SS register gets initialized to 0, which wasn’t true on that laptop.)
SS register gets initialized to 0, which wasn’t true on that laptop.)
I uploaded a tarball, so you guys can take a quick look, if you like: https://movq.de/v/cc07a4203b/los86.tar.gz
I uploaded a tarball, so you guys can take a quick look, if you like: https://movq.de/v/cc07a4203b/los86.tar.gz
I uploaded a tarball, so you guys can take a quick look, if you like: https://movq.de/v/cc07a4203b/los86.tar.gz
I uploaded a tarball, so you guys can take a quick look, if you like: https://movq.de/v/cc07a4203b/los86.tar.gz
@prologic I might do it *some* day. 😅
@prologic I might do it *some* day. 😅
@prologic I might do it *some* day. 😅
@prologic I might do it *some* day. 😅
It understands the *basics* of FAT12 now. I’ve actually never sat down before to learn how FAT works. 🤦 Well, better late than never, I guess.
It can’t do subdirectories nor timestamps and I probably won’t implement that. One flat directory is good enough for my purposes and the OS has no notion of time, yet, anyway.
It’s really cool to be able to exchange files with the Linux host or other DOS VMs. 🥳
https://movq.de/v/21e91bafdb/los86-fat12.mp4
It understands the *basics* of FAT12 now. I’ve actually never sat down before to learn how FAT works. 🤦 Well, better late than never, I guess.
It can’t do subdirectories nor timestamps and I probably won’t implement that. One flat directory is good enough for my purposes and the OS has no notion of time, yet, anyway.
It’s really cool to be able to exchange files with the Linux host or other DOS VMs. 🥳
https://movq.de/v/21e91bafdb/los86-fat12.mp4
It understands the *basics* of FAT12 now. I’ve actually never sat down before to learn how FAT works. 🤦 Well, better late than never, I guess.
It can’t do subdirectories nor timestamps and I probably won’t implement that. One flat directory is good enough for my purposes and the OS has no notion of time, yet, anyway.
It’s really cool to be able to exchange files with the Linux host or other DOS VMs. 🥳
https://movq.de/v/21e91bafdb/los86-fat12.mp4
It understands the *basics* of FAT12 now. I’ve actually never sat down before to learn how FAT works. 🤦 Well, better late than never, I guess.
It can’t do subdirectories nor timestamps and I probably won’t implement that. One flat directory is good enough for my purposes and the OS has no notion of time, yet, anyway.
It’s really cool to be able to exchange files with the Linux host or other DOS VMs. 🥳
https://movq.de/v/21e91bafdb/los86-fat12.mp4
Looks like a lovely day indeed. We only had fog all day and I was too lazy to go outside. 😂
Looks like a lovely day indeed. We only had fog all day and I was too lazy to go outside. 😂
Looks like a lovely day indeed. We only had fog all day and I was too lazy to go outside. 😂
Looks like a lovely day indeed. We only had fog all day and I was too lazy to go outside. 😂
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- https://adventofcode.com/2021/day/24
- https://adventofcode.com/2024/day/24
And maybe even:
- https://adventofcode.com/2023/day/25
- https://adventofcode.com/2024/day/14
The first two can be solved by creativity and exploration, they’re not just “use algorithm
$foo” like many other puzzles. They require hardly any programming at all.The other two do need a bit of programming, but 2024/14 was pretty interesting and unconventional.
- https://adventofcode.com/2021/day/24
- https://adventofcode.com/2024/day/24
And maybe even:
- https://adventofcode.com/2023/day/25
- https://adventofcode.com/2024/day/14
The first two can be solved by creativity and exploration, they’re not just “use algorithm
$foo” like many other puzzles. They require hardly any programming at all.The other two do need a bit of programming, but 2024/14 was pretty interesting and unconventional.
- https://adventofcode.com/2021/day/24
- https://adventofcode.com/2024/day/24
And maybe even:
- https://adventofcode.com/2023/day/25
- https://adventofcode.com/2024/day/14
The first two can be solved by creativity and exploration, they’re not just “use algorithm
$foo” like many other puzzles. They require hardly any programming at all.The other two do need a bit of programming, but 2024/14 was pretty interesting and unconventional.
- https://adventofcode.com/2021/day/24
- https://adventofcode.com/2024/day/24
And maybe even:
- https://adventofcode.com/2023/day/25
- https://adventofcode.com/2024/day/14
The first two can be solved by creativity and exploration, they’re not just “use algorithm
$foo” like many other puzzles. They require hardly any programming at all.The other two do need a bit of programming, but 2024/14 was pretty interesting and unconventional.
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cal -mw 2024 switches to ISO 8601.(Everybody should use ISO 8601 or at least RFC 3339!@1@11! 😅)
cal -mw 2024 switches to ISO 8601.(Everybody should use ISO 8601 or at least RFC 3339!@1@11! 😅)
cal -mw 2024 switches to ISO 8601.(Everybody should use ISO 8601 or at least RFC 3339!@1@11! 😅)
cal -mw 2024 switches to ISO 8601.(Everybody should use ISO 8601 or at least RFC 3339!@1@11! 😅)
The one in January being 2024-W01 and the one in December 2025-W01.
🤓
(Hmmm, my printed LaTeX calendar using tikz-kalender gets it wrong or uses different week definitions. It shows next week as 53. 🤔)
The one in January being 2024-W01 and the one in December 2025-W01.
🤓
(Hmmm, my printed LaTeX calendar using tikz-kalender gets it wrong or uses different week definitions. It shows next week as 53. 🤔)
The one in January being 2024-W01 and the one in December 2025-W01.
🤓
(Hmmm, my printed LaTeX calendar using tikz-kalender gets it wrong or uses different week definitions. It shows next week as 53. 🤔)
The one in January being 2024-W01 and the one in December 2025-W01.
🤓
(Hmmm, my printed LaTeX calendar using tikz-kalender gets it wrong or uses different week definitions. It shows next week as 53. 🤔)
> So, just a hobby. It won't be big and professional like GNU, then?
Ha! 😅 No, that certainly won’t happen this time. 🥴
(What an exciting time that was when there were *new* operating systems. 🤔)
> So, just a hobby. It won't be big and professional like GNU, then?
Ha! 😅 No, that certainly won’t happen this time. 🥴
(What an exciting time that was when there were *new* operating systems. 🤔)
> So, just a hobby. It won't be big and professional like GNU, then?
Ha! 😅 No, that certainly won’t happen this time. 🥴
(What an exciting time that was when there were *new* operating systems. 🤔)
> So, just a hobby. It won't be big and professional like GNU, then?
Ha! 😅 No, that certainly won’t happen this time. 🥴
(What an exciting time that was when there were *new* operating systems. 🤔)