This seems so amazing that I had to close it immediately, scared of how much time I would lose with it.
Windows 93 (2014)
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#22I think it's funny to find an old bytebeat formula I made in this.
Ahaha, it has mine too! http://i.imgur.com/z9Be34t.png
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#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
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.
CPUs are space heaters. Launch some benchmarking software or heavy compilation, put your feet on your tower.
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#24Pre IE, no simulation levels
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#25It 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 are bitcoin miners distributed through ads.
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#26Kinda disappointed that Puke Data isn't interactive. ;- )
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#27The corgi doesn't work as expected. Can I return this for a refund?
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#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
There is really no limit on what can be used to hog a CPU.
CPUs are space heaters. Launch some benchmarking software or heavy compilation, put your feet on your tower.
I kept a college apartment warm through the winter of 2000 with my overclocked Athlon. Barely had to touch the thermostat.
Re: Windows 93 (2014)
#29Hell yeah! That must have taken a whoooole lot of fun programming time to develop that.
Someone have a guesstimate?
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#30The trick in the "simulator" is to drink coffee, smoke cigarette, smoke weed then take lots of acid and procrastinate until the operating system is finished. Then launch it to finish game. I got 194 #Hero
You can also go to Paris at some point.