ation, I'd suggest contacting him directly - I haven't even so
much as seen the boxes they're in. luc...@gmail.com is the address he
gave me to pass along.
Mouse
ware buffering capability, and/or with DMA capability), you will
probably get better performance with it.
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>> RFC 3912 doesn't specify what output the whois server is supposed to
>> send. Everybody "assumes" that it should be the complete domain
>> information, but that's simply not the case.
>> Imposing this assumption is what Mouse does, and that is wron
yscale
kind), some small number of keyboards, a mouse or two, that's probably
about it. I gave away my Cube years back.
I've been tempted to get rid of them, but feel sentimental enough about
having developed MouseX that I've so far avoided doing so. Also, I've
been
; $
> That's broken.
In that case, it's the query that's broken. The normal way to use
whois for domains is to send just the domain name upon connecting; the
"whois -r " prefix you used is probably responsible.
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sonally had have been my system performing
as configured, rejecting mail I want it to reject.)
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obody knows why the bounces are being
generated; there have been plausible guesses involving misguided
anti-spam measures, but even those I haven't seen any confirmation of
as the cause of any of the suspensions. It's certainly possible I've
missed something, but the continuation of the
, I had a
(completely different) tube tester...I wonder what became of it. Not
that I would have any real use for it these days.
> Any interest, reply to me only, please - no need to litter the list!
Might be nice to say where it is geographically.
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ir side effects or the people who chose a provider configured
inappropriately for their desired use. (My guess from the outside is
that the former is closer to appropriate here.)
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open, system to run on it. (I've used (Symbolics) Lisp
Machines, and, as much as I like them, there are numerous things I
would prefer the OS did differently.)
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code. If that's what you were talking about, then I misunderstood, and
I retract my question.
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> Wow. Disassembling and rebuilding motors... not so crazy if it's a fan moto$
If I had to pick anyone as someone capable of it, though
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It's still on the general order of c, mind you; for the purposes of
this discussion, c and .5c - even .1c - are much the same.
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eems somewhat
excessive to me.
If I were writing such code, I would pay attention to not only count
and time but also to non-bounced list traffic.
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>> (Speaking of best practices, you're generating paragraph-length
>> lines; you might want to read RFC 3676.)
> Thatâ??s up to the receiving MUA to deal with, not the sending one.
If you think that, you _really_ need to read 3676.
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net"
means you outsource your mail to them or you just get connectivity
through them - and they aren't willing to do that for you, I guess it's
find a better mailhost to outsource to, stop outsourcing it, or give up
on that idea.)
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urce into building today. _Also_ true of a
lot more than just tar
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've done it myself often enough, though not often
with Linux - but it does, to some extent, explain what you're seeing.)
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back quite to Babbage's day).
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mailing list, quoting an RQDX3
document which, in its "Applicable Documents" list, has
o UQSSP (Unibus/Qbus Storage Systems Port Specification)
Those sound like what I want.
Anyone happen to know where I might be able to find such a thing?
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o that are 1152x900 and 1280x1024, and those
are landscape, not portrait.
If you can test-boot NetBSD - from a CD or from the network, for
example - I'd be interested to hear what it thinks the resolution is.
Also, if you can capture printenv output from the ok prompt, I'd be
curi
means I don't have very much that would be of interest here,
sorry.
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mination, but you can specify whatever length you
want manually.
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rse, just different...though to someone used to one or the
other it may feel like better or worse. :-)
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the memory after the jsr
is a NUL-terminated string, but that's all it would need to be told.
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n areas are text, or
integers, or whatever. Clone it and look at the README if you want to
get an idea how it works from a user's point of view.
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s into clonable git:// syntax, and
I have the resulting git tree cloned).
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[...]
That looks like a webpage, not a datasheet, but I found a link there to
http://datasheet.datasheetarchive.com/originals/distributors/Datasheets-8/DSA-152680.pdf,
which appears to be the datasheet. Saved, thank you!
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ne is interested, I export it via git. The thing to clone
is git://git.rodents-montreal.org/Mouse/disas, though it hasn't had
much testing off my systems and thus probably contains localisms.
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I've found record of my rejecting list mail.
But why are you asking us rather than Google (who is in a position to
tell you what they're doing, including mail they reject) or our
listowner (who's in a position to tell you what behaviour the list is
seeing from Google)?
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with R312 as high as 10K. If it were much lower, the diodes
could be clipping diodes; a diode drop is not too far from about the
right swing for a video signal.
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pretty much
universally, and relatively cheaply.
Or am I wrong about it not leaving even trace residues?
Of course, anyone with distillation equipment could distil any of these
to get something with less residue. But not everyone has chem-lab
glassware.
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INEMODE negotiation.
And, when I type ?, nothing is sent until I press RETURN, upon which my
end sends ?\r\n.
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but big-endian for words
> within the longword?
Yes. As I said in the very next paragraph,
> Conversion between PDP11-endian (0x87654321 stored as 0x65 0x87 0x21
> 0x43) and [...]
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such as endianness to make
sense. I think at least one early (by modern standards) machine
supported addressing memory as if it were an array of bits, extracting
an arbitrary block of those bits not longer than a machine word; if
true, that addressing order would induce an endianness....
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hich htonl and ntohl are actually different operations?
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t with little-to-no voltage rise,
if I hadn't known input clamping diodes existed, that would have been
cryptic, incomprehensible magic.
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honoured listowner.
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t
certainly counts as practical to me.
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less, but I haven't gone through and picked them
out to see how much less.
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any takers, can we discuss the option of
> sending them to me?
Sure. I'll send you mail offlist; this is somewhat in the nature of a
heads-up, so if you don't get the offlist mail you'll know something's
wrong.
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hearing anything.
Given email's unreliability these days, I'd also like to leave more
than just email as a way of getting hold of me. +1-613-482-0910 should
either reach me or take a message.
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f their antisocial behaviour onto the rest
of the net are one reason I will have nothing to do with their mail.
(The other major reason is their outright spamming me.)
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onfigure your mailer the way I did
mine, but I'm inclined to suspect gmail isn't civilized enough to
provide that level of control.
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trust we all know how little that means.
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r whatever else is
necessary, if it's not twisted-pair). Then start tcpdump, as in
tcpdump -n -s 2000 -i wm0
(or whatever the actual interface name is intead of wm0).
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ging to combine this with the other two - interesting.
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s,
even including the OS, when it's run, and potentially doing something
else as well.
Perhaps you are using some meaning of "virus" other than "piece of
software that infects other software to propagate itself"? That's the
only meaning that makes any sense to m
e likes of letter agencies, there are much weaker links in the chains
for them than the things malware attacks. And "AV SW", even if someone
produced one that ran on what I run and I were willin gto run it,
generally isn't going to notice custom-designed malware anyway.
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describe what sort of version it is; that
is, I don't know what information would be useful to you. If you can
describe a useful test, I can see what it gives
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from the other...?
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oney-sink to money-neutral, I'll be content. (They are
currently soaking up money in the form of causing me to be renting
significantly more storage than I would be if they were to vanish.)
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d the second. But
I like puzzle games. I also greatly enjoyed Swapper - the first new
game mechanic I'd seen since Portal, and its author(s?) built a highly
engaging puzzle game around it.
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BRARIES
EXAMPLES/BGI/MISC
and two sets of six which appear to be working copies of the above.
There are three Microsoft-branded floppies:
Microsoft Mouse Setup/Mouse Menus 1
Microsoft PaintbrushProgram/Mouse Menus 2
Microsoft PaintbrushUtili
but the memories are fuzzy and could be wrong.)
It'd be in Ottawa (Ontario, Canada), in case that matters.
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g completely different.)
Until I ran into that Raspbian, though, telnet had always (a) just been
there and (b) just worked with (c) the same command-line syntax.
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only use; indeed, these days, that isn't much of a use at all. I can't
recall the last time I saw a machine running a telnet daemon even on an
isolated intranet.
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t an RFB server banners as, and (in
conjunction with script(1) to capture the output of a one-off server
set up to transfer a text file (this being the use case I had for it on
the Pi 3).
netstat, that's a completely different issue. There's no "clear text
protocol" issue there.
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that theory) if the environment has been getting hotter,
it may be that leaving it off briefly now doesn't cool it enough.
Without more details, we can't really do much but take stabs in the
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in Ottawa, and is yours for the coming and
picking it up. Functionality is unknown, and details may be incorrect
because they were hand-copied.
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alled them
tapes. But if they're actually disks
I'd have to check - they're in storage right now, where I was looking
things over earlier today - but I _think_ they were Syquest, in which
case they probably would be the disks.
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r cardboard boxes around them. Contents unknown,
though at least some have labels.
For the labeled media, I hope to get the labels transcribed sometime
over the next week or so. If/when I do that I'll post the results.
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IIRC their NCD model number is 19r.
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chasing after that with
an email pending.)
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> (There were plenty of mouse-and-window systems for the PC/XT back then, I ex$
If the serial link runs at a relatively high data rate (eg, 115200) or
LBX support is in use and the data rate is at least medium (eg, 19200),
probably.
If not...well, it depends on how patient you are, I supp
like modulation schemes and lower-level protocols, the way
you do with things like USB or Ethernet.
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ing itself as "ARCHIVE " and "VIPER 2525 25462" apparently
needs to have a READ done in order to get good MODE SENSE data under at
least some circumstances (ST_Q_SENSE_HELP).
And, of course, some drives may want to support features for which
there is no standardized
have
little doubt there.
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ok some noodling around the HELP pages and some experiments, but I
eventually got the file I was dealing with converted. You might want
to throw ANALYZE/FDL at the file first to see how it really is set up.
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as it doesn't collapse far enough to
stop concentrating money in the hands of large corporations, there's
nothing wrong with it.
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t not in practice, and I ascribe
the worst of today's net's ills to the responsibility/authority
mismatch. But, of course, it can't work without the will to enforce it
at the top of the pyramid, and I see no sign of any there now.
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ortant and not worth spending storage space on if
you're just trying to archive existing tapes' data).
> how did you handle unreadable blocks.
Quite possibly not at all, since it appears to have been intended for
archiving readable tapes.
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lf to - tvtropes.org and cracked.com are the only ones that come to
mind offhand.)
It is, of course, not entirely irrelevant that on the few occasions
when I do try to something with the Web, I do it from a classic
machine, usually a SPARCstation-20.
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l onto local disk from the netbooted system. In extremis, I
might download a grappling-hook program via memory binary deposit
commands, then ship stuff over the console serial line. This would
work, but would be slow; I think the fastest the console serial can run
is 19200, or maybe 38400.
titude.
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to me; it makes you people feel human, for lack of a
better word, makes me feel this is a community of people instead of a
soulless marketplace or some such horror.
Not that humour is the only thing that makes me feel that way. But
it's a substantial part of it.
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nd of half your
> purchase price.
See, now, this sort of thing is a big part of why I like this list.
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falls through (which currently looks unlikely), then it'll be looking
for a home.
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buffer with something
like DVI-D could be used as a way to continuously replay sequences very
fast, but it has its limitations. I'd rather build a hardware ring
buffer, but I tend towards hardware hackery.)
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I haven't done the math to be sure, but,
until/unless taught otherwise by testing, I'd feel dubious about
clipping the X and Y signal bandwidths at anything lower than ~1MHz.
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ch displays involving sharp-corner
turns of the beam and run-time chosen displays, then obviously my
impression is incorrect and the technology exists.
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rest of it.
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wires are
180 degrees out of phase with one another).
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Even
if yours doesn't, it strikes me as the smart thing to do.
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DCL was fine: it worked well
enough for us to get useful stuff done. (The above
discussion applies to DCL. I never used MCR enough to have anything
useful to say, positive or negative, about it.)
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thing else had higher priority, though. This way I have
more time for doing my own thing, though, so it's not entirely without
a silver lining. (Admittedly, at the moment "my own thing" is less
computery, so perhaps it's not that much of a silver lining from your
perspecti
gathered from following port-vax@.)
If I were still following NetBSD I'd be taking a real VAX and trying to
figure out when things went south, doing all the builds native.
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a contender. For all I know maybe they've even done that,
but now it's much too late to seriously challenge IP's hegemony.
But the real shining star of DECnet/VMS was not the protocols, but the
ground-up integration into the OS.
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P.
Specifically, I was talking about DECnet, which was well done and
integrated from the ground up, not glued on after the fact.
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much_ better is the documentation it contains. DEC documentation
of the VMS era was _awesome_. Even today I rarely see it equaled,
never mind bettered, in many ways.
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think it did some things better than most of what I see today.)
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I'm taking the easy-for-me option.
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> Just re-subscribed to cc-talk. I'm wondering if anyone has an answer
> on this - every now and again I get these warning emails about
> 'excessive bounces'. I have to click a link and then they go away
> for a while. But sometimes I get busy and forget.. and then the list
> unsubscribes me. N
o type ls and see
[0m[01;34mdir[0m file [01;36mlink[0m [01;32mpgm[0m
It's even more annoying when other things - eg, vi - understand the
terminal type correctly set in $TERM, but things like ls insist on
assuming not only without evidence but in the presence of evidence to
the contrary that
n exit. Add in a few more lines to handle
> SIGWINCH (window resize). *Much* easier than dealing with curses.
Depends on what you're doing. For lots of purposes, if you don't use
curses or something morally equivalent, you will have to reinvent it,
which carries its own prices
es, of course.)
I too find it discouraging. Tyranny of the majority at its finest.
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enry Petroski by someone
on a mud I hang out on.
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