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by anthk 5mo ago
I used to have that; it was a better GBA than a GBA itself, and I could even play Nethack on the go. WIth a custom CFW you OFC could play Nethack at 50MHZ (With a MIPS CPU even 25MHZ would suffice), where I was more hooked than with Castlev
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by anthk 5mo ago
At /etc/sysctl.conf kernel.yama.ptrace_scope = 2
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by anthk 5mo ago
OLE objects are just FAT like filesystems; nothing too disimilar to Unix if it mounted disk images with text files and different images with it in order to create a document format.
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by anthk 5mo ago
A lot of them will. And 86Box it's a joke compared to the raw performance you can get with DosBOX-X with the dynamic recompiled and some updated W98SE machine in order to RE some old games to run under ScummVM (the Spanish "Touch
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by anthk 5mo ago
Frutiger Aero was never called like that. It was just a non-copycat gloss theme cleraly inspired from OSX' Aqua design. Even KDE3 did that for some time (Everaldo/Crystal icons, Keramik...) were rounded, glossy designs were hip an
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by anthk 5mo ago
This can create both incompatibilities and use more resources than Windows 7 itself.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Knuth has tools to spot and check if the output is bullshit or not. The rest of the world... just no.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Also people who never played neither with Markov chains' based tools nor chatbots.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Ironically ed(1) supports Unicode under X if you XTerm and locale are set for that.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Nvi 2 (nvi under openbsd) has Unicode support. It's like BSD Vi but with Iconv. Perfect for my needs. On graphical Vis, I liked Cream, which almost made Vim seamless. https://cream.sourceforge.net/ Instead of GTK2&#x2F
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by anthk 5mo ago
Free software, free society. The FSF, GNU and Stallman were serious about this. Your communications should be private under liber (free as in freedom) software. OFC no one should enter your home without a warrant. Your computer data should
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by anthk 5mo ago
Yes; I'm aware, but for some environments writting a custom shell as the one for SDF would be an easier task. Or maybe a really restricted "ash" called "rash" -because it is- with maybe autocomplete and that's
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by anthk 5mo ago
With what? rc? My only shells are sh, ksh and rc there.
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by anthk 5mo ago
It should be a way to make system env vars (profile.d or simlar) as readonly so every users' shell had these set to empty values and unable to change them.
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by anthk 5mo ago
/usr/bin/sudo isn't evaluated as a function under ksh.
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by anthk 5mo ago
On GNU/Linux run this command, it will fix it for all the GTK based desktops, such as XFCE, Gnome and Mate: gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface overlay-scrolling false Under Mac you might have a similar Cocoa
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by anthk 5mo ago
Even if the table collapses down badly instead of doing a proper one with a good set of tools?
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by anthk 5mo ago
UBo Lite pales against the original UBo, it doesn't matter if it's a cool fork.
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by anthk 5mo ago
You can simulate a trivial 'cond' with 'or' and 'and'.
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by anthk 5mo ago
I don't have any newsletter, but for Mastodon: - Compile tut, it just requires Go, it will run on any modern OS. - Login with tut - Set a 'tview' shell (sh) script as
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by anthk 5mo ago
Simpler? Obfuscated? Lisp can be self-defining: https://www.t3x.org/zsp/index.html Half of CS and discrete math (sets, permutation...) becames self-evident with simple code. From TCL/Tk I had nightmares with simpl
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by anthk 5mo ago
I did that with Sixels, no Rust needed, no 3D crap, no ad-hoc addons, just old vt340 support in XTerm. That's how I read images under a remote pubnix with tut using a Mastodon account over plain SSH. Chafa and XTerm. It works.
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by anthk 5mo ago
EForth and Subleq can be though too as a systems emerging from axioms (Subleq operations). From twenty macro instructions in EForth it can write the core Subleq code and them bootstrap itself. But the Lisp way it's far more elegant.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Yes? https://www.t3x.org/clc/code.html
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by anthk 5mo ago
The 6809 was a little of a beast too. It powered the Vectrex and some TRS-80 Color models. The OS was interesting too: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OS-9
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by anthk 5mo ago
Klong shines there: https://www.t3x.org/klong/ Quick ref: https://www.t3x.org/klong/klong-qref.txt.html Intro: https://www.t3x.org/klong/klong-intro.txt.html Klong for K user
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by anthk 5mo ago
There's openrw which doesn't use re3 code.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Eh, I made a typo. The PATH for tcvm and tx0 should be $HOME/t3x0/bin.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Nice. A tip: there are 'modules' where are just helpers (strings, io) over main functions. Kinda like write vs printf in C, but easier to grasp. The cheatsheet will help you a lot. Another thing: setting up the compiler might be c
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by anthk 5mo ago
Spam is dead since Google Groups dissappeared and most people just use non-binary newsgroups for high tech/culture talks.

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