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#shedlife

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#shedlife

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https://twitter.com/iamharaldur

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https://twitter.com/iamharaldur

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https://twitter.com/iamharaldur

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https://twitter.com/iamharaldur

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https://photog.social/@kristiaadams/10 9942719173693994

https://mastodon.ie/@1moremin/11067486 2910520947

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https://photog.social/@kristiaadams/10 9942719173693994

https://mastodon.ie/@1moremin/11067486 2910520947

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architectural

shed

green

shelves

pots

watering can

dilapidated

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architectural

white

dilapidated

doorway

light shadow window frame broken glass

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"Shallow pools of green tidewater scattered across an empty beach at low tide. Crags of rocks creep across the sand"

https://med-mastodon.com/@BlackenedGreen@metalhead.club/112283083699822362

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#Terminal

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#Terminal

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The humble standalone serial terminal might be long gone from the collective computing experience, but in the ghostly form of a software virtual terminal and a serial converter it remains the most basic fall-back and essential tool of the computer hardware hacker. [Mitsuru Yamada] has created the product that should have been made in the serial terminal’s heyday, a standalone handheld terminal using a 6809 microprocessor and vintage HP dot matrix LEDs. In a die-cast box with full push-button keyboard it’s entirely ready to roll up to a DB-25 wall socket and log into the PDP/11 in the basement.

Using today’s parts we might achieve the same feat with a single-chip microcontroller and a small LCD or OLED panel, but with an older microcomputer there is more system-building required. The 6809 is a wise choice from the 1970s arsenal because it has some on-board RAM, thus there’s no need for a RAM chip. Thus the whole thing is achieved with only a 2716 EPROM for the software, a 6850 UART with MAX232 driver  for the serial port, and a few 74 chips for glue logic, chip selects, and I/O ports to handle keyboard and display. There’s no battery in the case, but no doubt that could be easily accommodated. Also there’s not much information on the keyboard itself, but in the video below we catch a glimpse of its wiring as the box is opened.

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#boneComic

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#boneComic

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characters from bone (comic) recreating Abbey Road album

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https://mastodon.art/@Wongsusie/110102 460231033610

https://mastodonapp.uk/@John_Muir/1101 23802142759994

https://mastodon.scot/@ijustmightbe/11 0706224442568096

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https://mastodon.art/@Wongsusie/110102 460231033610

https://mastodonapp.uk/@John_Muir/1101 23802142759994

https://mastodon.scot/@ijustmightbe/11 0706224442568096

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#comics

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#comics

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#comic

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kaveh maghsoudi photograph 30-angle

a man woman and pole lean at 30 degrees as if into the wind

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https://mstdn.social/@bryanhansel/1106 51306850427386

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https://mstdn.social/@bryanhansel/1106 51306850427386

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https://mastodon.social/@BasicAppleGuy/110316447456995072

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https://mastodon.social/@BasicAppleGuy/110316447456995072

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Battle Angel Alita

銃夢
GUNNM

In a dump in the lawless settlement of Scrapyard, far beneath the mysterious space city of Zalem, disgraced cyber-doctor Daisuke Ido makes a strange find: the detached head of a cyborg woman who has lost all her memories. He names her Alita and equips her with a powerful new body, the Berserker. While Alita remembers no details of her former life, a moment of desperation reawakens in her nerves the legendary school of martial arts known as Panzer Kunst. In a place where there is no justice but what people make for themselves, Alita decides to become a hunter-killer, tracking down and taking out those who prey on the weak. But can she hold onto her humanity as she begins to revel in her own bloodlust?

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The original title of the Battle Angel Alita series in Japan is Ganmu (which the author styles Gunnm), a portmanteau of the kanji characters for "gun" and "dream." Likewise, the protagonist's name is not Alita, but "Gally" (Garii).
At the time of its original translation to English in the mid-1990s, the title of the series (and its namesake) were changed to make it more appealing to an English-speaking audience, especially given the niche audience for manga at the time. As the demand for stories from Japan has grown over the years, such changes to the core presentation of these creative works are now largely seen as unnecessary or distracting. However, in recognition of the familiarity among Western readers with Battle Angel Alita over the many years of its publication (continuing through the sequel series Battle Angel Alita: Last Order and the live- action film) these changes will remain in place for this edition, with any alterations noted here.