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BASIC gaming-dev app for iOS(lowres.inutilis.com)
59 points by gattilorenz 10y ago|20 comments
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Let’s Run Lisp on a Microcontroller(dmitryfrank.com)
135 points by gattilorenz 10y ago|10 comments
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by gattilorenz 10y ago
well, something better than Vocaloid does exist: http://mtg.upf.edu/research/labs/mir-lab/vap It's from the same University that helped develop Vocaloid, and if you look at (well, listen to) their INTERS
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JavaScript singing synthesis library(github.com)
91 points by gattilorenz 10y ago|26 comments
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Console clock for almost every platform(tenox.net)
4 points by gattilorenz 10y ago|0 comments
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by gattilorenz 10y ago
> Had they worked out the MS-DOS compatibility, it could have. Xenix collector here, I would say they had (sort-of) MS-DOS binary compatibility, as you could run some DOS programs on Xenix 386. I think it's only limited to real mode
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by gattilorenz 10y ago
The page is gone... looking at the comments here, I would say he learned the lesson
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by gattilorenz 10y ago
Cool! It seems most internet gateways contain a boot server, problem solved ;) Seriously though, I would bet that, with enough knowledge & time, you might find everything you need to netboot an Alto here: http://xeroxalto.com
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by gattilorenz 10y ago
The problem is, what do you netboot from ? Netbooting a modern computer from another modern computer is somewhat easy, but with old computers it can be a nightmare. I tried to boot OS9 on a G3 iMac from a 2012 Intel MacBook, and despite da
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Solidarity's pirate broadcast over Polish TV (2007)(idlewords.com)
2 points by gattilorenz 10y ago|0 comments
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by gattilorenz 10y ago
Looking at [1], it would seem they actually need a bootable drive. Knowing what's on the drive... well, that's another story. Interestingly enough, the Alto could also boot from the network [2], but I guess it would just be easier
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Xerox Alto Restoration Part 3: drive ok and First boot attempt [video](youtube.com)
61 points by gattilorenz 10y ago|20 comments
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Xerox PARC Alto filesystem archive(xeroxalto.computerhistory.org)
1 points by gattilorenz 10y ago|0 comments
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by gattilorenz 10y ago
300Mhz. But you can work around that... http://virtuallyfun.superglobalmegacorp.com/2011/01/10/windo...
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by gattilorenz 10y ago
I don't think the description of the italian situation is quite correct: it seems to me that "regular" profanity is much less censored, nowadays. On the other hand, "blasphemous" profanity (swearing at $DEITY) is s
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by gattilorenz 10y ago
However, for that you just need PoS tags (which is also provided by this Google thing, yes). And of course the hard part of WSD is detecting whether "bank" refers to the bank of a river, or the financial institution, or the build
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by gattilorenz 11y ago
I have recently ran it on Xenix, on a 386 system. Quite impressive, indeed.
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by gattilorenz 11y ago
duplicate?
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by gattilorenz 11y ago
Interestingly enough, the Italian translation is somewhat incorrect, as it says "before it _was_ too late".
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by gattilorenz 11y ago
Access from multiple devices, lightweight client (hangouts is quite a resource hog on older devices), free (as in free beer for the protocol and free software for the client).
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by gattilorenz 11y ago
a very recent one: http://hackaday.com/2015/08/31/core-memory-for-the-hard-core