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by oso2k 4y ago
This one is fine. But I had better luck on my booted CAT6A cables with this other design. The longer one is what I used and even then, I had to shave the nose a mm or two. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2009495
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by oso2k 4y ago
One upon a time, Crockford worked on ADSafe for a similar goal. https://www.crockford.com/adsafe/
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by oso2k 4y ago
FS4 was also part of Windows/DOS Test Suite and archived as such in the MS FTP Site. ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/Products/Oemtest/v1.1/Winstress/stress/i386/stress/dos/fs4/
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by oso2k 4y ago
It is related because a naïve program will access a device (CPU registers, instruction pipelines, indirect cache access, RAM, disk, optical disk) in a linear fashion. RAM no longer has linear or near linear access. Disk drives of all type
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by oso2k 4y ago
In early 2000s we used to send each other messages using Query Strings or X-Headers....
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by oso2k 4y ago
Very cool project. Would love to seem more projects that use PicoW, 02W to bring 20th century HW into the 21st. And I love BIOS font theme!
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by oso2k 4y ago
In CS, that is more generally called scheduling or pipelining. And they’re forms of queuing theory and capacity resource management. For me, multitasking is the introduction of prioritization into the task queue management. In the above p
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by oso2k 4y ago
One of these days...I'll build a Pi Virtual Floppy https://www.smbaker.com/raspberry-pi-virtual-floppy-for-isa-...
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by oso2k 4y ago
k8s is really just a lot of Linuxisms put together in semi-novel, intelligent, and pluggable way. That list of features u/orf posted is all possible with plain Linux. You can start really minimal k8s, almost like plain containers on
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by oso2k 4y ago
And then a controller or operator heals it.
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by oso2k 4y ago
Have you looked at the postings on comp.compilers, lambda-the-ultimate, and other places where PL folks hang out?
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by oso2k 4y ago
Also missing is the misnomer “USB hard drive”.
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by oso2k 4y ago
The oldnet makes serial WiFi bridge adapters. Fake dial into an ISP like an old machine would expect to and now you have WiFi access. https://www.tindie.com/products/theoldnet/rs232-serial-wifi-... https:/&
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by oso2k 4y ago
Interesting. Thank you for the info.
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by oso2k 4y ago
I hear ya. Maybe you could argue that GNU, BSD or a few other groups were using SCCS but that’s relatively very few developers in comparison to the DOS, Windows 3.x, Amiga, BBC, Apple that we’re producing more code at the time. I’ve seen
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by oso2k 4y ago
I haven't looked into deeply but I've heard stories from others with Ryzen boxes that ECC features of the RAM are turned off with Ryzen CPUs installed. Supposedly you can see this in Linux w/dmidecode or other tools. I&#x27
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by oso2k 4y ago
It’s always a question if the source is still around now or on accessible media. Especially if said products were part of one or more acquisitions. Source control usage has only been popular the last 20-25 years. Before Linus wrote git,
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by oso2k 4y ago
I'm hoping Japheth finds some useful info and adds that to JEMM. https://github.com/Baron-von-Riedesel/Jemm
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by oso2k 4y ago
There's also a few NE2000 ISA clones on github now. https://github.com/Manawyrm/ISA8019 https://github.com/hkzlab/ISA_8bitNetwork_8019 https://github.com/skiselev/isa8_et
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by oso2k 4y ago
Thanks a ton Mike! One of these days I want to start working on a djgpp version of the library code. 32-bit clients could be useful for some things.
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386MAX released under GPL v3 License(github.com)
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by oso2k 4y ago
I’d give Brian Kernighan credit for a lot of the userspace of early UNiX. Besides awk, he wrote and/or contributed to many other tools, wrote lots of documentation, man pages, filmed videos introducing UNIX, played historian and docum
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by oso2k 4y ago
The UI is based on a framework that is open source. It’s called PatternFly. https://www.patternfly.org/v4/demos/dashboard
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by oso2k 5y ago
It's because dynamic recompilation as done in VirtualBox & QEmu is on the order of 10x slower than CPU accelerated/supported virtualization. You don't notice that (as much) with DOS or a simple Windows 9x VM. But you wi
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by oso2k 5y ago
This place wouldn’t happen to be in Pasadena would it?
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by oso2k 5y ago
True. Looks to be a little tightly coupled to the OS for the moment.
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by oso2k 5y ago
This would be a better link: https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/tree/master/Userland/... OP links to a not quite informative web site.
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by oso2k 5y ago
I hear ya...but when 6 years old servers were configured with 1TB of RAM... shrugs
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by oso2k 5y ago
Almost anything from suckless.org. Here's a windows manager (dwm) and it's docs and build system in 13 files and just around 3000 lines of code. https://git.suckless.org/dwm/files.html And sbase, a sort of &q
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by oso2k 5y ago
Maybe script(1) would helpful to you? [0] [0] https://linux.die.net/man/1/script

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