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I couldn't detect it from my casual read. English is almost certainly OP's second language so it seems much more forgivable.

I don't approve. I can't find a donation link.

Oh. You weren't kidding! It's good. They avoid all the traps, like not trying to outdo Jimmy Page's guitar solo.

You're killing me here lol

That's what she said

> I have the original 8080 manual in front of me

In case anyone's wondering what makes HN so damn great

I am thrilled by this. While the world is understandably complaining about the price of RAM and CPU I keep thinking about the demo scene or people like this. In the worst case scenario, we could retool our lives to some extent using optimized version of older tech.

I don’t think it looked awful:

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Microsoft_Windows_1....

But admittedly I did prefer the Mac.

Also he had the kid switch to smoking filtereds

> Initial results showed children's lungs in London were smaller in capacity than those in Luton

Sure but they had to live in Luton

That’s great. Thank you.

If you reply to an email, does it use the “primary“ domain name or does it use the same domain it was sent to?

Congratulations! What target environments does it support?

The Turbo Pascal programming environment was based on UCSD Pascal.

At my age, getting my game back sounds fabulous

The bass part is sick af

We didn’t have that in the Los Angeles area that I know of

I'm totally following this

"Beaver Attack" was not on my 2026 Hacker News headline bingo card

Long before most of you were born there was a special number you could call to get the time here in the USA. It would give you a localized time every 10 seconds. It was considered an authoritative value, but I knew that normal analog clocks drifted a fair amount, and I was fascinated by the Time voice.

There was also a special number to dial that was called Information. When I was about 12, I suddenly thought that’s amazing, you can just call and get information. What I didn’t know at the time was that it only applied to phone numbers.

One day, I called Information and asked them how accurate the time number was and what mechanism was used to deliver it. Incredibly, they connected my preadolescent self to a public relations person at AT&T. That person somehow took me seriously and hooked me up with another party. And that person told me about the cesium atomic clock used to keep track of the time.

Later, I would call Information to find out the acreage occupied by the Los Angeles Zoo, and it was then that they brusquely explained to me that the number was not for general knowledge.

I got mine at a NIST surplus sale for just $55k/gallon. I think it was mismarked.

OK I just made the whole story up

Bigger picture: don’t use someone else’s trademark for a domain anyway

> Keep in mind that nobody on the care team had previously discussed any risk or indeed any tradeoffs whatsoever. This was at one of the best-regarded children's hospitals in the USA.

I bet you live in the Seattle area. Similar experience with my daughter.

What sizes of SUV, trolleys, fridges, and storage basements would meet with your approval?

Same. I was just able to order an original kit on eBay for $40, so demand isn’t high.

Absolutely incredible work. This is one of the most amazing news articles I’ve encountered in decades. Congratulations team!

I feel like this could achieve techempower-level legend status

I have been wondering this for 25 years. Now I understand why New York City has so damn many empty buildings.

Wow! Great link. I’m better than average but… yeah, I’d upgrade her to goddess. She’ll just carve a new axe handle when she feels like it. Truly humbling.

Can't wait to try this on Mac (English manual install intstructions at https://github.com/kekcleader/FreeOberon/commit/489c5a929bf9...). I feel like Oberon is very much worth a look for people interested in small, powerful languages.