Posts by sehnsucht@bsd.network
(DIR) Post #9hHzMVDhRZZW0avBWS by sehnsucht@bsd.network
2019-03-30T06:54:06Z
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@slightlyflightyoneOriginal Bill Joy’s vi, as found in Illumos and commercial Unices, or the more polished version historically found on opensource BSDs, best known as nvihttp://netbsd.gw.com/cgi-bin/man-cgi?vi++NetBSD-current
(DIR) Post #9hI0XmlSeawtYsenNA by sehnsucht@bsd.network
2019-03-30T07:23:27Z
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@veer66Nope, as original vi was kept proprietary up until 2006, when the OpenSolaris version (improved by Horton, Joy et al. across the years)was released under CDDL. The latter can be found at http://ex-vi.sourceforge.net/, or on Illumos, where it's still default /usr/bin/vi, and is included in heirloom project for Linux http://heirloom.sourceforge.net/, alongside OSol Bourne Shell and other stuff.@slightlyflightyone
(DIR) Post #9hI9LVSu2tGk1NCEQC by sehnsucht@bsd.network
2019-03-30T06:36:21Z
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I think I've never blocked or muted any account in my life so far, here as elsewhere, excluding some spambots and malicious fake accounts.It's so easy not to follow people, and I don't see this urge to implement features meant to eliminate any trace of someone's present, past and future very existence on your timeline, aka damnatio memoriae.If some people from time to time boosts content I'm not interested in or annoyed by, really, I couldn't care less
(DIR) Post #9hI9Oy10LzhbR6nUHo by sehnsucht@bsd.network
2019-03-30T09:02:51Z
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@veer66Wow, this deserves an applause!
(DIR) Post #9hItEoZVCogl8w1vuq by sehnsucht@bsd.network
2019-03-30T17:34:43Z
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@tuxcraftingyou must be referring to DEC Ultrix :flan_laugh:
(DIR) Post #9hKtOf5lh5bUxFjnKy by sehnsucht@bsd.network
2019-03-31T16:44:55Z
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recorded a video^[1] of me connecting to @SDF via telnet from FreeDOS 1.3-RC1 (QEMU/HAXM guest on NetBSD), using TELNET.EXE client form mTCP TCP/IP tools^[2] and browsing BBSes, IRC, aNONradio COM chat and SDF Phogosphere(@julienxx your homepage displayed here with no UTF-8 support :P )[1] https://vimeo.com/327570590[2] http://www.brutman.com/mTCP/#sdf #dos #telnet #anonradio #retro #bbs
(DIR) Post #9hO8OAEofyUP4eo9bs by sehnsucht@bsd.network
2019-04-02T06:19:51Z
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@jsyou mean excluding the use of a USB dongle? Practically no chance since AFAICT nobody has ever even started to write a driver for SDIO bus, so there's really nothing to work on or test, but starting yourself from scratch
(DIR) Post #9hO8U5DQGKRJEbyitE by sehnsucht@bsd.network
2019-04-02T06:20:46Z
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@jsyou mean excluding the use of a USB dongle? Practically no chance since AFAICT nobody has ever even started to write a *BSD driver for SDIO bus, so there's really nothing to work on or test, but starting yourself from scratch
(DIR) Post #9hPKWMCdT5Mp6hQA88 by sehnsucht@bsd.network
2019-04-02T20:09:17Z
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@ParadeGrotesque is it possible you're rather underestimating/downplaying yourself?
(DIR) Post #9hW9sAweGZNtAmrcbQ by sehnsucht@bsd.network
2019-03-27T12:28:59Z
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DX64^[1]- open source 64-bit ring 0 #DOS extenderExecutables (ADAM format) can be compressed by 32LITE, UPX or LPACK.To recompile sources you need a #FASM assembler^[2][1] https://www.bttr-software.de/forum/forum_entry.php?id=15853[2] http://flatassembler.net
(DIR) Post #9hWEk1PmJaDV4OQ8A4 by sehnsucht@bsd.network
2019-04-05T23:46:55Z
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My new post for the #NetBSD desktop tips series:"NetBSD desktop pt.7: Simple Performance Tweaks"https://www.unitedbsd.com/d/43-netbsd-desktop-pt-7-simple-performance-tweaks
(DIR) Post #9hWtNMeagiLSLpVF6u by sehnsucht@bsd.network
2019-04-06T08:40:07Z
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Humans store about 1.5 megabytes of information during language acquisitionhttps://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsos.181393
(DIR) Post #9hc0itiIddRYR2FhbM by sehnsucht@bsd.network
2019-04-08T20:03:09Z
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Remember the Prodigy Net on old IBM PS/1 (either on Win3.x or OS/2 3.x)?I very vaguely do; if you fekt nostalgic here's a nice article refreshing your memory “Retro Tech: Exploring the lost world of Prodigy„https://www.pcworld.com/article/3034592/this-old-tech-exploring-the-lost-world-of-prodigy-one-screen-at-a-time.html#retrocomputing
(DIR) Post #9hdpNxUqfRfyuIh3NQ by sehnsucht@bsd.network
2019-04-09T19:59:07Z
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# Emulating IRIX on MAMEAs pointed out to me by @15F9, starting with latest 0.207 release, and following the recent improvements carried out in regard of MIPS R4K CPU, WD33C93 SCSI and SGI Newport graphics emulation, MAME can now effectively run Sgi IRIX 5/6.x https://www.mamedev.org/?p=466#mame #emulation #sgi #irix
(DIR) Post #9hefvOrv7Ap6yNki3M by sehnsucht@bsd.network
2019-04-10T05:50:37Z
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@rainimpressing!
(DIR) Post #9hevVnN6zMoQhn9e64 by sehnsucht@bsd.network
2019-04-10T08:45:40Z
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@paradroyd Linux or NetBSD? Also it would be cool to see this running amiwm and Worker FM
(DIR) Post #9hrfrQoUT6A8tujcPY by sehnsucht@bsd.network
2019-04-16T10:06:02Z
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Ever wondered what does THC actually do to your brain?It binds 2 receptors, CB1/2, whose natural ligands are endogenous THC analogues, anandamide and 2-arachidonoylglycerol (2-AG), better known as endocannabinoids. The word anandamide derives from Sanskrit 'ananda', meaning 'joy, bliss, delight'Endocannabinoids play a *fundamental* role in information processing: they allow brain to efficiently filter input from the sensory organsThey are the PF firewall of human brainstay tuned\1
(DIR) Post #9hrftbleiB6rSDRlEe by sehnsucht@bsd.network
2019-04-16T10:35:55Z
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Several studies suggest that gamma waves (high frequency neural oscillation pattern) create the unity of conscious perception within the thalamic-cortical relay (thalamus is a subcortical structure functioning as relay and marshalling yard for the whole brain); in order for brain to correctly process incoming stimuli, input (from thalamus)/output (to thalamus) electrical charges involving a selected cluster of cortical neurons have to be synchronous \2
(DIR) Post #9hrftttPK60PfTDCoi by sehnsucht@bsd.network
2019-04-16T10:44:06Z
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gamma waves originating in the thalamus, sweep the brain from front to back, 40 times per second (40 Hz is the typical gamma frequency), drawing different neuronal circuits into synch with the incoming stimulus, thereby bringing the latter into the attentional foreground. If the thalamus is damaged even a little bit, this wave stops, conscious awarenesses do not form, and the patient slips into profound coma.\3
(DIR) Post #9hyJZ6BjZjdKpsBBqK by sehnsucht@bsd.network
2019-04-19T17:10:13Z
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@alicenice to see another Tribblix user ;)@null