.25" floppy? I do have a friend who would have a drive. Maybe it’s time to reconnect.
chat gpt is good for all that stuff
Try 50s in socal. End of the world.
I assume they have contracts with law enforcement to not sell to normal people, but I am not 100% on that.
This is my recollection from back when this was in the news a lot because of the fbi and apple facing off.
This doesn’t make any sense at all. If I’m a company that can do this and I can serve only one of the following two markets:
I’d suspect market #2 would be larger and more lucrative, and I’d just forget about helping the cops at all.
Hell yeah
The market for #2 IS lucrative, but not exactly legal. So selling to the cops has less risk of jailtime, which is one big advantage.
but not exactly legal.
What law are they breaking? I believe you. I just want you to tell me what it is.
Theft of the device.