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#QuitGPT: Stop met ChatGPT – nu!
OpenAI’s topmannen doneerden miljoenen aan Trump’s Super PAC (een Amerikaanse lobbygroep die onbeperkt geld mag inzamelen voor politieke doelen). Hun tech helpt ICE (de omstreden Amerikaanse immigratiedienst) en het Pentagon. Ze blokkeren AI-regels en werken mee aan massasurveillance.
OpenAI verliest snel marktaandeel. Jouw abonnement houdt dit systeem in stand. Zeg op, stap over op ethische alternatieven zoals LeChat of Claude.
You know what WON’T get stuck in the Strait of Hormuz?
Sunlight and solar panels.
Not well documented, but you can add paths to the AUTOSWAP.LST file on an SD2IEC (C64).
Getting it to work can be a bit fiddly. It helps to stick to DOS 8.3 filenames on the SD card.
You can force the swaplist to reload with:
OPEN1,8,15,"XS":CLOSE1
Example that works for me:
vizawrite.d64
//documents/:data.d64
This is a link to an article written by someone else, not me:
"I tried building my startup entirely on European infrastructure. Here's the stack I landed on, what was harder than expected, and what you still can't avoid."
https://www.coinerella.com/made-in-eu-it-was-harder-than-i-thought/
We need more stories like this being shared in the open. You can criticise some parts of the decisions made here, but that's not the point. Someone tried, learned and shares the result. *That's* the point.
Fixed a 1991 Commodore 1084S-D2 monitor with irregular horizontal color flicker.
Cleaned the board with isopropanol, replaced most capacitors, did some reflowing of joints, and treated potentiometers with DeoxIT. Was more work than this post suggests, but happy to have it working properly again — now hooked up to my C64.
#commodore #1084 #repair #c64
Sped up the C64 Game of Life implementation by about 6× using a smarter algorithm.
Moved the repository from a US-based company to a European one:
https://codeberg.org/renevoorburg/c64_game_of_life
Unexpectedly, my C64c essentially keeps on working when its fuse is blown, except for some chips like the SID (sound).
That was the last place I searched to solve the missing sound.
Nick Young 
Jan Wildeboer 😷
