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Turboblack
3mo ago
I need your help: I'm fighting cancer and raising money for my surgery. I used to organize fundraisers to help victims (details can be found on my website: https:// elpis.ws/cgi-bin/cms/support), but now I need
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Turboblack
7mo ago
Some time ago I had an interesting idea - to make a page in the style of the 90s with only text, no graphics, look what came out of it
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Turboblack
8mo ago
13#th issue is out cover- https://elpis.ws/issue13.png i hope u like it
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Turboblack
8mo ago
When you click the link, a new player will receive a free dagger as a gift. Start the game immediately with a normal weapon.
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Turboblack
11mo ago
cover http://elpis.ws/12.gif Table of contents: 1. ASCII Art is an art born from limitations 2. Brown Doesn't Exist! 3. Doodling, or scribbling while waiting for an idea 4. Web 1.0 Fossils 5. AI devoured the inter
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Turboblack
1y ago
according to the statistics of our service (static hosting) for retro sites - most people (now there are more than 800 registrations) were invited personally, the rest were brought by the hand from the Internet annual statistics showed that
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Turboblack
1y ago
I studied to be an IT specialist at the Polytechnic University, I thought to connect my life closely with IT, time has shown that there are IT specialists under every bush, even a dried-up one, as my son was born in 2008, then in August the
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Turboblack
1y ago
the problem is that everyone is doing one-off projects licked by neural networks, which are stupidly aimed at sales, nothing more, if you really want to be memorable - you can't use neural networks, you need the truth. recently, truthf
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1y ago
http://elpis.ws/10.jpg Contents: The Web Outside of HTTP Format that was buried with honors J2ME: Run once, write everywhere or make button phones greate again. Photomemorabilia and the Fight Against Digital Disappearance I
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Turboblack
1y ago
some news from the bakery ))))) the third author took on the article, at the moment there are already two ready, and they are really nifty. I really hope that the issue will be released earlier, it all depends on how quickly I collect good
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Turboblack
1y ago
https://elpis.ws/9.gif This time, a little late. This issue will be a little unusual - more nostalgia, more tears, more humor, I missed a little with the theoretical part, and the historical one, but I hope this will be com
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Turboblack
1y ago
finally something really useful, I wish you creative success, you are doing the right thing
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Turboblack
1y ago
I sit on several classic (regular) forums, the kind that were popular in the 00s
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Turboblack
1y ago
my page http://elpis.ws located on web 1.0 hosting http://web1.0hosting.net/ This is a community of ascetic bloggers and web builders that can be seen as sites from the 90s, there is access to HTTP (it was ver
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Turboblack
1y ago
but let's not lie - you just want to make money, no matter if it's AI or something else. I would even say that if you remove AI from the context, nothing will change. and now imagine that the neural network has learned that it is
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Turboblack
1y ago
no way - if you start complaining, they'll think you're pathetic and won't hire you. If you praise, they'll think you're stupid. If you talk badly about your boss, they'll decide that you'll do the same in
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Turboblack
1y ago
in fact, it doesn't work, any decent ophthalmologist (there aren't any) will say that these things are only needed to collect money from customers. the carrot myth isn't strong either. you can eat kilograms of carrots and poo
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Turboblack
1y ago
So it turns out that you are considering the Internet only for money?
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Ask HN: Do you have RSS on your site?
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1y ago
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Show HN: HTTP search engine for old PC
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1y ago
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1y ago
as an example https://elpis.ws now to the point, what is needed: 1. respect the reader, write interestingly. 2. write as you think is necessary, do not bend to fashion 3. no advertising! no social components 4. only RSS subscrip
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Turboblack
1y ago
https://mario.oldcities.org/ take a look
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IRC for Old Farts
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2y ago
there are two types of blogs - sincere ones, where the author pours out his soul and talks about what he can't keep to himself, possibly raising some important issues, trying to convey them to the masses, and SEO blogs - where there ar
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2y ago
now every second person is a coder. when i studied at the polytechnic, programmers were the elite, now it's common. i wanted to be some kind of neurosurgeon in IT, but it turned out that i'm a plumber. i would have been better off
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Turboblack
2y ago
i work on http://web1.0hosting.net/ this is free static hosting, like neocities, only better, we are developing, not limiting. as for why I do this: I am very interested in it, I do it not for money, but to help people, the
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2y ago
invite a friend who will make a website, and get another 500 megabytes of hosting. there are no size limits, for a quick start there is a pre-installed cms, you can work from a phone, from a desktop, under modern OS, and even native DOS. li
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Turboblack
2y ago
it's not even about the lack of fame, but the fact that I chose each composition or song very carefully and I don't have any left-wing songs on the list that I would fast-forward through. in this regard, I didn't like the rad
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Turboblack
2y ago
I listen offline and relax offline. I don't have time for things like Spotify, my mp3 player on my phone is full of songs (there are about 150 of them) and I've been listening to them for over 10 years. I don't get tired
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Turboblack
2y ago
http://web1.0hosting.net/ Web 1.0 Hosting - is an advanced static hosting with some predefined most necessary ready-made scripts, a smallweb project that makes it possible to access static websites from old devices such as
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