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I'm working with the Brunswick A2 machines. Here's a link to the service manual if you're curious what these machines are like (PDF): https://brunswickbowling.com/uploads/document-library/Servic...

https://x0r.be/@mtm/106310373200174194

Not sure about receipt scanning though.

* point my phone at a TV while I aligned an outside VHF antenna

* point my phone at a security flood while I figured out which breaker in the garage controlled it

Will Quill play nice with federated systems?

# cp [existing-thing] [new-thing]

# mv [existing-thing] [new-thing]

# ln -s [existing-thing] [new-thing]

So nice to capture a flow of commands and notes in a single plain text file

Walter was quick with a fix. Sometimes it is the compiler, but usually it's not.

* malloc/free (ref counting GC)

* memory pooling (no heap, stack-based for memory constrained systems)

* third party allocators

* third party GC

Details here: http://ferret-lang.org/#sec-4-2

It goes into amazing detail on the history of the spacecraft and the events that made it possible. For example: the story of an intern figuring out the '3 body' problem and, from there, the concept of 'gravity assist' gave me goosebumps

javascript:(function()%7Bopen(location.href+'?w=1');%7D)();void(0);

My needs are simple: emacs, Clojure (with Icedtea), Icecat and StumpWM. Plus all the guile goodness!

Just realized I'm living in a system with four Lisps front and center (guile, Common Lisp, elisp, and Clojure)

He goes into some detail about how they have to design around the low Reynolds numbers at that altitude and other esoterica, very interesting.

Trello and Hipchat integration would be awesome (actually, how about a nice plugin system or a way to fire off REST calls (and receive them as well))

   "Nosy, aren't you?"