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Gardening Week: Evergreen Engineering(sierra.ai)
1 points by mihaip 2y ago|0 comments
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by mihaip 3y ago
The CPU emulator tries to be pretty accurate about timing, but the I/O is not throttled, so that might be unrealistically fast (depending on your Internet connection).
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by mihaip 3y ago
The Developer CD for the 3.3 release is in the CD-ROM drawer, you should be able to mount it and install IB and PB.
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by mihaip 3y ago
You can reduce the mouse speed a bit using Preferences.app. The fundamental issue is that there’s two acceleration curves being applied (the guest OS’s and NeXTStep’s). I experimented with the unadjustedMovement option ( https://d
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by mihaip 3y ago
Author of the post/creator of the site here. To save everyone the click, NeXTStep 3.3 is probably the best release to try out: https://infinitemac.org/1994/NeXTSTEP%203.3 (it was the last release that ran well on
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by mihaip 3y ago
Also possible on iOS starting in 1.38.1: https://tailscale.com/changelog/#2023-03-14-client
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by mihaip 4y ago
https://www.pcjs.org/ is a similar project on the PC side. The Internet Archive also has some collections: https://archive.org/details/classicpcgames and https://archive.org/details&#x2
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by mihaip 4y ago
One change that went into 1.36 is that you can no longer use an exit node while advertising one ( https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/issues/3569 ). The Mac UI was not updated for that in time, but the next
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by mihaip 4y ago
Can you sent a message to support@tailscale.com about this and include a bug report ID (option click on the Tailscale menu icon and choose Debug -> Bug Report…)?
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by mihaip 4y ago
The main binary also contains Tailscale’s GUI (onboarding, auth, menu, notifications, etc) so it does a little more than that.
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by mihaip 4y ago
What would you recommend? dlopen is only used when running in CLI mode (which is not super performance sensitive), but not making it slower than it needs to be would be good too.
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by mihaip 4y ago
upx is not used in the macOS build (we only mention it as a possibility in https://tailscale.com/kb/1207/small-tailscale/ , which is for embedded systems), so I have no done any benchmarking with it.
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by mihaip 4y ago
There is a way to build an even smaller version of Tailscale for embedded systems, though there are some trade offs with regards to ease of use and security. https://tailscale.com/kb/1207/small-tailscale/ has
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by mihaip 4y ago
(I’m the author of the post) The solution we ended up with was partially a matter of the minimum change to fix the issue, and partly because we have a lot of platforms to cover with a small team, so the fewer platform-specific concepts we h
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by mihaip 4y ago
macintosh.js ( https://github.com/felixrieseberg/macintosh.js/ ) is an Electron packaged version of an earlier iteration of the BasiliskII Emscripten port.
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by mihaip 4y ago
I'm the creator of the site, thanks for the submission. This is an in-progress port of the SheepShaver emulator to WebAssembly/Emscripten, https://github.com/mihaip/infinite-mac/issues/34 is trackin
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by mihaip 4y ago
No native client is running. The browser makes a WebSocket connection to our relay server, and we run the WireGuard tunnel over that.
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by mihaip 4y ago
Tailscale SSH's check mode ( https://tailscale.com/kb/1193/tailscale-ssh/#configure-tails... ) is meant to address the issue of "rogue process starts an SSH connection". For truly sensitive appli
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by mihaip 4y ago
This seems to work OK for me. Any chance a modifier is stuck down (try pressing command, option and shift to reset their state). If this still happens, can you file a bug at https://github.com/mihaip/infinite-mac/i
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by mihaip 4y ago
I haven't tried this myself, but you should be able to download and install it from https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/aldus-pagemaker-50 (drag the .sit on the emulator, and it'll be copied to the "Downloa
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by mihaip 4y ago
Lunatic Fringe was part of After Dark, which is in the Control Panels & Extensions folder. If you drag that to the "Control Panels" folder in the System Folder and restart, it'll be enabled, and you can choose it.
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by mihaip 4y ago
https://oldweb.today/ gives you that experience, using some of the same building blocks.
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by mihaip 4y ago
Creator of the site here. There's a blog post with the technical details if you're curious about how it works and whose work it builds on: https://blog.persistent.info/2022/03/blog-post.html There are al
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by mihaip 4y ago
This particular issue has been reported as https://github.com/mihaip/infinite-mac/issues/20
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RetroGit: digests of your GitHub commits from years past(retrogit.com)
9 points by mihaip 12y ago|0 comments
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by mihaip 13y ago
Usually nothing to worry about, see https://github.com/mihaip/readerisdead/commit/19d3159c985b6e...
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by mihaip 13y ago
I wrote most of Reader's JSON API in 2006-2007 :) The tool uses the "high-fidelity" Atom output mode for getting at item bodies. That preserves namespaced XML elements and other extra data from the feed. It uses JSON for ev
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by mihaip 13y ago
The tool caches the API responses (in the _raw_data directory), so if you're re-running it, most of the initial requests will be served from the cache. If the XML parse errors are listing any item IDs, feel free to email them to me (mi
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by mihaip 14y ago
I tried that too ( https://github.com/mihaip/web-experiments/blob/master/tempor... ). It still flickers, I'm guessing because the frame delay interval is specified as an integer, and both 16 and 17ms don't quite line up with 60Hz (or whatev
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by mihaip 14y ago
I tried this with a canvas (putImageData with alternatively the positive and negative frame) and it wasn't any faster on desktop Chrome (and slower on iOS devices).

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