Exposição, constituição gigante: veja os bastidores da cerimônia que marca um ano dos atos de 8 de janeiro. O repórter do Terra em Brasília, Guilherme Mazieiro, mostrou alguns dos itens que fazem parte da mostra sobre o ataque às sedes dos Três Poderes. Peças danificadas, algumas delas restauradas, estão entre os itens da exposição “Após 8 de janeiro: Reconstrução, memória e democracia”. A mostra reúne imagens da atuação do STF após os atos de vandalismo e depredação e marcas do ataque à sede do Supremo. #terranoticias

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Let’s compare some Active Record features to its lesser-known but powerful cousin, Sequel: https://blog.appsignal.com/2024/03/06/active-record-or-sequel-which-best-fits-the-needs-of-your-ruby-app.html

Just before the end of 1989, Microsoft made available the first pre-release version of the long promised 32-bit OS/2 2.0, which was intended to be the first mass-market 32-bit PC operating system. This was accompanied by a press release detailing the $2,600 OS/2 2.0 Software Development Kit (SDK). Unfortunately, the December 1989 pre-release of OS/2 2.0 may not have survived to the present day. But in June 1990, Microsoft shipped the second pre-release of the OS/2 2.0 SDK. And that version has now turned up, after twenty years of searching, and nearly a quarter century after its release! ↫ Michal Necasek at OS/2 Museum OS/2 is one of the biggest what-ifs in tech, and the whole origin story and demise of the platform is worthy of a big budget drama series. It also happens to be one of my favourite retrocomputing platforms of all time, so I may be biased.