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There's always DOSBox!
There's not much application for knowledge graphs in e.g. a CRUD app of customer names and addresses, but turns out there are an unlimited number of things you can describe about e.g. a protein, and you can't just design one schema because you don't know how it's going to be queried.
See: https://bioregistry.io for countless examples of public datasets used everywhere from academia to "big pharma".
Are we indeed! I look forward to the new era of retro games then - maybe they will finally move on from the SNES aesthetic.
Do you have a reference?
I think it might contribute more than you think, looking at how many points the rising articles have. Especially if your one vote is an early vote.
let is preferred nowadays in JS and doesn’t have the weird hoisting behaviour that var does/did. JS has neither “range” nor pointers though so I’m not sure what you mean by that.
Fair enough about the others, but that’s a controversial opinion about 3, which is critically acclaimed and a classic for anyone played it as a kid in the late 90s. It only gets criticised because Ron Gilbert wasn’t involved.
The voice acting cast from it are nearly all in Return, along with lots of references, so it’s canon for Gilbert purists now too!
4 is indeed very much a pain (and so are the controls). The PS2 version is better than the PC version in my experience.
(Somehow this is both sarcasm and the literal situation of people I know.)
I use an IDE to SD card adapter rather than CF, as SD cards are super cheap and easy to image.