The author, who goes by abedegno, matched 298 files against the shipped 1991 executable, and the notes list the bugs Borland left in, including a string function that peeks before an empty string.
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The author, who goes by abedegno, matched 298 files against the shipped 1991 executable, and the notes list the bugs Borland left in, including a string function that peeks before an empty string.
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The agent only listens on 127.0.0.1 and the phone can send nothing but shortcut IDs, so a retired handset gets widgets and Stream Deck-style keys without root on the phone or admin rights on the PC.
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It is a sideloaded GPL-3.0 project that reimplements a technique by Taj C, covers 12 languages, and checks for updates at most twice a day. iOS 26 gets a cut-down version, with no System Data, no crash-log section and placeholder icons.
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The kernel is compiled to native arm64 code, graphics go through Vulkan on top of Metal, and only the Android app is open to testers, in a beta whose 10,000 slots the README says fill up quickly.
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It replaces the firmware on both of the speaker's boards, falls back to the old version if an update fails, and ships under the MIT license with no tie to B&W, Apple or Spotify.
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Engadget's review unit cost $3,700, the top configuration lists at $5,900, and the one thing it does that no MacBook can is boot Windows and Linux on Arm.
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Born in Aberdeen, Washington, he made his name with tools that recovered erased files from DOS disks, gathered them into the Norton Utilities, and sold Peter Norton Computing to Symantec in 1990, which kept his name on its software for more than a decade.
Bolts hit at 36.5 and 52 seconds into flight and knocked all three fuel cells offline, until EECOM John Aaron told Flight Director Gerry Griffin to "try SCE to Aux" and the data came back.
A 915.6-second engine burn put it around Mars just ahead of the Soviet Mars 2, and it went on to send back 7,329 photos covering 85% of the surface, including Olympus Mons and Valles Marineris.
Bethesda launched it worldwide on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC at $59.99, set across six regions of West Virginia where every other human survivor you meet is a real person.
1996: A month of unlimited internet: $19.95 on AOL dial-up. Today: $70 for a gigabit from Google Fiber. Google Fiber's 8 Gig plan is $150 a month, October 2026.
