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iberator
1y ago
what do you mean? Electricity is needed first so how come this is strange?
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iberator
1y ago
Interesting fact: hp3000 is an example of very few mainframe/mini computers based on stack architecture instead of registers:) I'm currently writing assembler for my own virtual cpu hehe. Stack based of course
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iberator
1y ago
Thank you mate :)
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iberator
1y ago
What do you mean?! If you have money it's not homelessness but adventure and hiking. Homelessness is a forced state without an easy way out.
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iberator
1y ago
Camping with money for 4 months is not homelessness! Thats such absurd idea.
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iberator
1y ago
thank you
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iberator
1y ago
amazing. thank you
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iberator
1y ago
Sadly there is no screenshot of the web browser
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iberator
1y ago
> I wonder what it says about me or my life that my first thought was that it sounded absolutely wonderful. >I do not want to be homeless or get rid of my family, but it sure would be amazing to "be able to" (of course I hav
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iberator
1y ago
How does it differ from the Freenet[1] project? AFIK Freenet is the only truly resilient anonymous network that lasted +20 years without literally a single successful attack by the state actor. It's like RAID over the internet over enc
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iberator
1y ago
I miss good old KDE1/2 desktop :) It would be hilariously fast nowadays and totally usable, all under like 64mb of RAM :)
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1y ago
A lot of teleco stuff dumps multi-gb stuff of xml hourly. Per BTS. Processing few TB of XML files on one server daily It's doable, just use the right tools and hacks :) Processing schema-less or broken schema stuff is always hilarious.
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iberator
1y ago
Back in the 486 era? same here hehe ksh for life :p
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iberator
1y ago
It's all fun when you have money... otherwise it's a recipe for disaster
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iberator
1y ago
wow, you should write a book! amazing
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iberator
1y ago
chroot ? :)
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iberator
1y ago
>Changes in agricultural practices and the introduction of disease-resistant crop varieties have largely eliminated ergotism in modern times
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iberator
1y ago
I currently re-learn ASM by writing my own virtual machine with my own cpu architecture and instruction set. Its FUN :) I never expected to write programs in pure machine code before, but here I am. Writing my own assembler now :) Way easi
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iberator
1y ago
There is a superior emulator: x86box
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iberator
1y ago
hehe it looks like DESQview]1] for MSDOS from 1985 :) Amazing idea! 1: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DESQview
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iberator
1y ago
10646! https://www.johnayliff.com/games/seedship/index.html?bmmorxj...
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iberator
1y ago
Why update if something is perfect? Like in the old days: final version :) wait for new one in few years :)
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1y ago
2.0, 3.x - my favourite versions... I could run Linux on 2MB of ram at 386SX 16mhz, thanks to a.out format of binaries instead of ELF. It was really really great. Then everything went downhill with glibc/eglibc split and mandatory ELF
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iberator
1y ago
That's why God created Jenkins. My favourite application ever
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iberator
1y ago
I'm homeless for like 2 months. My stance: all we need is a job and emotional and mental support. And backpacks. And socks. And hats. And phones
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1y ago
Back in 2022 it worked fine with literally all modules except some ssh, ssl and C based modules. With a little bit of tinkering (multiprocessing, choosing the right libraries written strictly in python, PyPy plus a lot of memory) I was abl
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iberator
1y ago
"For native profilers and debuggers, such as perf and GDB, there is a need to unwind the stack through JIT frames, and interact with JIT frames, but "the short answer is that it's really really complicated" I'm home
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iberator
1y ago
There is no comparison. Selling stuff as white person (extremely culturally aware) in Africa is like stealing candy from a baby. People want to know you, and your story - not the product. Thank you for such suggestion. Yup, I could write fe
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iberator
1y ago
writing here or in general?
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iberator
1y ago
Thank you. There is more hahaha
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