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mastodon 4.5.14+chinwagCef, Cefiar, Stuart, "hey you"! Been "on-line" since the late 1980's (pre-internet). Ran Cafe BBS between '88-'96. Electronics/computers (particularly retro)/dial-up modems/tinkering/gin/cats.
Ex Melbourne, now Canberra.
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Meanwhile, elsewhere in the house, Chrissy is also enjoying the sun this #Caturday morning.
#Tortie #Tortitude #Cats #CatsOfMastodon
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@mike @timixretroplays @jpm And I'm apparently Steve (tho not really via email, but in person, by people who know me). 😠
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@JonBaker@mastodon.social There is a Sesame Street appearance of Benoit Blanc as a puppet called 'Forks Out', solving the crime of a missing pie. Not quite the same thing, but it's definitely down the right alley.
https://youtu.be/gJxzhUAGBDw
'Forks Out': A Benoit Blanc Sesame Street Mystery | Wake Up Dead Man | Netflix
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@TechConnectify@mas.to Definitely appreciate your videos & the work that goes into them. Gotta say, the thing I hate is ppl linking videos as a response to something, usually in chat/forum/email, not the video or the production that went into it, just that the responder replying with the link to the video almost always gives no context about the video they are referencing; just a link with no explanation, not even a title. Auto link preview info helps, where such info is shown, but not all the methods of sharing a link to a video actually support it.
The anti "hey just click on this random link" person in me rebels in horror each time.
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@chris_bloke @cafuego Indeed it is. The more there is, the better of course! I think it'll get past 11111. Not sure if it'll make it to 12345 tho. ;)
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@makethecatwise Are you sure it's not the 50 pin floppy interface? Some drives did use the 50 pin Centronics connector that was later used by SCSI. SASI/SCSI used connectors that were already existing but had fallen out of use (ie: 50 pin floppy) cos they didn't need to get someone to design or appropriate a new connector.
Easy way to check: Both SCSI and 50 pin floppy have ground on every odd numbered pin, however SCSI has additional grounds on pins 20, 22, 24, 28, 30 and 34.
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@VeroniqueB99@mastodon.social And that quote is from 2017. Since then, they elected him president AGAIN. 🤦 Enuff said.
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