blisscast

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by blisscast 5mo ago
Would that be able to run the first release, Arthur? I have a Raspberry Pi 4, but I can source an even older one if needed
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by blisscast 5mo ago
That's the only one I could find, but I'll try and emulate it to get better ones for the actual article
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by blisscast 5mo ago
I'll fix it immediately, thank you!
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by blisscast 5mo ago
That's exactly what I'd say, as it still requires DOS to boot, thus another OS.
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by blisscast 5mo ago
I'm very sorry about that, we're testing this system as it's a brand new UI; we had left it closed not to overwhelm people, but we can leave it open by default if needed.
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by blisscast 5mo ago
Hello, I'm the author of this article, I checked it, and it looks fine on my end. Where is the problem exactly, and which browser are you using? Edit: I spoke to EmeraldDM8, who made the UI, and if it's what he thinks it is, it&#x
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by blisscast 5mo ago
Especially as, in Unix, you needed to add things by yourself, so it could be as simple or complex as you needed it to be
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by blisscast 5mo ago
He's an awesome guy!
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by blisscast 5mo ago
Maybe that's the reason people are going back to older tech? Personally, I use an iPod and I find it's simple enough and does the job
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by blisscast 5mo ago
I mean, when it came out, people didn't really need much of that
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by blisscast 5mo ago
If only every program worked out of the box... :')
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by blisscast 10mo ago
I'm not an expert on programming languages, but maybe I can see about talking about that one day.
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by blisscast 10mo ago
I still need to read that, as the episode about NeXT is coming soon.