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901.
by anthk 8mo ago
The Computer Abstractions book/course for Scheme had some kind of VM written in Java where you had to write an assembler in Scheme as the final 'biggie' project.
902.
by anthk 8mo ago
https://news.mit.edu/2025/study-suggests-40hz-sensory-stimul...
903.
by anthk 8mo ago
40 hz ultrasounds are part of the remedy.
904.
by anthk 8mo ago
It was suffered on these platforms, because even IE for Mac didn't grant the 'compatibility' with 'web pages' designed for IE.
905.
by anthk 8mo ago
40 hz ultrasound waves do that too. Read about David Orenstein, Stuart Hameroff, Anirban's related papers on microtubules and fractal frequencies. https://news.mit.edu/2025/study-suggests-40hz-sensory-stimul...
906.
by anthk 8mo ago
Between Mycellium and intelligent networks communicating nodes and 'learning' (and solving mazes' and brain's microtubules with fractal frequencies, biology looks like advanced computing literally very ahead for its time
907.
by anthk 8mo ago
The most stable would be FreeBSD with compaNx libraries/modules for old binaries, where N = FreeBSD version number.
908.
by anthk 8mo ago
FreeBSD used to have compat libraries for old FreeBSD releases itself. With NetBSD it used to be the same. OpenBSD, well, by policy running old, insecure binaries it's basically a no-no.
909.
by anthk 8mo ago
Check Zenlisp and Kilo Lisp under http://t3x.org Not the smallest, but a great example on how a Lisp can be reimplemented. Also, http://www.t3x.org/lisp64k/index.html
910.
by anthk 8mo ago
If C++ died for services under Unix and medium sized indie games (such as I2PD, or Cataclysm DDA and its forks) and these where rewritten in Go the maintenance would be far greater in these projects. A GC, a much better cross compatibility
911.
by anthk 8mo ago
Ergonomic? Who cares? By 'ergonomic' a notebook it's zillions better than Excel or even Org-mode from Emacs when you don't even have to deal with the limited input from the cells, or worse, localized functions in spreads
912.
by anthk 8mo ago
Maybe with games from 2004 and the like, the ones built to run with a single thread. With ntsync (and previously, esync/fsync) that's not true anymore with games designed for multiple cores.
913.
by anthk 8mo ago
The Mafia here it's LaLiga and Tebas.
914.
by anthk 8mo ago
Sadly, Excel and the dumbness of the environment generated disasters on Genomics (and tons of other research areas too) causing millions if not billions of losses. Hint: skewed experiments/data and so on, making years of effort worthle
915.
by anthk 8mo ago
Also, look at 8086tiny, or PCulator/XTulator. These could be ported with ease to EMSCripten and run everywhere, not just in Chrome. Chrome almost became the new IE and Google, despite it's motto, the new Microsoft. Ok, the desktop
916.
by anthk 8mo ago
TCL/Tk too, albeit being far less intuitive than Lazarus+FreePascal. Altough it has far less code, so it's a draw on difficulty. The average Joe would just spend time measuring the sizes of the frames and that's it.
917.
by anthk 8mo ago
A blend of Spanish and some Portuguese, German and Italian words here and there and English borrowings for technology (with Romance adaptations too). Some kind of Neolatin. I would expect the Chinese being reformed with a simple alphabet a
918.
by anthk 8mo ago
Some Chinese and Greek tales are still universal to understand. Ditto with some Sumerian legends.
919.
by anthk 8mo ago
Also rewriting i2pd in Go would be the sanest step. From Java to Go is not a big challenge and you gain even more portability. Just look at Yggdrasil on how these people created meshnets running even under Android and cheap i386 netbooks. T
920.
by anthk 8mo ago
I upgraded my OBSD just fine over I2P. I don't use the Java client/server, that might the reason.
921.
by anthk 8mo ago
Unix is easier to understand than the NT mess and everything it's in the open and documented, so you can achieve a good level of knowledge in the middle. OTOH in order to understand NT deeply you must be a reverse engineer. Also, on th
922.
by anthk 8mo ago
https://theoldnet.com and https://protoweb.org , try their proxy on legacy machines and have fun travelling in time. Also: https://wiby.me
923.
by anthk 8mo ago
These tools have no sense on a highly chaning API which is the web. Email, Usenet and the like will have a fixed protocol for decades and will still work anywhere.
924.
by anthk 8mo ago
Malversation.
925.
by anthk 8mo ago
All of the Scott adams adventures are ported to the ZMachine. If you did so with that, your game would be played everywhere, even more with Puny Inform. Even under old PDA's, Game Boy's, everywhere. Any IF archive mirror should ha
926.
by anthk 8mo ago
Spaniard here. No, we don't. Every country has different laws. The European Union share some laws but not these.
927.
by anthk 8mo ago
"MiBarco", for consistency, altough you would need something with satellites or ham radio =)
928.
by anthk 8mo ago
That's Unix philosophy and 9front perfected it to the extreme. The bundled IRC client it's a shell script with two network helpers, one for plain conns and other one for TLS.
929.
by anthk 8mo ago
FDroid (at least some clients) allows you to get older Drawterm versions as well.
930.
by anthk 8mo ago
IBM it's a special case. You often have the exact tools under the terminal interface and the GUI 1:1. You can do the same task in the CLI, TUI or with a GUI, now it can perfectly be over a web. But for minimum latency the CLI and TUI a

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