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We're blown away- the PSF received an anonymous $100k donation 🤯🥰 Thank you, anon, for your investment in #Python, its community, and the PSF. We are deeply grateful and committed to using every dollar to make a difference.

Want to join in? Donate today: https://donate.python.org/

#PythonForEveryone

I am begging you, if you are a restaurant, you need to have a web presence other than Facebook and Instagram. I don't have those, and therefore can't see anything about your business!

The PSF does the right thing, and makes the hard call:

https://pyfound.blogspot.com/2025/10/NSF-funding-statement.html

The PSF has withdrawn a $1.5 million proposal to US government grant program

In January 2025, the PSF submitted a proposal to the US government National Science Foundation under the Safety, Security, and Privacy of Op...

All right folks. It took a while to get the guide up, but I finally finished creating my Apple Software Update mirror for Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger through 10.10 Yosemite. It takes about 300GB and is just flat files hosted by Apache. I want to shout out an open source project I used called Reposado that does all the heavy lifting of creating the mirror.

I created a guide for others to use. If you are like me and worried that one day Apple will shut off the Software Update Servers for our favorite PowerPC Macs, then you might want to get this up and running now before that happens.

https://github.com/jeffreybergier/Retro-Software-Update-Server

Here's a #throwbackthursday to a couple years ago when I first hit 64 followers on the birdsite and commemorates it by making my own mini Super Selena 64 box!

#retrogaming

#PCBWay page for this project got updated. https://www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/NoCIC_Replacement_NES_CIC_8e238847.html

I added BOM + Centroid files there, hopefully correct, in case someone wants to get a pre-assembled one.

Note that I left the headers out, as I advice to get what fits your use case installed (and they're the easiest part to solder anyway).

Let me know how it goes if you try to get one assembled there.

NoCIC - Replacement NES CIC - Share Project - PCBWay

This board uses a 555 circuit and minimal logic to implement a replacement of the CIC chip for the NES, featuring a reliable Power-On-Reset timing.You can find the details on the linked project page.I...

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Hey retro gaming purists… What’s the cut-off console for playing on a CRT (versus a modern flat panel HDTV)?
Nintendo 64 (1997)
50%
Dreamcast (1999)
0%
PlayStation 2 (2000)
0%
GameCube/Xbox (2001)
50%
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