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scruffyherder
8y ago
Don't insult my intelligence Kirk
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8y ago
This is the way to go, nobody should be relying on one apathetic corporation to house source code of all things. The amount of people with powerful 64bit machines, and $5 VPS's is just too damned high to be relying on something that c
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8y ago
Indeed it is. Plus I don't have to fight with other people if they don't like something about me or what I'm doing, I'm on my own, in my own little world. I originally setup the CVSweb thing to let google crawl the page
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8y ago
Because I like hosting the stuff myself, and I don't need anyone's approval or their 'community' bullshit, I'm free to do as I wish. Just as I like having CVS, so I can take a stock Darwin 0.3 instance and sync code
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8y ago
thanks for the tip
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8y ago
So I keep a few GB of source online via CVS http://unix.superglobalmegacorp.com/ , and I have been shying away from git anything as I did a gitlab install for someone and was amazed at how much hardware I had to throw at it
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8y ago
I think this is for the PS/2 as marked by the N1 image having a PS on it... Also I was unable to de-compress 021.SCO_XENIX_OS__BASIC_UTILS_____REL-2.2___MEDIA-35DSDD__TYPE-N86___ID-018.22B.000.16218_VOL-B1___3.5FLOPPY720K.bz2 I'm
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9y ago
Come to Asia for Tokyo, but live in Hong Kong... To be fair I live in Hong Kong, and it's chaotic, sure when you first come here, but after a few months you adjust to it's normalcy... And it's really no different from New Yor
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9y ago
> Thursday, February 26, 2015 Not exactly new.
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9y ago
Facilities gets a different budget than operations. It's OK to spend $150k for an engineer that can't concentrate from the noise, but $1k to make him productive is out of the question, and out from another budget!
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9y ago
That is when they had to dump Rhapsody, and do the whole Carbon thing, as nobody was going to write for NeXTSTEP.
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9y ago
After finding the source to Darwin 0.1 / 0.3 which was Rhapsody / OS X Server 1.0 and getting it to build on x86, I thought it was cool that using remote display, and chroot from a NeXTSTEP root many things would run using the Rha
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9y ago
The monolith really works as a Visial metaphor for the Cinema screen. Just as the movie starts as we are staring at the monolith ready to go on a literal space Odyssey. It's a shame so many re-releases "fixed" the faux scree
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9y ago
I get it from my home all the time, but it works from the office, or mobile phone....
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9y ago
The real joke is that the '32bit' version was written in parallel, and suppressed by IBM. You can read more, and actually run them here: https://www.pcjs.org/blog/2016/02/08/ It's a little
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9y ago
Oh there was, just people with big pockets. Have some application written in VB6? Need it to go faster where money is no object? Get VB for the Dec Alpha. Although I've never seen anyone do that, but there was such a thing. Now when
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9y ago
And for 12.50 I get exchange+office all hosted and I don't do a thing. Thanks best part is that clients get my emails, and I'm not wasting days trying to fight the brick wall that is Google, Yahoo, Apple, Microsoft,and every other
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9y ago
What fun is it doing things pre-made? Sometimes you want to make Apple Pie, just to prove you can.
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9y ago
It doesn't run automatically. I thought it was an interesting experiment as a 'tip jar' type thing. No I really don't expect to make even $0.01 but it's more so to gauge if anyone would actually click the button.
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9y ago
Probably far too late to mention, but I have a bunch of projects on SF, and now I can't scroll through them on the me drop down menu. It feels.. strange, and more responsive than the old stuff. I guess that's just change. I never
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9y ago
> photoshopped lol I'm not that sophisticated, just the print-screen key + paint brush. Graphical artist, I'm not.
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9y ago
Thanks, I thought it looked pretty cool to mix in some random OS screen shots with the Ultima VII intro animation. I screen capped a bunch of the animation to paste it all in to get the banner. I have 14 of them now, I started with a simp
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9y ago
I have a really unique email.. Neozeed .AT. gmail.com When Gmail went public I thought we were all doing aliases, meanwhile everyone went with real names for some reason. And some Australian football player with the same name and his rabid
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9y ago
Changed jobs a few times, changed cities, then continents and then finally settled down. But I'm much older than you! Started a blog over 10 years ago as a place to record my crazy experiments and to remember obsolete stuff. Not that
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9y ago
Unixgod? Lol long long time ago. ... But I'm just hosting this post, it's not mine. The rest of the blog ramblings are.
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9y ago
Thanks for the plug, I've been able to cross build just about every a.out buildable Linux kernel from Windows. In addition I've built and did some minor tyre kicking with GCC 0.9 https://virtuallyfun.com/2016/
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10y ago
Yes there is, it's called TME, and it runs fine! https://virtuallyfun.superglobalmegacorp.com/2017/04/01/rese...
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10y ago
Version 9 runs on TME https://virtuallyfun.superglobalmegacorp.com/2017/04/01/rese...
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11y ago
Clearly written by someone who has never lived in China