"Just another tabloid rag."

Gotta compete with the NYT.

Hulk smash!

Rumor is that timothy is a Turing test which has failed to match human intelligence.

Each pixel is either a color or black, which is the absence of light (color). That wasn't so hard to figure out, was it?

That would be timothy, the editor from hell.

"open sores software"

There's an anti-virus which can treat that.

No seals on any Macs, at least up until the candy colored ones, either. You needed a hard to find long T-15 screwdriver (and a special case separator, if you didn't want to do cosmetic damage) to open them, though. But the RAM was soldered in, so it wouldn't have been a Mac that needed its RAM reseated.

No, the Apple 1 came prebuilt. You needed to connect the support infrastructure - power supply, keyboard, display, but the motherboard was already built.

The Apple ][ was initially available the same way, as a bare prebuilt motherboard, in addition to completely packages (except monitor).

Franklin blatantly copied Apple's monitor ROM and DOS.

BS. There were no "don't break this seals..." in the Apple ][. It was wide open. It had to be, you had to remove the cover to install expansion cards or more RAM.

No. There was a minor bug introduced at 3.14. The patch to fix that, completely different issue, went into 4.0 and caused this corruption issue.

4K? What a luxury. My KIM-1 only has 1152 bytes of RAM of which 256 bytes are the stack, plus another 2K of ROM. But then again, it was

intended to provide you with a capable microcomputer for use in your "real-world" application.

Who needs graphics and sound? I've got a 20 mA current loop interface for an ASR-33 (which does make lots of sound, now that I think about it).

Get off my lawn.

The N pole is only the simple answer. Fact is, there are infinite points which meet the condition. Anywhere on the latitude 1+1/pi (add just a tiny bit more because of spherical geometry) miles north of the S pole also works. When you walk a mile W, you're making a full circle back to your original longitude. There are similar others, where you circle twice, etc.

Using the AC power outlet conveniently located next to the pump? Or that the pumps provide PoE? And, you'll need dongles which retain their configuration and an AP which is configured with a different SSID for each. After that, you still need the switch/NAT stuff which makes it even possible.

Better to simply buy 8 $100 used laptops off eBay, and use one for each pump.

Since he's pushing software, and it takes 20-30 minutes each, it's safe to assume that there's a continuous flow happening during much of that time, like tftp'ing new code. He wants to do that in parallel to save time, not to save the 30 seconds it takes to move from one pump to the next.