TODO – there are a lot of other notes in deep archives
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(on Wikipedia)
https://4dos.info/ (Klaus Meinhard’s Homepage)
The Windows version was called 4NT, but later renamed to TCC/LE
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See also Batch file programming
more coming eventually
Projects >
You will find a huge number of reviews here. Pick any topic, then build a tag off of it.
Examples:
Some are fairly minimal, and I call those “glances“. Unfortunately the tagging isn’t particularly good, as I’ve often tagged something as both “reviews” and “glances”.
I’ve done a lot of work elsewhere in the wide world of software. Some of the notes are in scattered archives of email, paper notes or random textfiles. When I get around to finding and tidying up notes, they’ll eventually find themselves here.
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Software > Content management > Wiki >
(on Wikipedia)
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki
MediaWiki is an extremely popular website engine, a Wiki, most famed for its use on Wikipedia.
These notes are old; the last version I used was MediaWiki version 1.15.1
See also MediaWiki reviews for a peek into the rabbit hole of my history with it.
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Regarding MediaWiki version 1.15.1 or a little earlier.
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This is often on the opposite pole of genius and is also seen in the child-like personality. The “downs” associated with being bipolar may be a side-effect of the “highs” of closeness to Enlightenment, i.e. the pseudo-“peak” experiences one might erratically have. It’s probably that being bipolar can be a brain chemistry hiccup in some or in others it could be created via life experiences and real world highs and lows becoming a trend that the brain ends up mimicking.
I’ll just be dumping various mood-related stuff here, since I’m not sure of the terms used for moods.
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Plants >
a stillborn project
A home is a terrible place for a tree. The heating is inconsistent, the lighting is poor and the humidity is terribly low.
Plant samples, propagation and other such things.
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This topic is dead! It’ll stay dead. Vanilla DOS and the internet just don’t go well together. Linux with DOSEMU, a VMWare solution, or whatever, would allow a contemporary networking experience while still allowing DOS compatibility.
DOS and networking has some serious issues, namely the lack of memory it leaves. Some DOS-alternates help alleviate this though.
