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Nice! Thanks! 😊

Extremely insightful Thomas! I thoroughly enjoyed this overview. Can't wait to explore the applications this has in more resilient localized communications relating to events like information sharing after natural disasters or potential catastrophes like a Chinese initiated Kessler syndrome during their "Thousand Sails" Long March 6A rocket launches.

th-cam.com/video/gQXkHzayaFk/w-d-xo.html man screencapture's bug report says "Better documentation is needed for this utility." It's been over 20 years!

Great summary, thanks!

I wish Scratch implemented backgrounds like HyperCard. That would have been really useful.

Thank you!!

Great presentation Stuart! Thanks for sharing the niceties of Swift Playgrounds. It’s truly is an amazing app, and it can become even more amazing yet. We are crossing our fingers to see more about it this next WWDC! 🤞

this is cool

Great talk. I really enjoyed the creativity that came out of GlobalTalk!

Great talk. Would love to read the blog as well when it's posted

Good one!

Thank

HyperCard Rocked!

This sounds very interesting !

I sincerely thank you for uploading this valuable information, however some viewers like me want to know about the the math that goes into to developing a SpriteKit project. It’s similar to getting past the macOS GUI and working with the terminal. This knowledge makes for a well rounded developer

Thank you for the very clear explanation!

Thanks Jon. Some really great ideas (and leads) for implementing and managing ASD8 compliance on MacOS.

Could you re-upload the page of the coffee machine? I wanted to try it but it is no longer available.

Actually a great Tool, and a pitty, that Apple abandonned it. But there ist a successor, called Livecode

Nice explanation. Thank you

Thanks

Very insightful! Thank you!

The DoD wanted a language to replace ALL of the languages they were using, not just embedded. I started SDLAda with the intention of being able to build ultra-portable games/apps from desktop to mobile, when AdaCore came out with GNAT-LLVM, we thought that would enable us to develop to ios, but we didn't consider the GPL's IR clause which kicks in with that toolchain. If I'd have known this when I started SDLAda, I either wouldn't have bothered or looked into starting my own Ada compiler. You could embed SDLAda inside this app as a subwindow (don't ask me how - actually, I think I do know), use the very minimal (currently) texture API to access the texture's as pixels and work on that directly. There are also bindings to SDL-TTF, so you could use that. That would speed up the graphics side.

This rocks! thank you!

Great... you could extract a photo of Dan Winkler from The Computer Chronicles (HyperCard (1987)) or just squiggle some extra curly hair on Bill Atkinson.

Great talk!

Thank you. Great intro to RC app.

Thanx :D

I converted .obj to .usdz through online free converters. But unable to import the .usdz into reality composer. Please advice.

Is this free to use?

Well done! Watching this in 2021 and your talk was very helpful! Thanks!

Could you please share the source code

7 devices on the SCSI bus; the address is 3 bits, but one address is the Mac itself.

RIFA capacitors from that era are notorious for this... had that happen to my 128k Mac; while I was using it too... <boom>

Great presentation but I am losing it at you getting text bombed at the end there lmfao

What if I only want to get another image if the first one failed?

thanks man!

You content is valuable. Can we get sample code of demo.

Thank you very much for the priceless information.

Thank you for this!

6:30 how ironic, ibm has stop supporting Kitura

Do you know what happen to the SPPermissions?

Fantastic. Thanks!

Watching this trying to figure out what the heck HyperCard is in 2020 was instrumental, even if the end product fell short. Cool blast from the past, too!

This is brilliant, thank you so much !!

Great introduction, thank you a lot!!

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The sound is bad

This is Close to Combine

cool!