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Kazinsal posted:
ntp clock skew strikes again
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I was rounding up when I said 30
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eschaton posted:I see it's a NetBSD if you look at the history, they ran netbsd on dual processor systems without smp support for years very pro, leaving half the hardware idle
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i made an account and now i will play their mud thanks op
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Jan 15, 2016 05:32
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is this where i sign up for my vms account
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Silver Alicorn posted:if you're interested write some words about why you love UNIX
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Silver Alicorn posted:idk what you want man, it's unix and it acts like a real old system, the actual hardware doesn't matter much as long as they can afford to run it on donations you're a real piece of poo poo, silver alicorn.
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I'm not sayin the yosbbs wasn't cool
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jonny when it's ready i'll make u the admin of whatever bbs fits in my pdp-11. hope u like 2.11BSD or RSX-11
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Silver Alicorn posted:I guess I said it's free in the OP but it technically costs $1-3 to verify... so if anyone is genuinely interested in using this but too lazy to paypal $3... I will pay for one verification to be chosen at random. if you're interested write some words about why you love UNIX i love unix bc the " top " thing looks pretty cool to watch processes go up and down!!
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Silver Alicorn posted:idk what you want man, it's unix and it acts like a real old system, the actual hardware doesn't matter much as long as they can afford to run it on donations man, anyone can run an old unix on garbage pc processors it's only cool if it's actual bespoke vintage circuits
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they are maintaining the old AT&T system they retired in 1998 http://sdf.org/?tour/museum/index so you can telnet to that I guess
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Silver Alicorn posted:I guess I said it's free in the OP but it technically costs $1-3 to verify... so if anyone is genuinely interested in using this but too lazy to paypal $3... I will pay for one verification to be chosen at random. if you're interested write some words about why you love UNIX I love UNIX because of its incredible design philosophy. Do one thing well. Yep, that's UNIX.
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do one thing well (according to the UX standards of 1970)
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For those who want to play with an actual old Unix system, the Living Computer Museum has a PDP-11/70 running Seventh Edition, a VAX, and a couple TOPS machines that you can request an actually free account to play around on one with. http://www.livingcomputermuseum.org/Online-Systems/Request-a-Login.aspx They have an XDS Sigma 9 as well but the memory and/or CPU on it is hosed according to their status page.
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Jan 18, 2016 02:12
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Who wants/needs validation? I actually pay $36 a year for the privvies of screen on these beasts.
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Jan 18, 2016 02:20
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Damnit, who validated celexi 13 minutes before I did.
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text editor posted:there is something quaint and adorable about the 'send a dollar in the mail' free earth spore ring works on this principl
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power botton posted:do one thing well (according to the UX standards of 1970) At Least It's Not MUMPS
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Displeased Moo Cow posted:
yeah i don't expect it to work on a tablet for kids
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SYSV Fanfic posted:Who wants/needs validation? I actually pay $36 a year for the privvies of screen on these beasts. would be p. sweet if I could get validated. sdf name same as forums
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SYSV Fanfic posted:Damnit, who validated celexi 13 minutes before I did. I offered to pay for validation for someone and he got it. I guess it was just timing. 
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this looks cool as h*ck i might get in on this
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faxlore posted:would be p. sweet if I could get validated. sdf name same as forums Done. Welcome to SDF. BBoard is full of horrible opinions if you feel like arguing with people.
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U may need to use stty to make your terminal work right.
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does anybody not instinctively type stty sane first thing at a prompt? who knows what some troglodyte of a sysadmin thought reasonable terminal settings would be "I use a weird 60s keyboard so I'll just put my customization in /etc/profile since I'm always logged in as root and my home directory is /"
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the shell environments on modern distros seem very fragile to me. who knows how much poo poo it being sourced and exported when you start an ubuntu shell
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pram posted:the shell environments on modern distros seem very fragile to me. who knows how much poo poo it being sourced and exported when you start an ubuntu shell not that much stuff in the profile or global bashrc, but holy poo poo, the completions code:
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snedding them my bit coins now
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:not that much stuff in the profile or global bashrc, but holy poo poo, the completions yeah they add a bunch of completion stuff instead of using a non-ancient shell
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atomicthumbs posted:At Least It's Not MUMPS epic employee spotted
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look you can't just go around finger'ing anyone you want, there are laws
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DEUCE SLUICE posted:epic employee spotted no, just some kind of fuckin nerd
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They run netbsd because multiuser linux with anon access is a security nightmare. The guy who runs got tired of cleaning out root kits and patching local DoS attacks. Call it security through apathy. Who the gently caress is going to bother cracking netbsd. No one, because no one uses it.
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i just checked and yup, the current version of netbsd still has ports for the amiga, 68k mac, and sega dreamcast 
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yes it runs NetBSD NetBSD 7 runs really nicely on my SPARCstation 20
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eschaton posted:yes it runs NetBSD I'm thinking about putting it on a summer 2000 PPC mac. Then throwing it off a bridge into a river.
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SYSV Fanfic posted:They run netbsd because multiuser linux with anon access is a security nightmare. The guy who runs got tired of cleaning out root kits and patching local DoS attacks. Call it security through apathy. Who the gently caress is going to bother cracking netbsd. No one, because no one uses it. they last ran linux in like 1997, and they didn't use selinux. gee i wonder how they got hacked
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