@squelch41.bsky.social
What are the shitty rules master?
November 23, 2025 at 12:04 AM
What are the shitty rules master?
And who doesn't just have an amiga 500 lying around to help out 😂
November 22, 2025 at 9:04 AM
And who doesn't just have an amiga 500 lying around to help out 😂
The pace of technological improvements in games over those initial 30yrs is remarkable - MANY improvements in the last 30 of course but pitfall vs Halo...
November 15, 2025 at 2:15 PM
The pace of technological improvements in games over those initial 30yrs is remarkable - MANY improvements in the last 30 of course but pitfall vs Halo...
A hard choice, but I'd take the C64C as it's more reliable.
The breadbin is iconic though
The breadbin is iconic though
November 13, 2025 at 7:41 AM
A hard choice, but I'd take the C64C as it's more reliable.
The breadbin is iconic though
The breadbin is iconic though
Reposted
IT IS RESURRECTED!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BilL...
And then some, this is really more of an artistic tribute to the original Halikan industrial design with better materials and some fancy flair. Check it out, it's some of the best work by @polymatt.bsky.social yet!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BilL...
And then some, this is really more of an artistic tribute to the original Halikan industrial design with better materials and some fancy flair. Check it out, it's some of the best work by @polymatt.bsky.social yet!
Restoration or Resurrection? Re-creating a rare 80's laptop from the ground up
YouTube video by polymatt
www.youtube.com
November 8, 2025 at 4:11 PM
IT IS RESURRECTED!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BilL...
And then some, this is really more of an artistic tribute to the original Halikan industrial design with better materials and some fancy flair. Check it out, it's some of the best work by @polymatt.bsky.social yet!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BilL...
And then some, this is really more of an artistic tribute to the original Halikan industrial design with better materials and some fancy flair. Check it out, it's some of the best work by @polymatt.bsky.social yet!
Yet they place on the left of the display - weirdly inconsistent 😂
November 9, 2025 at 9:32 AM
Yet they place on the left of the display - weirdly inconsistent 😂
Hopefully wont come to, as actually I believe in the NHS and want to be an NHS GP (or I'd have already left!)
November 7, 2025 at 6:20 PM
Hopefully wont come to, as actually I believe in the NHS and want to be an NHS GP (or I'd have already left!)
To contract resignation - would have to be when we could make enough privately to at least cover our costs.
To reduce our "good will" to demonstrate the underfunded work and, if not funded, make the NHS pay secondary care prices for secondary care to do - we're there.
Views very much my own.
To reduce our "good will" to demonstrate the underfunded work and, if not funded, make the NHS pay secondary care prices for secondary care to do - we're there.
Views very much my own.
November 7, 2025 at 6:17 PM
To contract resignation - would have to be when we could make enough privately to at least cover our costs.
To reduce our "good will" to demonstrate the underfunded work and, if not funded, make the NHS pay secondary care prices for secondary care to do - we're there.
Views very much my own.
To reduce our "good will" to demonstrate the underfunded work and, if not funded, make the NHS pay secondary care prices for secondary care to do - we're there.
Views very much my own.
More logical seems to be refusal of any non contracted work, refusal of new schemes, shared care etc. Doesn't threaten viability and doable - looks less like a bluff.
Anyway just by 2¢ on a complex subject
Anyway just by 2¢ on a complex subject
November 7, 2025 at 6:10 PM
More logical seems to be refusal of any non contracted work, refusal of new schemes, shared care etc. Doesn't threaten viability and doable - looks less like a bluff.
Anyway just by 2¢ on a complex subject
Anyway just by 2¢ on a complex subject
An interesting read, thanks.
But general practice in the 1960s was very different to today. Wasn't large practices with many 10s if not 100 staff members all whom would have to paid or paid redundancy. Not liable for IT costs to practice and maintain so could function electronic records, etx etc
But general practice in the 1960s was very different to today. Wasn't large practices with many 10s if not 100 staff members all whom would have to paid or paid redundancy. Not liable for IT costs to practice and maintain so could function electronic records, etx etc
November 7, 2025 at 6:08 PM
An interesting read, thanks.
But general practice in the 1960s was very different to today. Wasn't large practices with many 10s if not 100 staff members all whom would have to paid or paid redundancy. Not liable for IT costs to practice and maintain so could function electronic records, etx etc
But general practice in the 1960s was very different to today. Wasn't large practices with many 10s if not 100 staff members all whom would have to paid or paid redundancy. Not liable for IT costs to practice and maintain so could function electronic records, etx etc
Looks cool!
Is there an up to date up for it that allows directions from google maps to show on the display when eg walking or cycling?
Is there an up to date up for it that allows directions from google maps to show on the display when eg walking or cycling?
November 7, 2025 at 5:49 PM
Looks cool!
Is there an up to date up for it that allows directions from google maps to show on the display when eg walking or cycling?
Is there an up to date up for it that allows directions from google maps to show on the display when eg walking or cycling?
Undated contract resignations just seem a bit silly? Not likely that practices would actually all resign their contracts as financial liability on partners would be catastrophic.
November 7, 2025 at 5:48 PM
Undated contract resignations just seem a bit silly? Not likely that practices would actually all resign their contracts as financial liability on partners would be catastrophic.