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6mo ago
Executor from autc04 was fine until I tried to open Nethack 3.6.7 for m68k Macs. It crashed, but it was a fun exercise. AMS might work better, but it's a pain to setup.
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7mo ago
Here in Spain a few years ago some ISP's just put a data cap about 2.7KBPS (2-3G?) and call it a day. Enough for text sites, messages and the like. But if you were smart (mosh, NNTP)... you could connect to some public Unix servers and
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7mo ago
I'd perfectly live with a forever free connection with about 16/32 KBPS. It can do lots of stuff in text mode. Not for video or big files, but enough to fill some pages. That would mean accesible web pages, and forget about JS b
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7mo ago
You can just use SweetHome3D (GPL too) and call it a day. No need to mess with models, everything can be set and adjusted. Just design in a plane, set heights/widths for forniture, walls and the like, set a final render settings (hour
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7mo ago
Ludo/Parcheese could have been more played among Southern Europe/Latin American people.
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7mo ago
GNU Abrowser and Icecat both point to a curated list of FLOSS licensed extensions.
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7mo ago
Goose/ Snakes and Ladders can be played with no human players at all. There is no interaction, just randomness.
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7mo ago
No, that's false. There are tons of microcontroller CPUs not found on computers or hobbyist ARM boards.
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7mo ago
Enable Usenet support in the Android build...
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7mo ago
That's the same as Executor, or some similar project with GNU/Linux with was exactly what Mace does with a free license. https://www.v68k.org/advanced-mac-substitute/ What I would like to see it's the f
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7mo ago
Not OSX, but I'd love what Aros m68k is doing with the Amiga but for Mac OS System7. Yes, I know about Ardi Executor being libre and enhanced now, but that's not the point. I'd love to spawn MiniVMAC with a free system ROM re
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7mo ago
That's what happens with propietary software. No sane person -for work if your dumb $BOSS makes in mandatory- should be using that outside of a Guix/Nix env with really constrained settings. At home I have no propietary software a
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7mo ago
People used to play board games to gamble/predict, for sure; but they also liked a moneyless/careless play.
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7mo ago
Nethack/Slashem too in case of Roguelikes. Nethack adds tons of Terry Pratchett references as and homage and it's cool but Slashem has tons of weapons, classes, objects, environments... And supertux2 has both the main campaingn a
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7mo ago
Non free data were real life tracks have copyright.
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7mo ago
Well: - Supertux2, it got recently revamped, the quality skyrocketed. Much better controls and artwork. - Supetux Advance, this is really great too. - Retux (More Wariolike than Mario) - Nethack/Slashem. A Roguelike more bound to inter
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7mo ago
"Aunque la mona se vista de seda mona se queda". A pig with lipstick it's still a pig. Or, aptly, as you quoted "Don Quixote": 'Con la iglesia hemos topado'. (indeed Sancho), we just met the Church...
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7mo ago
I know C++ it's far more performant than Go but for some games and software C++ wouldn't be needed at all, such as nchat with tdlib (the library should be a Go native one by itself, is not rocket science). These could be working c
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7mo ago
My point was about performance. Yes, Basic vs Forth was the worst choice back in the day, and you could say low level stuff was done under assembler. Fine. But the correct choice for 'low level' stuff it's C++ and I state tha
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7mo ago
Mono supported WinForms. But IDK how did they integrate it with the CIL. But for sure they used WineLib.
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They were different but both came in-ROM and with similar storage options (cassette/floppy). On Pascal, Delphi was used for tons of RAD software in the 90's, both for the enterprise and for home users with zillions of shareware (a
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7mo ago
Compare Limbo+Tk under Inferno with current C#/Java. Or C++ against Plan9C. We have impressive CPU's running really crappy software. Remember Claude Code asking 66GB for a damn CLI AI agent for something NetBSD under a Vax (real
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7mo ago
Mono used to have libwine embedded. You know, libwine exists as a library running and compiling Win32 natively under Unix. Instead of PE binaries you would run ELF Linux ones, but with nearly the same outcome.
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This. An old netbook cam emulate a PDP10 with ITS, Maclisp and some DECNET-TCP/IP clients and barely suffer any lag... Also the Amiga's have AmiSSL and it will run on a 68040 or some FPGA with same constraints. IRC over TLS, Gemin
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Back the day people had BASIC and some machines had Forth and it was like print "Hello world" or ." Hello world " / .( Hello world ) for Forth. By comparison, giving how they optimized the
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7mo ago
Some Pokémon Crystal ROMs pack a huge amount of gaming in very few MB. Z80-ish ASM, KB's of RAM. The ZMachine games, ditto. A few kb's and an impressive simulated environment will run even under 8bit machines running a virtual mac
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7mo ago
Just in the US. Not in Europe. At least for decoding.
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7mo ago
Hope is not vivecoded. On golang, a mosh client for 9front would be a good thing to have.
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7mo ago
UXN can be interesting for 2D games too.
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7mo ago
Northern Spaniard there, bring a Saunaa lover Finn with one of these climate-change induced hours at 43C at some day or two in Summer... in the Atlantic, in Bilbao, which is... inside a valley. I've been in saunas at 60-70C and the fee
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