The company that made my TV is engaged in copyright infringement, you say? Transmitting copyrighted images over the Internet for profit?
Huh.
The company that made my TV is engaged in copyright infringement, you say? Transmitting copyrighted images over the Internet for profit?
Huh.
Phones’ modems have their own firmware that gets flashed by the cell provider, so I think spies would target that.
It’s lemmy.ml that censors it. I see it just fine here.
Castle Adventure
I played this on a Visual Commuter (with no LCD?). Amber monitor with nice long phosphor persistence. My grandmother loved to point out the typos… “You are in a Cooridor.”
Zelda, meet Jelda. (Her shirt is JEANS!)
For sure. I see one in my town occasionally:
LIBERALS ARE DEMONIC
🙄
How many positions are available?
me@yourmumshouse.cum
That’s funny! If someone was trying to infect my PC via e-mail, I would expect them to be sending pdf files.
Also check out ELKS for your even older CPUs.
Use DNS-based blocking. I put Tomato firmware on my router and block for all devices on my network. Rethink can selfhost DNS on Android too.
You have the best list here, but you forgot Wipeout series. Futuristic racing with weapons, set to electronic music.
I hear this as often as I hear “jalapeno” (missing the eñe) 😑
Look, if he was dying, he wouldn’t bother to type “aarrggh”. He’d just say it!
I’d love a 20V battery for power tools that just has a USB3 plug instead of special chargers.
Good news, I’m starting to see products like this on the market!
Potential or electromotive force. “Voltage” is long accepted. The only use of “amperage” you’ll find in The Art of Electronics is in the index: Amperage, see current. Ampère called current “intensité du courant”, hence I in V = I × R.
I don’t know why it bugs me. This is Mildly Infuriating… The place for nitpicking! 😅
For some reason, “amperage” mildly infuriates me. It’s current.
Voltage equals amperage times ohmage.
I got to meet Legaia’s creator Hidenori Shibao. He also created Lennus (“Paladin’s Quest” that I enjoyed on SNES in my youth) and its sequel.