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Stay on track of project tasks, budgeting, and more with a $20 Microsoft Project license

Macworld No matter what profession you’re in, you likely deal or lead projects on a regular basis. Project organization and management can be a difficult task, but Microsoft Project Professional 2021 can help you start and end your projects successfully. Through May 22, Microsoft’s leading project management suite (4.4-star rated on GetApp!) is less than $20. It’s

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CP/M on an Eight Line Display

How many lines do you need on a CP/M terminal? More is usually better, of course, but the MicroOffice RoadRunner managed with an 8-row, 80-column LCD screen. That may sound anemic, but in 1983, it was high-tech, as was the RoadRunner, and [Tech Time Traveller] tells us about them in a recent video you can

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Motorola banned from selling smartphones in major EU market

Credit: Adam Birney / Android Authority Motorola and Lenovo devices have been banned in Germany following a patent dispute. The companies must cease selling all smartphones and laptops WWAN modules enabling wireless internet connectvity. Only third-party retailers are selling affected Motorola and Lenovo devices right now, possibly till stocks last. A German district court has

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Hackaday Links: May 12, 2024

Don’t pack your bags for the trip to exoplanet K2-18b quite yet — it turns out that the James Webb Space Telescope may not have detected signs of life there after all. Last year, astronomers reported the possible presence of dimethyl sulfide there, a gas that (at least on Earth) is generally associated with phytoplankton

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Answering All Your iSCSI Scanner Questions

iSCSI is a widely used protocol for exposing SCSI devices over a network connection, and some scanners have in the past been equipped with SCSI ports. So, could you have an iSCSI network scanner? [xssfox] details her journey making a Canoscan FS4000US film scanner work over iSCSI, sparked by someone’s overly-confident StackOverflow comment that it

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Emulate a KIM-1 with a Commodore 64

When you think about virtualization, you usually think about making some CPU pretend to be another CPU. However, there are sometimes advantages to making a computer pretend to be the same computer. That’s the case with [oldvcr]’s KIMplement, which emulates a KIM-1 with a 6502 using a Commodore 64, which also uses a 6502.The reason

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Linux Kernel 6.9 Officially Released

“6.9 is now out,” Linus Torvalds posted on the Linux kernel mailing list, “and last week has looked quite stable (and the whole release has felt pretty normal).” Phoronix writes that Linux 6.9 “has a number of exciting features and improvements for those habitually updating to the newest version.” And Slashdot reader prisoninmate shared this

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Autochrome For The 2020s

For all intents and purposes, photography here in 2024 is digital. Of course chemical photography still exists, and there are a bunch of us who love it for what it is, but even as we hang up our latest strip of negatives to dry we have to admit that it’s no longer mainstream. Among those

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OpenAI’s Sam Altman on iPhones, Music, Training Data, and Apple’s Controversial iPad Ad

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman gave an hour-long interview to the “All-In” podcast (hosted by Chamath Palihapitiya, Jason Calacanis, David Sacks and David Friedberg). And speaking on technology’s advance, Altman said “Phones are unbelievably good…. I personally think the iPhone is like the greatest piece of technology humanity has ever made. It’s really a wonderful product.”

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OpenAI’s Sam Altman on iPhones, Music, Training Data, and Apple’s Controversial iPad Ad

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman gave an hour-long interview to the “All-In” podcast (hosted by Chamath Palihapitiya, Jason Calacanis, David Sacks and David Friedberg). And speaking on technology’s advance, Altman said “Phones are unbelievably good…. I personally think the iPhone is like the greatest piece of technology humanity has ever made. It’s really a wonderful product.”

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