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The RISC OS User Group Of London holds monthly meetings for fans of RISC OS, Archimedes, ARM, BBC Micro, and other Acorn computers and descendants such as the Raspberry Pi. https://rougol.jellybaby.net/ Posts by Bryan Hogan @helpfuldemon.bsky.social
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been up for nearly ten hours and we're barely out of lunchtime, how do morning people live their lives, absolute sick freaks who don't deserve to be out in the world, why would you want your day to be this long, jesus christ
Show PostYou know these from encyclopedias, edutainment CD-ROMs, and Dorling Kindersley books. Then I remembered Acorn Computers having manuals like this, which fits given its focus on UK schools in the 1980s and 1990s following the BBC Micro program. Contrasts the utilitarian PC manuals for businesses.
Show PostOne of my favorite features in #RISCOSMerlin , the kernel recovers from when legacy #RISC_OS ROM/RMA modules fail to initialise. Proper protected calls implementation that give Merlin an impressive level of robusteness even during the delicate phase of system startup. tinyurl.com/risc-os-merlin
Show PostHonouring the legacy of Margaret Hamilton, the pioneer who coined the term “software engineering.” Her brilliant priority-driven software helped keep the Apollo 11 computer running through critical overloads during its final descent, helping land humanity safely on the Moon. RIP.
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