Reasons To Hate Capitalism #167 - Capitalism kills, but its killers never go to jail #capitalism #anticapitalism
your side project doesn't need to change the world. if it makes you happy, it's already a success. đ
#alt4me because i don't have the spoons and also nobody cares about my posts anyway
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4-panel comic. panel one shows a person using a laptop. panel two shows the page for a search engine titled goople.fart. Search text: âHow do I do [X]?â Results include three large boxes that each say AD and a link titled TOPIC: Is there a way to do [x]? panel three shows two posts from the topic.
some_guy123 said: Is there a way to do [x]? I really want to do [x] but I canât find a way how. Thanks!
i_am_so_smart said: Here Iâll walk you through it: Go to www.goople.fart, enter your question into the box, hit go, and then click on one of the many links that pop up! Gee isnât the internet amazing? You idiot? You stupid fucking idiot? Person who doesnât know how to use the internet fucking idoit baby stupid idiot
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4-panel comic. panel one shows a person using a laptop. panel two shows the page for a search engine titled goople.fart. Search text: âHow do I do [X]?â Results include three large boxes that each say AD and a link titled TOPIC: Is there a way to do [x]? panel three shows two posts from the topic.
some_guy123 said: Is there a way to do [x]? I really want to do [x] but I canât find a way how. Thanks!
i_am_so_smart said: Here Iâll walk you through it: Go to www.goople.fart, enter your question into the box, hit go, and then click on one of the many links that pop up! Gee isnât the internet amazing? You idiot? You stupid fucking idiot? Person who doesnât know how to use the internet fucking idoit baby stupid idiot
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i could find some cool BASIC programs and type them into the emulator in some videos?
would be fun to do a super star trek one
i found this one called runequest in the people's computer company magazine
Also it so pisses me off to a level I can't even express without howling like a wild beast, that fucking Intel & MS won, snuffed out all of the competing home computers*.
INTEL SUCKS SO MUCH SHIT IT MAKES SEWAGE PLANTS THROW UP IN DISGUST.
Microsoft is like if Hitler made an OS.
* (except Mac, which was objectively the least interesting of the non-PC home computers. But they made more money, and got a $150M lawsuit payout from MS, so barely escaped bankruptcy.)
#retrocomputing
When you're leeching an entire series of a magazine, it quickly becomes obvious what the lifecycle was. Rainbow starts as this ratty little mimeograph with some issues on color cardstock, then a gigantic-ass 300+ page monthly tome, then shrinks again to 64, then 16 pages.
I'm a little shocked they got to have a final issue, most just ceased, maybe you got a postcard saying "your $X subscription is now ended".
https://archive.org/details/rainbowmagazine-1993-05/mode/2up
#retrocomputing #coco
yes, yes, you don't actually stand at a standing desk as much as you think you will when you decide to get one. everybody knows this.
BUT
the real benefit of having one is being able to dial in the height of the desk when you're sitting to EXACTLY where you want it. just being able to do that has significantly reduced my mid-30's desk job back problems.
seen this in glasgow on maryhill road the other day, a #sinclair C5 chassis being used as the sign for a bicycle shop. #retro #zxspectrum

@prahou i love it đ
You, people, are great.
maybe i can make a lil zine after all!

joyful coding:
just coding for one's own self. giving yourself permission to do what you find fascinating.
i try to enjoy the moment of flow i have while working through a problem. the anxieties of life have melted away, and a glittering prompt flickers in front of me, displaying a pleasing result.
BASIC really does what it was designed to do
it is certainly very easy to get going very quickly and achieve quite a bit with very little effort
i praise the creators of BASIC, kemeny and kurtz, for their vision of an accessible and yet fascinating approach to computing
something of the spirit of BASIC is not captured by the UNIX tradition. compared to the friendliness and openness of BASIC, UNIX revels in being arcane, with its greyboards--its initiates being a select few.