A bit of a longshot, but I'll throw this question out here! Anyone remember what sort of 6502 dev board was used for the Scottish Higher Technological Studies around 1991/2?
I remember it had keypad for entering your code as hex, 7 segment displays and digital inputs/outputs for switches, lights, stepper motors...
I remember there was a reference guide for it (folded sheet of A4) with 6502 op codes etc that could be used in the exam too. I binned school stuff many decades ago but curious to see if anyone out there still has anything from all those decades ago.
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So, out here in STL my car is easy to spot for a rather disappointing reason, and that's because I run Bee Friendly plates, the ones that support the Missouri Bee Keepers Association ( @That_One_Guy you should get a set), and apparently they've only managed to move 150 of them.
MO makes it difficult to get specialty plates, while at the same time having a mind-boggling amount of choices, 143 I think it is. Basically you have to donate to the organization, get an emblem usage form from them, and fill out an application, which application depends on the plate. I definitely like how most states do where you just get the plate at the DMV and they cut a check to the organization.
The STL Beekeepers were helping people get these and a driving force behind it happening I think. I'm considering getting some but have this weird thing with avoiding personal plates.
Yeah, they make it easy, the DMV not so much. Does seem a shame how few are out there.
Interesting, worried about personal info, or easily being spotted ? I can't help the latter, so i don't worry about it and i never do vehicle specific or personal stuff, my current plate is a silly job reference that few will get
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Still thinking the job market should be regulated to help people find jobs easier.
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This house is great for WTFs. Each bedroom has an outlet and a ceiling fan controlled by a light switch. I eas hoping they did it the easy way and used the lamp box to tie everything together, but nope, one cable in the box. So,i decided to next look at the switch, maybe that's the junction, and⦠Off the top of my head i only know two ways to wire a circuit like this, but they came up with a third, they used a 14-3 Romex cable in the switch box. Umm, i'm trying to think of what they could've done, and drawing a bit of a blank.
the revisionism is insane so many people glorify a past that never was. They just imagine that back then everything was swell and now woman "have to" work. You know who might disagree? the woman of that time. the brave woman who fought tooth and nail for womans rights. It wasn't going swell.
In the last few centuries in europe everyone who was able (this includes children regardless of gender) had to perform hard labour every day for survival
@saxnot The biggest revisionism in the western world is the complete erasure of socialist movement from 19th century that brought the issues of equality between genders, child labor, voting rights and so many other rights we all enjoy and take for granted.
You can barely find a single American who have heard of Rosa Luxemburg. You won't find any person admitting that women received right to vote in Soviet union in 1917 compared to 1944 in France. And all Nordic countries with strong socialist, social democratic movement had this passed years before others.
The "socialist feminism" is defined as an American movement from the 1970s which makes me realize how strongly and well the propaganda affected, even the "progressives" in the west.
My family is watching the Keith David-narrated Leonardo da Vinci documentary. He just told us about how da Vinci's first mechanical invention at age 24 was a device to take bars off windows and break out of a jail cell, invented after he was charged with the crime of having gay sex. Fuck yeah Leo.
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Interesting, worried about personal info, or easily being spotted ? I can't help the latter, so i don't worry about it and i never do vehicle specific or personal stuff, my current plate is a silly job reference that few will get