A coder named [SnailMail] has taken on the challenge of writing his own text editor, from scratch, in C, on a 386. Modern IDEs, code completion and AI integration did not gel with him, so he dug up diskettes for Borland Turbo C and Turbo C++ and did it 1980s style -- poring over books and coding by hand. This was the first programming language the young coder learned. In order to emulate the developers of the time, hardware was also limited to period PCs (an IBM he won on an auction for $630.)

[SnailMail] describes how his solution works from about 8:00 in the video (YT). No word on whether he copied that floppy.

Thomas Hawk posted a photo:

Thomas Hawk posted a photo:

Thomas Hawk posted a photo:

Thomas Hawk posted a photo:

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ajpscs posted a photo:

the SQUARE
LOTUS & WATER LILIES
ON MY KNEES, I CAN SEE FOREVER
© ajpscs

Old Man Hiking has added a photo to the pool:

Built in the 1920s near Dwellingup and is now part of a tourist train circuit.

De door koningin Máxima geopende jubileumeditie van North Sea Jazz in Ahoy Rotterdam begon vrijdag uitbundig en overvloedig. De programmering was de eerste festivaldag zó rijk dat kiezen pijn deed.