What Are You Doing Right Now
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Two of our closest bars just closed, forever.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Two of our closest bars just closed, forever.
Damn
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Being very impressed with my first time (that i am aware of) working with an ARM processor. These things are slick! Gotta dig into the history and what the future is. I remember vaguely about discussions involving RISC based cpu's and that they were the wave of the future back in the early 90's. Wish i would have paid more attention. It is in a surface pro x.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Two of our closest bars just closed, forever.
Which ones? I may have to be heart broken too.
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@popester said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Two of our closest bars just closed, forever.
Which ones? I may have to be heart broken too.
Red Rock... which I was not a fan of so not a big deal. It wasn't bad, just not my vibe.
And Fox and Hound... which had a great beer selection and we used frequently.
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@popester said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Being very impressed with my first time (that i am aware of) working with an ARM processor. These things are slick! Gotta dig into the history and what the future is. I remember vaguely about discussions involving RISC based cpu's and that they were the wave of the future back in the early 90's. Wish i would have paid more attention. It is in a surface pro x.
It would be surprising if it was your first, even if you exclude embedded devices and phones. Windows CE was ARM only, for example, back in the day. ARM has been everywhere for decads.
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@popester said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
I remember vaguely about discussions involving RISC based cpu's and that they were the wave of the future back in the early 90's.
80s. They were old hat by the 90s. By the mid-90s, they were anything but the future and CISC was already considered legacy.
The Intel/AMD world remains the only CISC holdout to have survived. Itanium was the only competitor to the CISC/RISC world, and it failed miserably.
Today, there's AMD64 and RISC, and it's been that way since the M68000 died off. They were the last CISC alternative to IA32 with any traction.
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For those too young... M68K (Mac, Atari, Amiga) was CISC. The M88K that followed it, but never got popular, was RISC.
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Red Rock... which I was not a fan of so not a big deal. It wasn't bad, just not my vibe.
And Fox and Hound... which had a great beer selection and we used frequently.
Fox and Hound, I believe i have been there. Red Rock, not on my radar. Me my brother and my Nephew frequent the flying saucer in Las Collinas off of Denton tap and 635. Have you "if it is still there" been to the Ginger Man off Knox and Henderson? Love that place. Ahhhh the memories, my liver just tingles thinking about it.
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@popester said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Red Rock... which I was not a fan of so not a big deal. It wasn't bad, just not my vibe.
And Fox and Hound... which had a great beer selection and we used frequently.
Fox and Hound, I believe i have been there. Red Rock, not on my radar. Me my brother and my Nephew frequent the flying saucer in Las Collinas off of Denton tap and 635. Have you "if it is still there" been to the Ginger Man off Knox and Henderson? Love that place. Ahhhh the memories, my liver just tingles thinking about it.
We use the older Flying Saucer in Addison. And I've only been to the Ginger Man in Austin, didn't realize that we had one here.
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@popester said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Red Rock... which I was not a fan of so not a big deal. It wasn't bad, just not my vibe.
And Fox and Hound... which had a great beer selection and we used frequently.
Fox and Hound, I believe i have been there. Red Rock, not on my radar. Me my brother and my Nephew frequent the flying saucer in Las Collinas off of Denton tap and 635. Have you "if it is still there" been to the Ginger Man off Knox and Henderson? Love that place. Ahhhh the memories, my liver just tingles thinking about it.
Loved Ginger Man, but it is also where I saw the most Texas roaches. They had wings. One attempted to fly under my kilt. Fuck that patio forever.
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@Grey said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@popester said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Red Rock... which I was not a fan of so not a big deal. It wasn't bad, just not my vibe.
And Fox and Hound... which had a great beer selection and we used frequently.
Fox and Hound, I believe i have been there. Red Rock, not on my radar. Me my brother and my Nephew frequent the flying saucer in Las Collinas off of Denton tap and 635. Have you "if it is still there" been to the Ginger Man off Knox and Henderson? Love that place. Ahhhh the memories, my liver just tingles thinking about it.
Loved Ginger Man, but it is also where I saw the most Texas roaches. They had wings. One attempted to fly under my kilt. Fuck that patio forever.
'Yep, I believe at one time they were in the running for the state bird. The construction crane won the competition though.
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Doing some resume re-writing.
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Going home
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@JaredBusch Nice sky
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Video gaming with the kids.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Two of our closest bars just closed, forever.
That's sad even though I don't drink.
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@black3dynamite said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Two of our closest bars just closed, forever.
That's sad even though I don't drink.
Going to lose a lot more now that we are closing up again. Texas is in for quite a battering.
