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Previously
The author is dated by their extensive use of 80's lyrics references. Not that I'm complaining, because I'm also old.
Also early 80s or late 70s DEC computer references.
FROG VECTOR ADDRESS CAN BE CHANGED BY JUMPING W0 TO W1-W6. REQUIRES WIRE WRAP TOOL (SOLD SEPERATELY.)
The O'Reilly book would feature an animal that is not a frog on the cover.
If O'Reilly made books about animals:
Related or precursor?
'https://jerkcity.com/dongs/frog.pdf
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Nice to see that they only have 666 frog tips. Good even number.
At first I thought I'd be clicking in a page with care and feeding instructions for operating an electric frog. but remembered after clicking that it was an electric toad in the Do Android's Dream of Electric Sheep book.
Interesting, frog.tips obtained a certificate from Let's Encrypt back in March, but haven't installed it. Instead visitors to https://frog.tips/ are greeted with a self-signed cert.
Or, maybe I am seeing fake frog tips from a Frog Hater in the Middle who seeks to bring ruin to my frog? This is a level of insidious tampering that will not stand - I know people would rather have Dancing Pigs than working security, but would they rather have Boiled Frogs?
I presume everyone's browsed the github project and was so stunned about how great it is that they were left spechless. My new favorite thing for the week is 'pip install frogsay'.
I wish Frog was available in 1980. My university days would have been more enjoyable.