It has probably been shown plenty of times before, but here is a linux command-line javascript one too.
Windows 93 (2014)
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#12I think it's funny to find an old bytebeat formula I made in this.
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#13WIndows 93 does not work on Safari mobile :/
Worked for me on iOS 10.
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#14c:\libs has all the javascript you need ;)
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#15It has probably been shown plenty of times before, but here is a linux command-line javascript one too. http://bellard.org/jslinux/
The real question is, how long until the typical web page includes a JavaScript Linux vm running Docker to display (ads or content)?
Re: Windows 93 (2014)
#16something kinda vaporwave about this
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#17WIndows 93 does not work on Safari mobile :/
Not IBM PC compatible
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#18It has probably been shown plenty of times before, but here is a linux command-line javascript one too. http://bellard.org/jslinux/
The real question is, how long until the typical web page includes a JavaScript Linux vm running Docker to display (ads or content)?
There is really no limit on what can be used to hog a CPU.
Re: Windows 93 (2014)
#19It has probably been shown plenty of times before, but here is a linux command-line javascript one too. http://bellard.org/jslinux/
The real question is, how long until the typical web page includes a JavaScript Linux vm running Docker to display (ads or content)?
Ha. I hadn't thought about that. Why learn web-programming eh?
Re: Windows 93 (2014)
#20This seems so amazing that I had to close it immediately, scared of how much time I would lose with it.