View of the storage lake from the saddle dam. This dam is a secondary one made of crushed rock and is only for the small gap on the side between two hills (hence the saddle)
Being a COVID19 new year, I watched the Netflix movie Midnight Sky which stars (and directed by) George Clooney.
It's beautifully made but really needs you to care for the characters more and.. I didn't really. I did like how the ending wasn't clear about what will happen and didn't have some bullshit "... and they lived happily ever after".
But those two at the end, what's their caper? Is it some stupid American individualism thing that doesn't work elsewhere?
From @jonty@twitter.com
Did a FOI to get what they used for the Cyber security campaign.
The watch program from the #procps package has a new trick. Someone asked if there was a way to truncate the output instead of line-wrapping.
Watch already detects the width of the screen because it uses ncurses to output the lines so it needs to know where on the screen the next character will go. It was just a matter of hooking into the "run out of width" part of the code and eat the input until we hit an end of line.
So soon if you want to chomp those lines, you can!
Image stolen from @pulplibrarian on twitter.
I had this book as a kid. I couldn't afford an assembler so I had to write in machine code by hand assembly.
Just like the picture I'd write the operators on the left and convert it to decimal.
E.g loading the accumulator was
LDA 42 = 169,42
I had a 6510 not a 6502 but they were pretty close. Clearly the picture is not 6502 because 0x3E is ISC not LDA and LDB is not ASL.
The fourth opcode is probably STA.
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