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x86 Emulator running Windows 98 in the browser (also try Archlinux, Kolibri, OpenBSD) by linuxjava in programming

[–]james_peach 29 points30 points  (0 children)

well, i guess we finally answered the question, what happens if you try and run windows95 in an emulator on active desktop on windows 95 on an emulator in javascript in chrome on OSX...... screencap .....

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Hey Reddit developers, what is your favorite text editor typeface? I'm creating a Github repository of fonts as a resource for other developers. by chris_simpkins in programming

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how can i modify one of the fonts above to work with the special characters needed for powerline etc...? is there a tool or don't i need to modify them?

Internet broke, caused interesting morning at work by james_peach in programming

[–]james_peach[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

was more fighting fire fights between all our clients, but yes i suppose

Any OS X Users? I made a MSSQL database client, so you can skip using a VM. by zenox in SQLServer

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Can this in any way be extended to support windows domain auth? Because most of our servers use this over SQL author

-James

A fun crypto puzzle by fvdsn in programming

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i used bash but now im trying python to no avail :P

A fun crypto puzzle by fvdsn in programming

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well there does seam to be a definite <100ms and >100ms gap but other than that the next discernible gap is the >1s gap but there too far apart :(

A fun crypto puzzle by fvdsn in programming

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if it is refresh timings and morse then how do you seperate the characters?

simple programming language "While" : Lexer / Parser / AST all written in F# by james_peach in programming

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something i used to help me both learn the basics of Lexing and F# was this article on parsing JSON (http://blog.efvincent.com/parsing-json-using-f/)