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by Borg3 3y ago
Ahh, Delphi. Then I suppose its all right for it. Still, much better compared to Go or Java :D
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by Borg3 3y ago
Okey, Can you then provide me some info about those Java compiler/LVM stuff? Last time I used Java was in time it had Sun Microsystems logo :) It was sth like Java 1.5.x. JRE installer was 16MB, so for my standards its already quite he
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by Borg3 3y ago
Not only. Whole Java ecosystem is damn heavy.
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by Borg3 3y ago
Oh, I need to take a look at this.. I hate Java. I wonder why such a low level thing does NOT have C implementation actually.
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by Borg3 3y ago
50kB hello worlds? Uhm.. thats still big. 15k May 3 2019 quickrun.exe* Win32 GUI Application that spawns Window and ask for alias to run. Pure Win32 API, written in C (Mingw). I literaly looled at 11MB hello world of .net or 1.2MB Go..
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by Borg3 3y ago
In orginal DOS DooM yes. But why do we have those cool source ports for. ZDoom is very good one, with spawned SkullTag, with spawned Zandronum. ZDoom support jumping/crouching, freelook (limited and very usefull). DECORATE + ACS suppor
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by Borg3 3y ago
Tought question. But, if I had to choose one game, I would choose legendary DooM game. I still play it today (even w/ friends) using opensource zandronum engine. Amount of high quality WADs is astonishing. You can even generate pretty
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by Borg3 3y ago
Yeah, great site. I really liked the old 2.5 version tho. I have it mirrored locally :)
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by Borg3 3y ago
Yeah. Same here, mostly self-hosted. Running VPNs everywhere. Internet is still good transport layer. Old web I care is still there too, but I mirror everything I feel I will need in the future. Just in case.
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by Borg3 3y ago
Hah, Linux zealots downvoting I guess? Do not worry. Acually, I feel the same. Ive been tried serveral Linux desktop distros and always there is something annoying there, pissing me off. Im still on Win2003. For now im buying my time using
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by Borg3 3y ago
Yeah, cool idea. Same here, im very heavy terminal user, and simple spreadsheet in terminal sounds like a cool idea.
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by Borg3 3y ago
Its not necessary for multihoming. I am el-cheapo multihomed using Linux router. I use policy routing with 2 default routes (primary and secondary) and everything works like a charm. I could even try to do some ECMP but I care more about st
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by Borg3 3y ago
Huh? FreeBSD had this 15 years ago already (if not more). Thingie is called DUMMYNET. Imunes utilizes netgraph thingie that can be connected thro pipes (DUMMYNET) to emulate whatever delay, bandwidth and BER you want. Very handy thing to ch
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by Borg3 3y ago
Nice sum up of simulators and emulators. My personal favorite is IMUNES. Works very nicely as VM and its lightweight. You can run 100s of instances without problem.
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by Borg3 3y ago
You wrongly assume that everything will always go as planned. Disasters happens due to whatever reason. The problem is, more junk you will put into orbit, more stuff can go wrong. I think we can use those orbits for more importand stuff tha
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by Borg3 3y ago
Hmm, written in C99 :) Thats super cool, considered its very new language. It can even run on my ancient toaster ;) I will keep an eye on that project. For now im happy with old Ruby.
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by Borg3 3y ago
Hah, nice article :) I remember fighting with Cygwin pipe implementations to have decent performance from them. They are hella slower compared to Linux, but still usable, just tricky to pass data in/out.
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by Borg3 3y ago
That selfish was NOT the the OP. It was for general audiency who prefer all the bandwidth for themselfs. We know how most people behave. They do NOT really care what others are doing. For years, I was proud of my QoS because my entire home
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by Borg3 3y ago
Really? How.. Can you please tell me how I can detected QUIC looking at bytes. I could drop then only QUIC and not UDP/443.
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by Borg3 3y ago
So what? You dropping packets, and they are still coming, eating BW and buckets. Because traditionally UDP did not have any flow control, you just treat is as kinda CBR traffic and so you just want to leave it queues as fast as it can. If t
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by Borg3 3y ago
QUIC is junk.. You people all care about raw throughput but not about multiuser friendless. Selfish. Problem is, QUIC is UDP and so its hard to police/shape. I really want to play some FPS game while someone is watching/browsing w
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by Borg3 3y ago
Yeah, especially it was intruduced with Win7 AFAIR. So processes were already pretty inflated ;)
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by Borg3 3y ago
Sure, most of time im very happy with Win2003. Pretty solid OS. There are some issues, too bad never resolved, like PageFile management and Cache management for example. I bet there are more...
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by Borg3 3y ago
Thx. Seems im too old fashioned or sth.. Most projects are out of scope. Some are interesting, and some are weird, like IPFS chat or Push to talk. I think I will stick to my good old web for now :)
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by Borg3 3y ago
Thats the point. I cant kinda wrap myself into it. I cant see it anything more that distributed object storage. So, calling it a future web is kinda exaggeration imo. Not sure. I host very simple web pages myself, and yet they are pretty dy
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by Borg3 3y ago
Well said. I too was looking at IPFS few times, but hardly could find a place to use it. Im a big fan of distributed storage or self hosting, but IPFS is far too static for anything usefull, except maybe archives of import static blobs.
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by Borg3 3y ago
Haha :) I just checked MSDN docs and vioala: PROCESS_MODE_BACKGROUND_BEGIN - Not supported under Win2003 or Windows XP. Another improvement from Microsoft without really understanding their own OS.
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by Borg3 3y ago
Hell yeah. I spent a lot of time on RDP (Working remotly on my work laptop). Its great protocol, and over LAN its very very snappy, you can pretty much stream video via it but it will choke bandwidth like there is no tomorrow ;) (around 80M
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by Borg3 3y ago
Well, there is not much to do really. Im happy with it. Its stable, fast, nice looking. If I had a source code and could compile part of kernels I would try to do some more hacks maybe. Like one thing in CM annoys me that there is no knob t
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by Borg3 3y ago
Yeah, I know Plan9. Similar problem, low HW coverage. Additionaly, it doest give me anything I already have, and I get drivers problem. Not worth of switch IMO. I can stay in Win2003 then and utilize VMs for newer stuff. Big plus of staying

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