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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? The AMIGA, great or flop. Your memories... Post 303039135 by Neo on Tuesday 24th of September 2019 12:55:32 AM
Old 09-24-2019
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Originally Posted by wisecracker
Hi all...

(This site and its staff have been good to me and kept this.)
The 'scope in the monitor photo, Post 3, is here, a GIF anim:

GIF Anim of my AMIGA real Oscilloscope.

Thanks Neo and co for being so tolerant as this is not UNIX related.
Hey!

We have never had any requirement here for posts to be only UNIX (or Linux) related.

In fact, just about anything can be posted in the "What Is On Your Mind" forum, as long as it follows our rules (no bulling, hateful speech, divisiveness, racism, etc)... and of course it is always best to avoid divisive discussions like individual political, national or religious beliefs, which in my mind are already covered in the "be polite" rule since we should all know that just because we believe is something strongly, another person might have the totally opposite view and things can get easily overheated when people post "belief systems" opinions and ideas.

Personally, I am not a big fan (or even a small fan) of any particular belief system which groups and binds people together in a way which divides their group from other groups. Political systems, religious systems, nationalism, etc. all are "belief systems" which tightly unite and bind a group of people together, and the results are always divisiveness, pitting groups against groups, systems against systems.

In other words, on a most positive note, I think wisecracker's posts about his hobbies are some of the best posts in the forums, especially since his tech hobby is not the same as mine (or perhaps yours as well), so it is a joy and an honor to see what he is up to in his hobbies and audio lab.

It would be great if others would post similar hobbies, especially their tech hobbies, since our audience is highly technical unix and linux people.

Go For It!
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