Re: OT: Glasses (Was: terminal without telnet)

Hello!
Me as well. I have since switched to bifocal lenses. In fact when
building stuff I sometimes pickup both a lens and an LED flashlight to
show me the part number on the IC. It's annoying but I've learned to
work with it.

And yes Kevin I do indeed spend my time reading to wind down, or even
take a short break from the computers who live here.
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On Fri, Apr 5, 2019 at 11:03 PM Kevin Monceaux Kevin-cpkmRUY/[email protected]
[hercules-390] <[email protected]> wrote:
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> On Sat, Apr 06, 2019 at 01:51:57AM +0000, kerravon86-/[email protected] [hercules-390] wrote:
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> > I am happy that I don't need to wear glasses, and probably into the future
> > thanks to qemu -full-screen.
>
> I wish I could say that.  Thanks to astigmatism I've been wearing glasses
> since I was in first grade.  Now that I'm in the midst of middle age, I've
> progressed to progressive lenses.  Combining all of the above with
> occasional diabetic blurry vision, I often can't read old fashioned printed
> material to save my life without a magnifying glass.  Thankfully my eyes
> usually cooperate with computer monitors fairly well.  Working in computer
> operations, that comes in handy.  I miss the days when I could curl up with
> an old fashioned book to wind down at night.  Getting old might be a pain,
> but it sure beats the alternative.
> --
>
> Kevin
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> What's the definition of a legacy system? One that works!
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>
>
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> Posted by: Kevin Monceaux <Kevin-cpkmRUY/[email protected]>
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