Same with some of the projects I maintain. The reports came in for one project over a few months and then once those dried up, and they did become increasingly unlikely or appear to be edge cases, the reports started to…
> If you didn't pay recently, they deleted most of your photos anyway. > > They deleted all but the newest 100 or so for the free accounts The photos are still there. I don't have PRO and my 2772 images can still be…
I used memories for a while but Immich is much better. I use an external library because I export images from Lightroom Classic and that's where I throw them in YYYY/MM directories. I could import them directly into…
In Ireland on my otherwise very generous mobile phone account I'm charged for multimedia SMS texts. They're not included in my SMS bundle.
I just checked the newest release on csdb and it has a .s source file you can download. It is released under the GPL. :)
I haven't looked at it but I bet it's written in handwritten ASM. You can disassemble that. It probably won't be easy but with a memory map of the C64 and 1541 you could tell how it's working and learn from it.
Same with some of the projects I maintain. The reports came in for one project over a few months and then once those dried up, and they did become increasingly unlikely or appear to be edge cases, the reports started to…
> If you didn't pay recently, they deleted most of your photos anyway. > > They deleted all but the newest 100 or so for the free accounts The photos are still there. I don't have PRO and my 2772 images can still be…
I used memories for a while but Immich is much better. I use an external library because I export images from Lightroom Classic and that's where I throw them in YYYY/MM directories. I could import them directly into…
In Ireland on my otherwise very generous mobile phone account I'm charged for multimedia SMS texts. They're not included in my SMS bundle.
I just checked the newest release on csdb and it has a .s source file you can download. It is released under the GPL. :)
I haven't looked at it but I bet it's written in handwritten ASM. You can disassemble that. It probably won't be easy but with a memory map of the C64 and 1541 you could tell how it's working and learn from it.