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by anthk 5mo ago
You would like the T3X language as an exercise to port stuff from Free Pascal too it. In a near future I plan to port two libre text adventures with it, Beyond the Titanic and Supernova. If it fits under T3X, it might run in 'high en
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by anthk 5mo ago
Instead of C, maybe, Lisp, or Forth without messing the stack.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Dillo's author (and users) don't give a crap on JS.
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by anthk 5mo ago
>Web browsers turned into application engines because it was a path to get useable software on PCs without having to deal with Microsoft. IE6 stayed broken forever for a reason. Nonsense, lots of software were just local, I've even
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by anthk 5mo ago
And generating race conditions because Rust newbies think memory safety will solve all issues on I/O.
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by anthk 5mo ago
For 32 bit support there's cparser which is very close to cproc.
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by anthk 5mo ago
A, c9x among codemadness, cool people, among gopher://bitreich.org https://codemadness.org/git/ Tons of these tools I use are from these guys (among 2f30). Small, predictable, usable, such as pointtools and c
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by anthk 5mo ago
That's almost the first literal exercise with strings you'll learn with "The C prog lang 2nd ed" ebook. One of the most trivial cases among writting a word/space/tabs counting program (wc under Unix).
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by anthk 5mo ago
Debian had backports since forever. You could totally upgrade the kernel and MESA since month 1.
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This never happened under CPAN/CTAN. This wasn't a nightmare wanting to happen, but an example of badly maintaned systems for the lowest common denominator.
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Will you port it to 32 bit? There's already a QBE port for it.
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Can this compile these games? https://jxself.org/git/supernova.git https://jxself.org/git/beyond-the-titanic.git Ok, there's no way to bootstrap it without FPC... can the compiler compile its
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by anthk 5mo ago
Since May the 5th most shops will begin integrating Bizum within their payments systems. In Spanish: https://cincodias.elpais.com/companias/2026-04-01/a-partir-d...
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by anthk 5mo ago
Don't be so naive. My parents in Spain are now 70's and lived through rough times in villages in the postwar/dictatorship Spain. Even under the National-Catholic regime these stories were published with the raw violence untou
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by anthk 5mo ago
Spain until the late 60's (because the dictatorship put Spain cultural and economically behind the rest of Europe. My rural parents began to help parents in their village even at age 4 doing small tasks. No wonder the age on consent in
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by anthk 5mo ago
Well, Verne was half adventure and half science fiction. You might call them "expedition books" with a purpose, because adventure papyres predate Rome. The Oddysey, Gilgamesh and basically every tribe in the Earth ever. has its ow
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by anthk 5mo ago
>. For example, a knight didn't serve a lady in medieval literature -- he served the god. Uhm, 50/50. Bear in mind Don Quixote made fun on the old farts from the Middle Ages saving "damisels" in distress. Sancho Panza
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by anthk 5mo ago
The spam was fixed with killfiles and dropping out Google Groups altogether. Now it's like a second golden age for a lot of niche groups.
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by anthk 5mo ago
- Waydroid - Is totally Linux
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by anthk 5mo ago
Muxleq support it's just a few lines of UXN away: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/howerj/muxleq/refs/heads/m... The speed should be much faster.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Nils Holm does permacomputing without writting fancy manifestos: https://t3x.org T3X/0 will assemble binaries for Unix/DOS (maybe Windows) and CP/M. S9 can do great stuff with very little. Klong it's a mini A
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by anthk 5mo ago
Great Basic interpreter: https://www.moria.de/~michael/bas/ (it will almost all of the 101 Basic Computer Games if formatted). On another non-compatible but really small Basic, check NMH BASIC 3: https:/&#
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by anthk 5mo ago
Less talk about permacomputing and more programming :) https://t3x.org - T3X0 and a lot more languages from there will compile to Unix, DOS and even CP/M. There's a Tetris clone, some shooter, a Ladder clone, som
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by anthk 5mo ago
This kind of Absurdist humour reminds me of the Marx Brothers or the Tip y Coll Spaniards. And the Sokal case with the Humanities branches, for sure. BTW: https://halupedia.com/postmodernism This is golden. https:/&#x
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by anthk 5mo ago
Plan 9/9front's bullshit(1) tool works kinda like these but without requiring an $6k machine.
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by anthk 5mo ago
https://halupedia.com/computer This is perfect. Very Neal Stephensony. Also, this, but with no AI: https://ifdb.org/viewgame?id=032krqe6bjn5au78 Just incredible prose and writing (and gameplay), with someth
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This is what every LLM will converge into without curated human input.
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GBC had GTA2 port which wasn't half bad but the Driver port was smoother and with better mechanics.
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Well you could have played Duke Nukem 3D which has semi-3D environments based on real life places.
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Also, on faux 3D gaming, one of the best games it's Supercross Freestyle. You should have seen it in action. Yes, Top Gear Pocket 2 overall had better variation but the ingame scaling of the cross racing one was incredible https:&#x2F

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