I finally broke down and made a quick video on setting up the DLSw ‘lab’ that I had uploaded on Internet Archive. Although I should have gone more in depth with the cisco part. Namely showing how to check the … Continue reading
This is a guest post by CaptainWillStarblazer Hello, everyone. This is a continuation of my previous blogpost on EmuWoW (formerly win32emu) found here, but to summarize, I’m the 18-year-old developer behind a project that allows running applications compiled for the MIPS/Alpha … Continue reading
No, it’s not a typo. This is a long-winded post, but the short version is that I found a working combination to get the C compiler from Visual Studio 2003 targeting OS/2. Once I’d learned how C compilers are a … Continue reading
I wanted to get some research into some early space flight, and look into that magical transition when everything went from Cowboys & Indians to moonmen & the race to space. Granted Toy Story covers cultural touchstone pretty well, reading … Continue reading
I had a small twitter account, and I tried not to get dragged into anything that would just be basically wasting my time. Just stay focused and on topic. FINE. I just wanted to see if anyone ever saw it, … Continue reading
Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should. -Ian Malcolm Ever since I got my first 286 board way back in the early 90’s (1990? 1991?) I have been intrigued … Continue reading
It’s not mine, rather it’s Asianometry‘s. It’s a nice overview of the rise of Unix. I’d recommend checking it out, it’s pretty good. And of course, as I’m referenced! And part 2: A Chronicle of the Unix Wars Years ago … Continue reading
This is a guest post by CaptainWillStarblazer When the AXP64 build tools for Windows 2000 were discovered back in May 2023, there was a crucial problem. Not only was it difficult to test the compiled applications since you needed an … Continue reading
this is a guest post by night3719 A while back I was looking for a 19in 5:4 screen so I messaged a guy I know that would normally have something like it. When I asked him about it, he said … Continue reading
On the heels of discovering BOW, I thought I’d try to make a cross compiler. Attempts at running binaries on *BSD systems had mixed results, although I thought it was interesting that my old Linux a.out cross compiler can generate … Continue reading