Linker3000
Linker3000
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I started in electronics & now work in IT. I talk nonsense here about hobby stuff: Electronics, STEM, IoT, Meshtastic, Vintage 8-bit computers. My dog is called Holly & she's much cuter than me | West Sussex, UK | Views are my own. Sometimes I'm right.
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Anyone here playing with Winboat (Run Windows apps on Linux). Thoughts so far? https://www.winboat.app/
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According to MIT News, Margaret Hamilton died at the age of 90. "A profoundly influential computer scientist best known for leading the software engineering team at MIT’s Instrumentation Lab during NASA’s Apollo program". This famous photo 🔽 inspired the For All Mankind character Margo Madison.
ah damn, RIP Margaret Hamilton. she took safety-critical software engineering seriously, and got people to the moon and back. news.mit.edu/2026/margare...
This is awesome: A searchable archive of Byte magazine: byte.tsundoku.io
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Fancy that NTSC CRT..oh well... https://kotaku.com/trumps-new-e-waste-policy-has-vintage-tech-collectors-anxious-theyll-be-caught-in-the-crossfire-2000722706
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Smart people, have you used successfully any of the e-ink shelf label displays from AliExpress with https://www.openepaperlink.de/ I'm designing a system to display occupancy info outside meeting rooms, with no wiring, and central control from a room booking system. Ideas appreciated.
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I have been writing long-form history articles for Digikey's industry magazine. They have just published my 27th article. My website has a complete catalog of the stories. Each and every article will have a story that you have never heard before, I promise. cybercitycircuits.com/2025/12/31/r...
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I am intrigued by the computer at the start of this clip. It looks like an AI has had a go at making a picture of a Commodore PET and got it wrong. The keyboard is missing a few keys and the disk drives would be an aftermarket add on, and then a separate monitor? Anyone recognise it?
Managing the Micro (14th June 1981). Brian Redhead looks at word processors and the future of total information systems.
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