Sgeo

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Help text from PLATO Part of the text reads: "Valid forms for an IF statement are: 100 IF exp1 relation exp2 THEN line"
Screenshot showing that Steve Herman's post is incorrectly labeled as a Slur according to @skywatch.blue
"305 sync panel". Among other things, it includes 4 input hubs and an output hub, labeled "AND INVERTER"
Picture of some plug in hubs. There's a label on one of them, that looks like it says "This Hub must be used with AI"
Computer Services June, 1972 Despite their late start, Evergreen greeted the technological age with open arms by installing their only computer "Hewpie". According to experts it primarily used for computer games, although DOOM wasn't installed until quite a few years later.
Screenshot of a portion of Rust, in VS Code. Two lines have Box<dyn std::error:Error>>. The first line has the word "dyn" in grey, the second has the word "dyn" in blue. The first line has error squiggles under std::error::Error
Screenshot of PLATO terminal BASIC help, with the following explanation of the USING command: using using...of The "using" statement is used to execute the text of a different line number in place of the current line. 100 print "Hi, Matey" 120 if a[b[33×z9- not sqr(a[1])],3] then print "wrong" 130 using 100 140 using 120 150 using x+5 of 100,100,120 When program execution reaches line 130, the text of the referenced line (100) will be executed (print "Hi, Matey"). The "using" statement is really handy to use in situations where you want to execute an instruction more than once in a program and that instruction is very long or complex, such as the one in line 120. Line 140 will be executed as if it were "if a[b[33×... etc.". As shown in line 150, the conditional form may be used with the "using" statement. NEXT for another statement BACK for more options SHIFT BACK to return to the simulator
Windows Terminal is open, with the new Microsoft Edit. A "Convert to encoding" box is open, with a long list of encodings. There are encodings like "UTF-8", "UTF-16BE,version=1", "UTF-7", "SCSU", "BOCU-1", and "CESU-8". "IMAP-mailbox-name" is in the list and hilighted.
Spiral bound book labelled General Mills AD/ECS 37 Maintenance Manual volume III
Google search for "did flamme create human magic". Google's AI overview says: No. Flamme is a human mage who mentored Frieren in learning magic, but did not create human magic. Flamme is a human mage who took in Frieren after her village was destroyed by the Demon King's forces. Frieren learned magic under Flamme's guidance. Arravos is the being who gave humanity dark magic as a gift. He is one of the first elves in Xadia and is able to master all six Primal Sources of elemental magic, as well as the seventh source of dark magic. There are Wikipedia links on the right to Aaravos and Frieren (character)
A game called Virus: The Game. It is a 2D game with a grid of boxes. Most of the boxes are blue. Some are other colors. There's a box that looks like an intelligent floppy disk.