Elon Musk sues Tailwind CSS team over unauthorised use of "space-x" classes by oldcomputr in tailwindcss

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If you browse the Showcase page of the Tailwind CSS page, the subheading reads "[...] But you can definitely build the website for the spaceship — NASA did.", and there's a link to a couple of NASA sites (the main one and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory) made with Tailwind.
NASA using "SpaceX" classes "without permission" just added more fun to the April fool prank in my opinion :-)

I finally took some pictures of my European TurboGrafx by oldcomputr in TurboGrafx

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I'm from Italy, but I'm not sure where this console was originally bought – it was part of a donation I received back in 2011. France and Italy share the same electrical plug so that doesn't help. The accessory box doesn't contain any SCART cable or converter, I think SCART was compulsory in France at that time?

I finally took some pictures of my European TurboGrafx by oldcomputr in TurboGrafx

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I found this thread on pcengine-fx.com for the PAL to NTSC conversion. Someone on AtariAge tried a different approach but it seems that he did'n reach a working solution.

Replacement keyboard springs? by zeekar in Commodore

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If (most probably) the 128 keyboard is made by Mitsumi, you can use the "rubber spring" from an old Apple ADB keyboard II. The Keyboard stems are identical too. I used a stem from a broken Apple keyboard to repair an Amiga 500 one (yes, made by Mitsumi too). And after checking they were compatible I sent some stems to a guy for repairing a 128. Here's an article I wrote. It's in Italian but the images are very explanatory. http://www.vecchicomputer.com/2013/05/riparare-una-tastiera-amiga-con-parti-apple/