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Sniep posted:and the only way that printing can be achieved, to hp laserjets with IR ports happily will accept this over offices using a mix of broken jet direct cards alongside innately busted network setups before it ever comes to the hardware issues
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it comes with a usenet news reader but the EULA is just a multi page rant about how yEnc is killing usenet which you must agree to in order to use it. e: the newsreader itself still supports decoding yEnc, of course which just makes the rant seem even more feckless and impotent than it was to begin with. Laslow fucked around with this message at 03:11 on Nov 21, 2019 |
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:however, an attached mouse will control the pointer in all sessions simultaneously each attached mouse gets a pointer in all sessions each attached mouse’s buttons affect all pointers
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MononcQc posted:YOSOS should enforce the same standard but with GUI + CLI accessible software. so you’re saying the only UI framework is curses
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only graphics API is raw REGIS
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:alternately i'm also okay with getting an old brit actor for the recordings. i would have preferred richard attenborough but he's dead. maybe ian mckellen. or brian blessed amending to include anthony hopkins
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PEEK and POKE are valid and encourages command line tools for getting the most out of your system
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there is a tool to overclock the OS but if you use it wrong it overheats and the windows start burning and melting
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moving a file between drives deletes each file system block after transfer if you cancel a move you have to wait for all the blocks that were transferred to be transferred back over, if this is interrupted the file is irrecoverable YOSOS occasionally locks up when moving "very large" files (>100 megs), requiring a hard reset Sham bam bamina! fucked around with this message at 06:08 on Nov 29, 2019 |
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the resulting file copy will be modified to have a font size and style that matches whatever had last been typed into YOSWord binary files will also be updated by this process, rendering them unusable. the YOSOS authors decided it was More Elegant to do it anyway
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YOSOS maintains an internal counter of how many kernel panics the system has encountered in its lifetime. if the maximum threshold is reached, YOSOS will refuse to boot, displaying an error that says "we're sorry, but this system is too unstable. in order to protect your data, this system has now been closed. please purchase a new computer and new copy of YOSOS, and try again." YOSOS also encrypts all attached storage, so it is impossible to pull the hard drive and read it on another computer.
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file names are not only encoded with unicode but also font and size
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programs can only directly access the first 69,420 kb of memory. anything above that requires the special emm219 driver to be loaded
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it’s not possible to load that driver automatically booting to “dos” is essential
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whenever it's your birthday YOSOS moves all files to the desktop for a big party
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Sweevo posted:whenever it's your birthday YOSOS moves all files to the desktop for a big party
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Soricidus posted:programs can only directly access the first 69,420 kb of memory. anything above that requires the special emm219 driver to be loaded now we're talking
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Siljmonster posted:Your Operating System Operating System hootin and hollerin at this idea
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Captain Foo posted:now we're talking
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yosos formats your hard drive and bricks the bios if you ever type the words "kibibytes" or "mebibytes"
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multi-process communication is done by reserving a range of UDP ports (10000-11024) and having all processes able to open them all with the equivalent of SO_REUSEPORT such that all processes can both read and write from the same socket buffers. It is up to developers to choose the proper sockets and IO mechanisms to ensure nobody breaks anything for the others.
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Sweevo posted:yosos formats your hard drive and bricks the bios if you ever type the words "kibibytes" or "mebibytes"
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Jimmy Carter posted:has someone said TCC RAM yet? ram reduction
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Jimmy Carter posted:has someone said TCC RAM yet? forgets its contents for days at a time?
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YOSOS installer got leaked?Kind Friend posted:this is a cool malware video. first ˙.exe sends your computer to cyberpunk hell, then you're forced to play desert bus for 8 hours out your boot sector gets destroyed.
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MononcQc posted:multi-process communication is done by reserving a range of UDP ports (10000-11024) and having all processes able to open them all with the equivalent of SO_REUSEPORT such that all processes can both read and write from the same socket buffers. these are, of course, open to the network on all interfaces as well
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yeah well of course this is the operating system of choice for people who want to get poo poo done, not other people who want to get poo poo done
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after complaints from shaggar, datagrams have been replaced with datapounds
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yosos. the world's first openly gay operating system
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instead of Active Directory, yosos uses Centralized User Management. that's right, yosos stores its users in CUM
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jimmyjams posted:instead of Active Directory, yosos uses Centralized User Management. that's right, yosos stores its users in CUM lol
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