iberator

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by iberator 12d ago
What the hell is Tokio? Articles mentions it like once I was expecting some programing principles from Japan
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by iberator 12d ago
MMU can be emulated as part of emulated architecture. Its totally possible to have software only mmu.
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by iberator 19d ago
NetBSD holds record for most supported architectures. Like 50 diffrent, while Linux like maybe 20... Oldest one: VAX780 from 1978(!!!). First 32bit xpu with mmu
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by iberator 20d ago
I once got raided by the Police for hosting tor node for just literally 3 weeks! (about 5 months later) Police seized EVERYTHING, and I got my hardware returned to me after like 1 year. Got caution for sharing pirated software, but they did
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by iberator 21d ago
Good antivirus should protect you from such attacks. Even zero day ones.
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by iberator 26d ago
Very cool and BBS/hacking style. BUT almost useless on mobile :( I prefer to use a PC but that kind of articles are perfect to read when commuting. You could just use <br> instead of fixed length words per line.
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by iberator 27d ago
i meant opoosite. browsing http over gopher
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by iberator 27d ago
Please write an article about that French computer Project idea: find 64kb kb of such memory and connect it somehow into Apple2, atari and other 8bit cpus hehe It must be possible to have some hardware adapter to map RAM into that type of
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by iberator 27d ago
This os is supposed to be run on bare metal AFIK for same reason
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by iberator 1mo ago
Its the same as Ketamine?
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by iberator 1mo ago
No one is using it in real life. It's a super weak hobbyist protocol with a lot of hype and marketing. Seriously. Only rich nerds in SAN FRANCISCO are using it.
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by iberator 1mo ago
you should read about ham radio mate... there are some amazing protocols and modulations to save power. And of course: 7mhz 0.5W transmitter could be heard worldwide... no jokes.
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by iberator 1mo ago
I got my last job and I didn't own a laptop as I was homeless. Had to borrow it from a mate. It happens:)
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by iberator 1mo ago
I read the article. Worth to read. Questions: which Motorola chip CIA wanted? Same for Intel graphics card.
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by iberator 1mo ago
Long live the chairman! China seems to be winning. China playing on easy mode tho in comparison to the west. (Authoritarian and centralized government can be VERY effective with applying wherever policy they want)
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by iberator 1mo ago
Any working gopher to www proxy? Using gopher client to load http data.
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by iberator 1mo ago
memory usage, extremely snappy gui,
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by iberator 1mo ago
Emacs is so bad It has zero intuitive key bindings. Also i swear that ctrl/tab/shift/alt should be kinda mapped opposite. This editor should be used only with Space-cadet keyboard from 70,80.... Seriously - learning 6502 asse
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by iberator 1mo ago
wow. is it legal to capture and process such data?
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by iberator 1mo ago
Amazing and super detailed. Worth to read
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by iberator 1mo ago
Early versions (3?) could fit an amazing editor, assembler, compiler, debugger and whole IDE in just 120kb(!!!) of disk space. Vim looks pathetic in comparison to it...
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by iberator 1mo ago
C is the most portable language on the planet. Literally every single cpu/mcu architecture from the past 40 years supports it. There are hundreds of such architectures and CPU/MCU types. (x86 is just SINGLE type from maaaaany).
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by iberator 1mo ago
Apple II home computers and TRS-80 are 48.
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by iberator 2mo ago
except Rust is HARD while GO is super easy.
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by iberator 2mo ago
how to use it on laptop or Android?
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by iberator 2mo ago
someone once bought dozen of google.com bit flipped domains hehe.
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by iberator 2mo ago
Voyager runs on assembly. only 10 instructions. Very simple and real RISC processor
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by iberator 2mo ago
By simply measuring radio data they measured the size of solar system and density around it. super important subject for future Interstellar travel. same with temperature and radiation levels
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by iberator 2mo ago
Wow. Only 10 instruction set? Looks like father of RISC cpu design
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by iberator 2mo ago
FRAM is also used in all modern MSP430 microntrollers from Texas Instruments. Amazing technology

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