@MuseumCommodore I had a Sinclair ZX81 with a plastic membrane keyboard allowing only one key to be pressed at a time, plus a short wait for the processor to read it. Many happy hours spent π
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Mar-a-Lago locked down from miles out. Personally was stopped at the bridge to go over the inter-coastal and truck in front of me had to consent to search of his truck.
As I approached inside 2 miles of MAL massive presence of local and federal law enforcement.
Concrete barriers put up a half mile away from MAL. Roads but down completely. No on is allowed to get close.
Unsure at this time if President Trump is on the move or if this now standard protocol. Never seen this before!
@DJSnM Trackball is the way to go! Once I changed I never looked back. Much easier with video editing or anything actually. And big plus when you're in a confined space like an airport lounge or something, the trackball is static so you can use it without needing table space βΊοΈ
As a mediator who is often called to resolve disputes between government and software companies, and having sat on both sides of the desk in the past, I can say it's six of one and half a dozen of the other. Software houses will do almost anything to get a strategic foothold in a market, so they'll go all-in on an unfeasibly low price believing that it'll all work out once they're on-site. Sadly, this is usually not the case π€