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starshipchangeling.net | ||
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damianwalsh.co.uk
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| | | | | A digital archive of my reading list organised by author, genre, and year read. | |
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www.sunilshenoy.com
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| | | | | The last few times I have been asked, "How has your week been?", I answered "Been a busy week." A change from answering this question with "It's been good." I miss "it's been good" weeks. The last time it was good was three weeks ago. I told myself 2025 was going to be more "it's been good" weeks with a few weeks of being busy in between the good weeks. I did not want to have continuous busy weeks. | |
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z80.me
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| | | | | Train Simulator has for many years given me an easy, accessible outlet for my love of trains, including operating trains. Its realism leaves something to be desired, and I'm now building my own physical controller for Train Simulator, resembling the dashboard of a Class 80x passenger EMU from the UK. The preceding sections of this blog introduced experimenting with a speedometer and AWS acknowledgment pluinger, experimenting with the starwheel at the heart of a DIY master controller, and delving into what makes a real AWS "sunflower" tick. | |
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joelchrono12.xyz
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| | | I am thinking about going back to Newpipe, haven't tried it in a while but it can't be worse than the YouTube app nowadays, can it? | ||
