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My employer has an attached garage that is free to us. It’s not big enough for everyone, so you better get in before 9:30 if you want a spot. Parking nearby is $18.
I popped into a dorm for 5 minutes to drop off a book to a friend, and paid the meter out front even though I was just gonna be there for 5 minutes.
Came out to find a ticket on my motorcycle for parking it in a car spot. There was no motorcycle parking available.
Update: A firmware update fixed this.
It’s the glasses. Here comes 1979.
After researching a bit, it seems that the original Ultimate 64 boards can search Assembly64, but the C64U searches “CommoServe” which is evidently a copy of that with cracks removed. So: very little there, so far.
I’d be quite interested in a way to restore Assembly64 support on the C64U.
Yes, other carts have been fine; I have a few. All work OK except Fast Load images (and the Fast Load cart).
In other news, though, I spent $32 on JiffyDOS ROMs (kernal, 1541-II, 1571, 1581) and am now running those on my C64U, and that seems to work great.
You want any device that does crypto (like verifying a certificate) to have a synchronized clock.
Nancy Reagan, whose fellatio skills are legendary.
Anyone who doesn’t work for themselves is getting their labor stolen, and that includes me. The name for this type of systemic crime is “capitalism.”
52·3 months agoThis is The Way
In my state, it doesn’t matter if he’s 25 or 55. If he drives my car regularly he has to be on my policy for my car. That’s the law. He has his own policy, for his own car. I don’t ever drive his car, so I’m not on his policy. But since his car is a Mini, he borrows mine a lot too. And I don’t like committing insurance fraud, so I follow the law.
Dunno where you are, but in the US, 16 year olds drive.
And every kid and every family is different. You parent your child, and I’ll parent mine. You’re not entitled to even form a fucking opinion on my parenting.
Thanks, I will certainly give your parenting advice the credence it deserves.
$200 a month for insurance is peanuts if you have a teen on your policy. Our premiums tripled when we added our 16yo. He’s 24 now, so pretty soon we’re going to remove him from our policy and enjoy the savings.
Stop. There will always be. Dragons, the policeman knew, would breathe fire, and occasionally get themselves slaughtered.
Answer: no, this is just a terrible picture.
Indeed! Hello!