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Just a heads up: > By using this service, you acknowledge that terminal sessions may be logged for educational and debugging purposes. No personal data is coll

Just a heads up: > By using this service, you acknowledge that terminal sessions may be logged for educational and debugging purposes. No personal data is collected beyond your IP address. Is this all open source and is the code available? So that we know where the data is truly going? Hard to trust it if it isn't fully OSS. This is a cool demo though.

voidfunc 10mo ago
Even if it was open source how do you know its not a fork?
- lo_zamoyski 10mo ago
  And even more to the point: this is a website. What is he afraid of this website doing that all the other websites don't already do? Why single this one out?
  - qarl 10mo ago
    WARNING: YOU ARE ABOUT TO OPEN A WEBPAGE.
    - derrida 10mo ago
      Exception: -1 Page already opened. Time can only flow forward.
StableAlkyne 10mo ago
> Hard to trust it if it isn't fully OSS It's an emulated PDP-11, could you elaborate on the threat model here? I get that companies are being gross about logging everything online, but come on. It's okay to have fun. Who in their right mind is using this for anything other than curiosity's sake?
- utopiah 10mo ago
  Little bit of banking on an emulator on a random website, why not?
  - cocodill 10mo ago
    bitcoin will not be mined on its own.
altairprime 10mo ago
> Hard to trust it Clarification requested: How is ‘trust’ applicable to this site?
- deleted 10mo ago
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- skulk 10mo ago
  I don't want them to see my blunders in the chess game I lost against the 40 year old computer program.
znpy 10mo ago
Yeah it’s unlikely that this site will collect any meaningful data and it’s unlikely that you lose any meaningful data by playing with a virtual unix from the 70ies. You aren’t getting downvoted enough.
mmooss 10mo ago
It would be an excellent phishing attack if your target is senior IT. You filter out every non-geek, of course, and certainly your responses would lean heavily toward an older crowd. They's all see 'Unix v4', be too excited to consider the risks, and being a 1973 OS assume it is innocent and safe (not thinking about the platform delivering it). Maybe you'd get too many retirees ... Now you just need

voidfunc 10mo ago

Even if it was open source how do you know its not a fork?

lo_zamoyski 10mo ago
And even more to the point: this is a website. What is he afraid of this website doing that all the other websites don't already do? Why single this one out?
- qarl 10mo ago
  WARNING: YOU ARE ABOUT TO OPEN A WEBPAGE.
  - derrida 10mo ago
    Exception: -1 Page already opened. Time can only flow forward.

StableAlkyne 10mo ago

> Hard to trust it if it isn't fully OSS It's an emulated PDP-11, could you elaborate on the threat model here? I get that companies are being gross about logging everything online, but come on. It's okay to have fun. Who in their right mind is using this for anything other than curiosity's sake?

utopiah 10mo ago
Little bit of banking on an emulator on a random website, why not?
- cocodill 10mo ago
  bitcoin will not be mined on its own.

altairprime 10mo ago

> Hard to trust it Clarification requested: How is ‘trust’ applicable to this site?

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skulk 10mo ago
I don't want them to see my blunders in the chess game I lost against the 40 year old computer program.

znpy 10mo ago

Yeah it’s unlikely that this site will collect any meaningful data and it’s unlikely that you lose any meaningful data by playing with a virtual unix from the 70ies. You aren’t getting downvoted enough.

mmooss 10mo ago

It would be an excellent phishing attack if your target is senior IT. You filter out every non-geek, of course, and certainly your responses would lean heavily toward an older crowd. They's all see 'Unix v4', be too excited to consider the risks, and being a 1973 OS assume it is innocent and safe (not thinking about the platform delivering it). Maybe you'd get too many retirees ... Now you just need