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Thank you. Sounds like DosBox is worth it. I will give it a shot!

I wish these were all available on Android so that I could play them on my phone.

However, UI issues, my own technical incompetence and laziness (if they don't come up after a Play Store search then I don't check much further) stand in the way.

Unless someone has any suggestions? I would think DosBox would not work well on a small screen?

Fair enough.

Dietrich Bonhoeffer (as I understand him) would undoubtedly say that Jesus Christ is both perfect God and perfect Man, and therefore Jesus Christ is what there is to worship.

Based upon my understanding of him, his allegiance to Jesus Christ is what motivated his actions that resulted in his death at the hands of the Nazis.

edit: typo

Well said.

Personally I imperfectly strive to think this way, and I imagine at least hundreds of millions of others do as well.

While I'm super excited about the future of space tourism, I dread a "Hindenburg" catastrophe that stops the whole idea for a generation.

There is a fascinating 16 minute documentary about an Australian ghost town that once was a thriving asbestos mining town:

Australia's Ghost Town: The contaminated city Wittenoom https://youtu.be/PaHw_bGI2ME

SPOILER ALERT: it turns out the town is not uninhabited.

I know slightly less than nothing about this topic, but I remember reading this from a while back:

"Notes for reversers Electron holes have more effective mass, and therefore less mobility. P-type regions are thus made bigger than N-type regions to compensate. The size disparity often differentiates P-type and N-type silicon."

Source: http://siliconzoo.org/tutorial.html

Maybe that is helpful...?

From the article: "Worsley read everything he could about Shackleton and other polar explorers. He was delighted to discover that Frank Worsley, a trusted member of one of Shackleton’s expeditions, was a distant relative of his, and had written his own thrilling memoir..."