Checkmate Atheists 80s deniers.
Those memories were implanted. The matrix we are in booted in 2199, however it runs the simulation as if we are in 2021.
When was the first Matrix built?
screenrant.com
so they could see where they were going.
Today everybody wears black, even during dark winterdays. I had to remove blood from my car hood like 5 times last year.
Here's a fact checker that proves that
Circular logic. Or self-referencing. Watch out for the double free. And Don't reference
@Null , you'll get a NULL pointer exception
"They had subscriptions, to these magazines"
en.wikipedia.org
Expensive, and really hard to come by. I got to read 5 or so (always borrowed). There were also specialized ones for the C64 (my dad's) so I had to write the code over with a pencil on a sheet of paper, to keep it (faster than typing and saving to tape, did not have a floppy at the beginning)
I remember creating my own windows ("pane") using inline assembly in TurboPascal, all "borrowed" (and modified) code from good sources. And some books were like 500 pages with embedded examples, which you could reference back (but you had to know that small example existed AND that you could make it fit with what you were making at that moment, so you sort of had to know the whole book).
For example :
Now that we have more space, I still have a directory full of snippets, like for bash: how to use "trap" to create a temporal file that autodeletes itself when you press control+c (or if the application crashes).
Or a program to generate all the ANSI color codes in bash (works on the Pandora, run it, it looks very nice if you have a color terminal):
But to print those codes out you need to echo it like:
Code:
echo -e "\033[48;5;84mHello\033[0m World"
(use 38;5; for foreground color instead of 48;5; background color)
Or that Linux has tab expansions, but you can create your own tab expansions for a certain program.
Or that DOS could do a trick where you upload a font to RAM, protect the memory by lowering the available amount, and make the font pointer point to your font in RAM instead of ROM. Instant cool font (after designing your own on quadriculated paper and converting it to bytes).
Those are the nice/cool tricks you got/get to read from those magazines.
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