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The blinkerlights panel isn't even functional. But still cool looking .

At the computer museum in Alpharetta Georgia, none of the computers are on but the connection machine panel is on.

Wow. And now we can run webservers on printers.

meaning BIG THIEVERY

The German haplotype already has that. Just hire Germans for creative engineers or Asians for noncreative ones.

Use red light glasses after sundown and use f.lux or iris (anti flicker software).

NFO viewers on GitHub:

https://github.com/model-map/EmpressNfo

https://github.com/syndicodefront/infekt

nfo files were used to describe the release.

Similar to FILE_ID.DIZ files, which were a way to describe a zip file for bbs software to index them.

Another good article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DrinkOrDie

Buy bitcoin and forget the debt, if possible. Preach to the next generation do not go to school (public school is marxist-originated gov't propaganda at it's core; if not then why does the law require you to go to school in some areas), do not acquire debt. Learn real skills and trades. Tune in, turn on, and drop out.

I was home schooled until 4th grade. I finished my schoolwork in 2 hours and then played outside and read the encyclopedia the rest of the day.

So you're saying that the dude fired in 'Office Space' for bringing the specs from customers to engineers was necessary?

no duh. Why the "presidential alert" days before?

IDGAD about your responses

I adamantly refuse to buy a USB c headset because I'm sure in 2 years there will be a new standard.

NeXTDPS - NeXT display postscript server. NeXTDimension - next dimension rom/kernel code. NeXTMach - NeXT Mach kernel (not sure which version exactly) NeXTSrc - Various NeXT source pieces including Appkit, GNU sources, NetInfo libNeXT, and others. NeXTDSP - NeXT DSP code. Midi libraries, soundkit, and others. NeXTEmacs - NeXT version of GNU emacs. NeXTROM. - NeXT Firmware rom code.

Discussion:

https://www.nextcomputers.org/forums/index.php?topic=4690.0

K-Meleon still runs well on older hardware (as well as Opera 12).

The best upgrade for my old x86 hardware seems to be Haiku OS. The browser situation is getting better all the time. As the overall system becomes more stable, even the full-featured non-native QT-based browsers will be more stable as well.

Other thoughts: nextcloud server running a single service (multiple nextcloud services will run like a dog on small hardware).

TinyTinyRSS gateway/server (your own google reader).

Text only usenet caching server via gmane.io and the other servers like sdf.org.

SSH / VPN gateway.

I have the first gen Apple TV and it makes for a great streaming server and networked stereo system.

This is why Risc-V being developed in China and other countries and exported elsewhere is ironically a good thing at the base-level of computing. The chinese computers will require China's bugs, whereas exported good will NOT have it, otherwise it won't be bought.

True but they aren't targetting browsers with user agent switchers.

Buy a pixel and run GrapheneOS. That way google looses money.

Elinks, Lynx, w3m still works.

Heck, you can run Opera, Vivaldi, Firefox, and Chrome 78 on 2000 or XP with a 2023 build of KernelEx.

I use brave, arc, firefox, chrome, and safari. Safari is the best performing. 'tis a shame that other web browsers are unable to use it as their rendering engine.

'The Four Horsemen of the Info-pocalypse: child pornography, terrorism, money laundering, and The War on Some Drugs.' - Jacob Applebaum - Cypherpunks

They are now Msft, they want to own the web.

Thankfully we have brave, Tor, Arc, Opera, GrapheneOS, calyxOS, LineageOS etc....

If you purchase a pixel phone, and put graphene OS onto it Google loses money.

There is no incentive for anyone to run nodes on the network, and worse, the most common use case is tunneling back out of the network to anonymize location, is largely abused and led to a lot of automated block systems arising on many internet services to prevent this abuse.

Well I guess they better start living in tents, prepping, learning survival skills, and buying bitcoin! No, I am not joking: https://archive.is/ifiOt

no one else posted it afaik

It appears to be NextSTEP 2.0.

  NeXTDPS   - NeXT display postscript server.

  NeXTDimension - next dimension rom/kernel code.

  NeXTMach  - NeXT Mach kernel (not sure which version exactly)   

  NeXTSrc   - Various NeXT source pieces including Appkit, GNU sources, NetInfo libNeXT, and others.

  NeXTDSP   - NeXT DSP code. Midi libraries, soundkit, and others.

  NeXTEmacs - NeXT version of GNU emacs.

  NeXTROM.  - NeXT Firmware rom code.

Various modules are under Jeffrey Johnson's Github:

https://github.com/johnsonjh

replying to your old message [1]. The openqnx monartis source code is on github:

https://github.com/vocho/openqnx

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26255095

Bitcoin will be the poor man's inflation hedge. Eventually others will wake up- see bhutan quietly mining it, and even family and private wealth offices (traditionally very conservative investors) are buying it.

Which is why we transfer small amounts to the wasabi hot-wallet, coinjoin, and then spend. Each spend is then joined with another spend to obfuscate every purchase.

It requires careful budgeting for future purchases (as the coin-join takes time).

Trezor now has experimental support for directly coin-joining bitcoin that is stored on the cold-wallet, but I don't think anyone should trust it.

What do you think about trump 'selling secrets', in the light of the recent story of Sergey Shestakov and Charles McGonigal?

Again, I don't like taking sides. Just searching for absolute truth. We will never get there, but we can try.

ref to your comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34019912

The A/UX 0.7 source code has been floating around for awhile. If you search emule for 'various operating system source', you will find it in a (700 mb, I think) archive that also has NextStep, SunOS, Ultrix, and some other sources.