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by Borg3 5mo ago
Nah, its not rose tinted glasses. Win2000/Win2003 were amazing. I still run Win2003 because it just workz. GUI is great, it snappy, I have all the tools to tinker here and there.. Leaked SRC code helps tiny bit ;) Win7 wasnt that bad,
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by Borg3 6mo ago
Hah, amazing.. And unresolved for all those years?
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by Borg3 6mo ago
Hmm I wonder how stable it is.. It cannot render correctly Window control buttons (Minimize, Maximize, Close). If it fails on such basic task, I wonder where it crashes...
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by Borg3 6mo ago
We are reaching society shown in "Johny Mnemonic" movie.. So much (useless) information around that people gets overloaded. I barely read anything these days on NH, too much (crap) information. I skim and only read stuff that is v
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by Borg3 6mo ago
It works exacly as it was designed to work.. GIT as VCS.. Version Control System.. for text code sniplets. It can handle small binary blobs just fine. If you need (D)VFS aka Distributed Versioned Filesystem, grab right tool. Or write one. T
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by Borg3 6mo ago
http://borg.uu3.net/~borg/?ipv6 Now, if only those people who designed IPv6 were smarter.. Hex aint that bad, LONG hex addresses are pain to use. Now, lets say you have LAN like this [::1:0:0/56]. So, ::1:0:24 is
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by Borg3 7mo ago
10:14:05 up 2336 days, 22:17, 4 users, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
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by Borg3 7mo ago
http://borg.uu3.net/~borg/?fun/wisdom_of_the_ancients
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by Borg3 7mo ago
Connections... It was always like this..
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by Borg3 7mo ago
Haha, nice, I run something similar.. But more manualy managed and I put those bans pernametly. Currneltly, there are 1360 blocks in drop list and growing. I never really remove them, because even those leased blocks move from one spam&#x2F
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by Borg3 8mo ago
This and great backward compatibility. I still can make app targeting Win2000 and it will run on Win2000 onwards (Win10 and Win11 included.) Unfortunately, its starts to fall apart...
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by Borg3 8mo ago
Exacly.. I avoid Visual Studio.. I try to build everthing using Mingw..
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by Borg3 8mo ago
Exacly. Git supposed to be DVCS not generic DVFS. Choose right tool for right task. I needed generic DVFS to store my docs, so I wrote one. Its easy and quick and does it job :)
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by Borg3 8mo ago
Ugh.. sorry to hear :( I am myself unemployed right now. Its really hard to land a job in tech.. Luicky, I dont need to flip burgers for now...
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by Borg3 8mo ago
Oh poor soul :) I had the same problem. And I solved it easly. I pulled out stuff from Internet, keeping only VPN overlay network.. The future is dark I mean.. Darknets.. For people by people. Where you can deal with bad actors.. Wake up! a
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by Borg3 8mo ago
Haha, yeah.. Im using Notepad2 actually, because for LOOONG time, notepad.exe could not display LF files correctly... and Notepad2 has a bit more features, but still.. clean and lean.
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by Borg3 8mo ago
Because ML and LLM (Not the fucking AI, it doesnt exist yet) should be used to deal with bulk boring stuff. Filter milions of images to leave interesting. Transform some data (but IM not sure why LLM is interesting here, I can write a scrip
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by Borg3 8mo ago
Whats the problem? 1997? They were probably using 10BaseTX network, its 10Mbit... Using Novel Netware would allow you to trasnfer data at 1MB/s.. quake.exe is < 0.5MB.. so trasnfer will take around 1 sec..
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by Borg3 8mo ago
I think you were using some 3th party software for auto completion. There was project called Visual Assist with was pretty popular and powerfull tool.
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by Borg3 8mo ago
Yeah, its private stuff.. I added GRX Lib bindings to Ruby so I can use Ruby to do 2D graphics.. Ive been looking for somethink like this but couldnt find anything usefull for me, so I made one.. Here is example/demo: http:/&#x2F
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by Borg3 8mo ago
I dont know the indented use. If you need delay or difference, 16bit is more than enough. If you writting generic clock w/ ms accuracy, it will be not enough. You either split it or use larger storage. Its not rocket science...
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by Borg3 8mo ago
Something like this? http://borg.uu3.net/~borg/?gperf This stuff is written in Ruby :)
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by Borg3 8mo ago
Then use long.. Does Arduino CPU cannot do 16bit add/sub with carry? wtf?
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by Borg3 8mo ago
Like fucking what? If you do any TS.. you just use unsigned whatever fastest type you have on targeting platform, and you do NOT care. 16bit? wrapping at 1 min? Thats eternity even on 2MHz 6502... You just count and substract to get differe
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by Borg3 8mo ago
Destroying planet in the process.. NOTHING is fucking free.. wake up.. It have costs. Energy and waste (waste needs to be reproceesed so energy again). If you take a look how much energy is put into producing 1kcal of food, you will see tha
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by Borg3 8mo ago
And why you think all the big boys push for ML, LLM, AI? To cut off the middle class. Once stuff will work automagicaly, they can squish even more profits while not caring about middle class at all. They will just ask automatas to do things
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by Borg3 8mo ago
O really? Please.. can I bootstrap it here? CYGWIN_NT-5.2 1.3.22(0.78/3/2)
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by Borg3 9mo ago
Can you provide some citation about CO2 themolysis? I found just one paper from China....
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by Borg3 9mo ago
Yeah, I did not thats why I asked. Water and Steel doesnt like each other. But thanks for the info.. It seems it can be done in controlled way. Now I wonder how cost effective it is :)
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by Borg3 9mo ago
Uh, can you provide any scientific papers that H2 can be used for Iron smelting? CO2 is very stable, even at high temperatures. Its hard to strip O2 from it (except photosintesis). Now, H2 itself is very violatile gas. When burn, it creates

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