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Programming > Ruby >
Just some ancient links stretching back to 2002..
Linux > Archivism, Backups > Linux optical drives >
Aborted – This project was only ever of mild interest, as I find burning multiple sessions to be quite satisfactory. Below are some rough-ish notes.. I never actually pursued anything for this project.
See also:
Entertainment, Hardware > Game consoles >
In console circles, it’s sometimes referred to as “DC”
http://xpertmud.sourceforge.net/
Alpha. Very visually appealing. Languages: Perl, Python, (Ruby “soon”, though they seem apathetic), possibly JavaScript later.
Abandoned: As of 2020-05-14, not updated since 2004-03-30.
Oldschool music, Commodore 64 > Commodore SID
(on Wikipedia)
was hardsid.com
HardSID Linux Driver
https://www.facebook.com/pages/HardSID/83072518350
A hardware card to use a Commodore 64 SID chip and authentically play its music.
Abandoned.
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It’s been quite some time, and the website isn’t working.
The moderator of the mailing list was quick to approve my signup.
Sandor reports that the home page had hosting issues and now they’ve moved to Facebook
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Programming, Ruby >
A simple cross-platform installation thingy.
It was an ordeal to get a Ruby script to work on someone else’s computer, so I had the notion to make something myself.
Abandoned – no real effort was actually made, and it turned out there was no use for it at work after all.
Software >
(on Wikipedia)
https://web.archive.org/web/20050327055117/http://kanasolution.com/index.php?doc=dyndns&page=features
A windows program to update dynamic DNS services.
I used to use ipcheck. From DynDNS Updater I switched to IPCop‘s dyndns updating support.
(on Wikipedia)
was http://c64upgra.de/c-one/
A re-created Commodore 64.
Abandoned/failed
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(on Wikipedia)
https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=gobo
http://gobolinux.org/
An alternative Linux distribution which redefines the entire filesystem hierarchy.
2015-05-16 –
dd works, I don’t see a package manager for the liveUSB. The installation does not work: The bootloader is not magical.