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drudru11
5y ago
Thank you for making that. There are are articles that mention how we forgot the octal connection to the x86 isa. Your ascii art table is just a really clean way of visualizing it.
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5y ago
Neat approach. I like how you are trying to simplify the problem.
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K1sslinux – New URL and BDFL
(k1sslinux.org)
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6y ago
That was probably an amazing decade for the Bay Area. I wish I was there then to see it.
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6y ago
Truth
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6y ago
I think the Caltrain people ran their stuff on emacs too. https://groups.google.com/g/iphonewebdev/c/s3h8PRyfmDI
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Did k1ss Linux fade away?
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6y ago
Ah, sry. I can no longer edit the title.
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Fixing a Bricked SSD with JTAG
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6y ago
This is a great list. What is the truth about wine?
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6y ago
What does that mov do?
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6y ago
Not a single person got the watchmen reference
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6y ago
Interestingly, many old workstations that did 3d (primarily SGI), had what was called an overlay plane. This was essentially a separate frame buffer using indexed color into a palette. One of the colors would indicate transparency. The over
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6y ago
Do most people have to go through all of this ceremony or is there typically a JTAG port on a motherboard that will do the trick?
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6y ago
Thanks for writing this up Ken. Strangely enough, I was researching a related topic a few days ago. I was wondering if disassemblers did the right thing with these opcodes. I was wondering in particular if they could reproduce the exact b
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6y ago
At a job I had, they gave people a book titled: Your Mac Is Not A Typewriter One of the big things was the single space rule. Interesting thing tho. Many years later I read on Steve Losh’s blog that he uses two spaces after every period. Wh
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6y ago
Same story for me up to the IBM selectrics.
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6y ago
Same thing with PayPal
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6y ago
Haha - thanks :-) I thought it was an abbreviation for some special tome on Operating Systems design.
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6y ago
Hi msbarnett: sorry unrelated to this thread. In an older thread you mention an acronym TFA. The thread was a discussion on sparse files and removing bytes from the front of a file. What is TFA?
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6y ago
This is an excellent article. It is comprehensive and has simple explanations.
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6y ago
Hi : unrelated to this thread. In an older thread you mention an acronym TFA. The thread was a discussion on sparse files and removing bytes from the front of a file. What is TFA?
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6y ago
This is interesting, thanks for sharing this. I will look at the JOE editor to see how this is implemented. I have thought about this problem off and on. Usually the conclusion I come to is that we need a new tty interface. The old tty inte
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Why is he making a packer?
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6y ago
I miss this guy
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6y ago
I know that this phrase was used way back in the early 90s. I suspect it was used before then as well.
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6y ago
Whoa - nice. I just ordered one in March. I was OK with having to try manjaro, but i wanted to try void. Thanks for sharing this.
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Totally. I really like that he has kept it all these years.
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6y ago
This is a really good story. It is important to remember that this is the spirit that built Silicon Valley.
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6y ago
Which parts are the coroutines?
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