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by hansor 5y ago
Kermit sucks, ZMODEM is way faster in real life over 9600 PPP/SLIP links. I never managed to get Kermit faster. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZMODEM
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by hansor 5y ago
They did the same with Prolog in 70" and... failed. Nothing new.
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by hansor 5y ago
Still no any sane official library to support GUI in .NET CORE...
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by hansor 5y ago
Sadly it is still mandatory system in Accenture and other big "consulting" companies.
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by hansor 5y ago
Minimalism in wardrobe: throwing everything except just plain white shirts and suits. (plus few clothes for sport) Since then: - My default look for all work, dates, shopping is always the same(except maybe suit colour), apart from sporting
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by hansor 5y ago
Maybe because some people seek alternative to official CCP policies.
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List of Political Parties in China(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by hansor 5y ago|4 comments
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by hansor 5y ago
Interesting topic but terrible written article. Article is impossible to understand without knowing some TV series and cartoons(!), and some pop culture trivia from US :/ It could be done right with some kind of explanation of trivia..
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by hansor 5y ago
Only solution that I'm aware of is only "Oracle APEX". For some reason this is hard problem.
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by hansor 5y ago
Very plausible. A lot of "western" VPNs are run by Chinese companies. https://www.computerweekly.com/news/252466203/Top-VPNs-secre...
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by hansor 5y ago
Same here. Kinda ironic that we had similar technology with let's say Delphi back in 1997, or similar"terrible" Oracle Forms thing and yet - no simple RAPID GUI tool for plain websites...
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by hansor 5y ago
I my previous job we used "Moxa Serial to Ethernet Converter" [read-only in one way] to connect with almost 100 machines in various laboratories around the country to get spectography(and other "BIG OIL" stuff) data into
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by hansor 5y ago
Why downvote? Honest question.
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by hansor 5y ago
Forth is not new and not very expressive... I'm unable to find Oberon or Oberon 2 MS-DOS compiler binaries anywhere. Can you help me locate such compiler? Free Oberon project looks like DOS, but it's Windows version in reality.
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by hansor 5y ago
Does it run on 386SX with 2MB of RAM? Apart from lack of coo-processor (which I understand), I do not understand why nearly ALL modern operating systems(Including Linux since 2.4 I believe) are hard-coding the kernel to not boot under 4&#x2
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by hansor 5y ago
>There is no point in actually running build tools on a target MS-DOS system You see my point is that I'm deep into retro-computing thing. I would like to learn some new, fresh language instead C, C++, BASIC or PASCAL, but on my rea
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by hansor 5y ago
As old I meant date of creation of language. C++ is over 30 years old now, even if it changes A LOT between versions. For example NIM is "new", same with Rust.
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by hansor 5y ago
That's what I'm asking about. Those NIM, V-LANG etc claims to be super small and fast languages - but yet, they do not have small standalone compilers. In contrast there are plenty of C/C++ compilers - but I'm not intere
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by hansor 5y ago
OK this is interesting lead! So what you are saying is that some oldish version of DLANG compiler can actually run on MSDOS as it does have Zortech C++ compiler from 1993 as backend? This is still "cheating" - but VERY promising!
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by hansor 5y ago
Actively maintained and younger than 20 years.
51.
by hansor 5y ago
I was asking about some new languages. C and C++ are quite old.
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Is there any modern compiled language with native compilers for 32-bit MS-DOS?
23 points by hansor 5y ago|36 comments
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by hansor 5y ago
>Vietnam used AK-47. This is common misconception. What you mean by "AK-47" is usually AKM rifle. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AKM Secondly: SKS rifles were very popular as well in North Vietnam. https:&
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by hansor 5y ago
You should investigate CIA/NATO funded clandestine operations such us GLADIO involving terror attacks in Europe against civilians. AKA "strategy of tension". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Gladio
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by hansor 5y ago
Before 2004(?) we had other official AMAZINGLY GOOD(in terms of gaining "fame" among fresh hackers) logo: https://www.netbsd.org/images/NetBSD-old.jpg I love NetBSD, as it supports about 40+(?) different arc
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by hansor 5y ago
You can disable automatic synchronization from BTS, and install some Android application for NTP time synchronization (for sure there are plenty of them). Then its win-win.
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by hansor 5y ago
It is not uncommon that entire towers or basebands have invalid time. Some of the reason that i encountered personally: - Badly configured basebands (for example lack of summer/winter time change flag!) - Broken PTP - Stations that ta
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by hansor 5y ago
So you are telling me that people do not travel 5x(10x) per week to work, and THEN in weekends by metro/buses? And its minority?
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by hansor 5y ago
Can you tell me how much does it cost in US to have unlimited rides for month by MetroCard? I'm quite shocked that you do not(??) have flat feet. In my country it is 35$ per month for unlimited rides on metro, buses and trams.
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by hansor 5y ago
>Such history must be erased. Why? Erasing history is biggest of all evil. Even if you believe in "never again" doctrine. History should be preserved - friends or foes, otherwise we will end up with pure propaganda regrading &q

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