Mostly computer thought's and stuff I've done!
Interesting to look at from time to time. I find it interesting that… Go is #7 (way to go, Go), VB is even on here let alone #8, Fortran #10 (huge 10 point jump), Delphi/ Object Pascal #11. Ruby made a big jump from #18 a year ago to #13 now. I haven’t done anything in Ruby in years (my source folders are from 2007)… maybe I should look at it again. Maybe there’s a slight chance that it’s improved 🙂 I remember liking it. Rust is way down there at #19.
Far be it for me to question genius Elon Musk. But X, IMHO is just to vague to use as a name. When writing about something, I see on X, I often (usually) have to… at least feel the need to, clarify by also adding “Twitter” anyway. Like this guy did in a YouTube video…
I think the “Caption “Hannah Barron X Drama”, probably gives a whole different suggestion. Also since the company is now X, should the caption have been “Hannah Barron X (Twitter) Drama”?
Also, it just doesn’t seem very imaginative. How many product models start with X… so many. I once registered a URL… “Blue Penguin”. But dropped it after I realize so many products preface their name with “Blue”.
Finally, maybe the masses don’t realize, but as a long time Linux user… how similar is this?
X Windows System, began in 1984!
It use to be an option on the right. Now it’s a Link to option.
Tried it months ago, and I liked it. All of a sudden i couldn’t get to Udemy…
I must have waited and hoped through 5-6 updates. Same thing every time. Ridiculous name anyway!
This is the result of the quickest/easiest install from following the YouTube video. Which didn’t work the first time. See below for the reason.
RT-11/rtv53swre(works)$ ../../bin/pdp11 boot.ini
PDP-11 simulator Open SIMH V4.1-0 Current simh git commit id: 021413a2
Disabling RK
Disabling HK
Disabling TM
/home/bill/MyStuff/Computer_Simulator_Emulator/Emulators/Mini/simh/PDP-11/RT-11/rtv53swre(works)/boot.ini-5> attach rl0 rt11sys.rl02
%SIM-INFO: RL0: 'rt11sys.rl02' Contains RT11 partitions
%SIM-INFO: 1 valid partition, Type: V05, Sectors On Disk: 20450
/home/bill/MyStuff/Computer_Simulator_Emulator/Emulators/Mini/simh/PDP-11/RT-11/rtv53swre(works)/boot.ini-7> attach rl1 rt11lang.rl02
%SIM-INFO: RL1: 'rt11lang.rl02' Contains RT11 partitions
%SIM-INFO: 1 valid partition, Type: V05, Sectors On Disk: 800
RT-11FB V05.03
.TYPE V5USER.TXT
RT-11 V5.3
Installation of RT-11 Version 5.3 is complete and you are now
executing from the working volume (provided you have used the
automatic installation procedure). DIGITAL recommends you verify
the correct operation of your system's software using the
verification procedure. To do this, enter the command:
IND VERIFY
Note that VERIFY should be performed only after the distri-
bution media have been backed up. This was accomplished as part
of automatic installation on all RL02, RX02, TK50, and RX50
based systems, including the MicroPDP-11 and the Professional
300. If you have not completed automatic installation, you must
perform a manual backup before using VERIFY. Note also, VERIFY
is NOT supported on RX01 diskettes, DECtape I or II, or the
Professional 325.
DIGITAL also recommends you read the file V5NOTE.TXT, which
contains information formalized too late to be included in the
Release Notes. V5NOTE.TXT can be TYPED or PRINTED.
.dir/br
SWAP .SYS RT11AI.SYS RT11PI.SYS RT11BL.SYS RT11SJ.SYS
RT11FB.SYS RT11XM.SYS CR .SYS CT .SYS DD .SYS
DL .SYS DM .SYS DP .SYS DS .SYS DT .SYS
DU .SYS DW .SYS DX .SYS DY .SYS DZ .SYS
PD .SYS RF .SYS RK .SYS LD .SYS LP .SYS
LS .SYS MM .SYS MS .SYS MT .SYS NL .SYS
PC .SYS PI .SYS SL .SYS SLMIN .SYS SP .SYS
TT .SYS VM .SYS XC .SYS XL .SYS DDX .SYS
DLX .SYS DMX .SYS DUX .SYS DWX .SYS DXX .SYS
DYX .SYS DZX .SYS LDX .SYS LPX .SYS LSX .SYS
MMX .SYS MSX .SYS MTX .SYS NCX .SYS NLX .SYS
NQX .SYS PIX .SYS RKX .SYS SLX .SYS SPX .SYS
VMX .SYS XCX .SYS XLX .SYS STARTA.COM STARTF.COM
STARTS.COM STARTX.COM PIP .SAV DUP .SAV DIR .SAV
IND .SAV RESORC.SAV EDIT .SAV K52 .SAV KED .SAV
KEX .SAV MACRO .SAV CREF .SAV LINK .SAV LIBR .SAV
FILEX .SAV SRCCOM.SAV BINCOM.SAV SLP .SAV DUMP .SAV
SIPP .SAV BUP .SAV PAT .SAV HELP .SAV SYSMAC.SML
BATCH .SAV ERROUT.SAV QUEMAN.SAV FORMAT.SAV SETUP .SAV
VTCOM .SAV SPEED .SAV DATIME.SAV DATIME.COM LET .SAV
SPLIT .SAV UCL .SAV VBGEXE.SAV TERMID.SAV QUEUE .REL
RTMON .REL SPOOL .REL VTCOM .REL TRANSF.SAV TRANSF.TSK
TRANSF.EXE GIDIS .SAV ALPH00.FNT ODT .OBJ VDT .OBJ
VTMAC .MAC VTHDLR.OBJ SYSLIB.OBJ PUTSTR.FOR GETSTR.FOR
MDUP .SAV MBOOT .BOT MBOT16.BOT MSBOOT.BOT MDUP .MM
MDUP .MS MDUP .MT DEMOBG.MAC DEMOFG.MAC DEMOX1.MAC
DEMOF1.FOR DEMOED.TXT SAMPLE.KED VERIFY.COM IVP .COM
IVP .MAC MTB .COM FB .MAC SJ .MAC XM .MAC
BSTRAP.MAC EDTGBL.MAC KMON .MAC KMOVLY.MAC MTTEMT.MAC
MTTINT.MAC RMONFB.MAC RMONSJ.MAC TRMTBL.MAC USR .MAC
XMSUBS.MAC BA .MAC CR .MAC CT .MAC DD .MAC
DL .MAC DM .MAC DP .MAC DS .MAC DT .MAC
DU .MAC DW .MAC DX .MAC DY .MAC DZ .MAC
EL .MAC LD .MAC LP .MAC LS .MAC NC .MAC
NI .MAC NL .MAC NQ .MAC PC .MAC PD .MAC
RF .MAC RK .MAC SP .MAC TJ .MAC TM .MAC
TS .MAC TT .MAC VM .MAC XC .MAC XL .MAC
FSM .MAC ELCOPY.MAC ELINIT.MAC ELTASK.MAC ERRTXT.MAC
ERROUT.OBJ RTBL .MAP RTSJ .MAP RTFB .MAP RTXM .MAP
SYSGEN.COM BL .ANS SJFB .ANS XM .ANS CONFIG.COM
CONFIG.SAV V5USER.TXT V5NOTE.TXT CUSTOM.TXT CONSOL.MAC
NITEST.MAC
206 Files, 5023 Blocks
15359 Free blocks
.dir dl1:
BAS8K .SAV 55 28-Jan-83 HELP .BAS 1 08-Jul-82
FORTRA.SAV 204P 09-Mar-81 FORLIB.HLP 1 14-Jun-92
BASIC .SAV 56 28-Oct-80 BASICD.SAV 60 28-Jan-83
BASICS.SAV 54 30-Apr-81 LANG .BAK 1 02-Mar-89
OLDLIB.OBJ 202 09-Mar-81 LANG .TXT 1 14-Jun-92
FORLIB.COM 14 14-Jun-92
11 Files, 649 Blocks
137 Free blocks
.
However if I shutdown/restart I get error messages for the language disk, device rl1…
RT-11/rtv53swre(works)$ ../../bin/pdp11 boot.ini
PDP-11 simulator Open SIMH V4.1-0 Current simh git commit id: 021413a2
Disabling RK
Disabling HK
Disabling TM
/home/bill/MyStuff/Computer_Simulator_Emulator/Emulators/Mini/simh/PDP-11/RT-11/rtv53swre(works)/boot.ini-5> attach rl0 rt11sys.rl02
%SIM-INFO: RL0: 'rt11sys.rl02' Contains RT11 partitions
%SIM-INFO: 1 valid partition, Type: V05, Sectors On Disk: 20450
/home/bill/MyStuff/Computer_Simulator_Emulator/Emulators/Mini/simh/PDP-11/RT-11/rtv53swre(works)/boot.ini-7> attach rl1 rt11lang.rl02
%SIM-INFO: RL1: Container has 20480 sectors, drive has: 40960 sectors
%SIM-ERROR: RL1: RL02 container created by the PDP-11 simulator is incompatible with the RL device on the PDP-11 simulator
%SIM-ERROR: RL1: Since the container is smaller than the drive, this might be useful:
%SIM-ERROR: RL1: sim> ATTACH RL1 -C New-rt11lang.rl02 rt11lang.rl02
RT-11FB V05.03 .dir dl1:
?DIR-F-Error reading directory
.
.
Simulation stopped, PC: 152630 (ADD PC,R4)
sim> ATTACH RL1 -C New-rt11lang.rl02 rt11lang.rl02
%SIM-ERROR: RL1: RL02 container created by the PDP-11 simulator is incompatible with the RL device on the PDP-11 simulator
%SIM-INFO: RL1: Creating new VHD 'New-rt11lang.rl02' disk container copied from 'rt11lang.rl02'
%SIM-INFO: RL1: Cannot create VHD disk container 'New-rt11lang.rl02'
sim> c
.dir dl1:
?DIR-F-Error reading directory
.
Simulation stopped, PC: 152712 (BR 152702)
sim> show rl1
RL1 5242KW, not attached, on line
write enabled, RL02, autosize
AUTO detect format
sim> ATTACH RL1 -C New-rt11lang.rl02 rt11lang.rl02
%SIM-ERROR: RL1: RL02 container created by the PDP-11 simulator is incompatible with the RL device on the PDP-11 simulator
%SIM-INFO: RL1: Creating new VHD 'New-rt11lang.rl02' disk container copied from 'rt11lang.rl02'
%SIM-INFO: RL1: Cannot create VHD disk container 'New-rt11lang.rl02'
sim> c
.dir dl1:
?DIR-F-Error reading directory
.
Simulation stopped, PC: 152462 (BNE 152354)
sim> det dl1:
%SIM-ERROR: Non-existent device: DL1:
sim> det rl1
Unit not attached
sim> dir rl1
Directory of /home/bill/MyStuff/Computer_Simulator_Emulator/Emulators/Mini/simh/PDP-11/RT-11/rtv53swre(works)/
File Not Found
sim> show rl1
RL1 5242KW, not attached, on line
write enabled, RL02, autosize
AUTO detect format
sim> ATTACH RL1 -C New-rt11lang.rl02 rt11lang.rl02
%SIM-ERROR: RL1: RL02 container created by the PDP-11 simulator is incompatible with the RL device on the PDP-11 simulator
%SIM-INFO: RL1: Creating new VHD 'New-rt11lang.rl02' disk container copied from 'rt11lang.rl02'
%SIM-INFO: RL1: Cannot create VHD disk container 'New-rt11lang.rl02'
sim> att rl1 New-rt11lang.rl02
%SIM-INFO: RL1: 'New-rt11lang.rl02' Contains RT11 partitions
%SIM-INFO: 1 valid partition, Type: V05, Sectors On Disk: 800
%SIM-INFO: RL1: Unit is read only
%SIM-INFO: RL1: 'New-rt11lang.rl02' Contains RT11 partitions
%SIM-INFO: 1 valid partition, Type: V05, Sectors On Disk: 800
%SIM-INFO: RL1: disk container 'New-rt11lang.rl02' is larger than simulated device (5242KW > 5242KW) Read Only Forced
sim> c
.dir dl1:
BAS8K .SAV 55 28-Jan-83 HELP .BAS 1 08-Jul-82
FORTRA.SAV 204P 09-Mar-81 FORLIB.HLP 1 14-Jun-92
BASIC .SAV 56 28-Oct-80 BASICD.SAV 60 28-Jan-83
BASICS.SAV 54 30-Apr-81 LANG .BAK 1 02-Mar-89
OLDLIB.OBJ 202 09-Mar-81 LANG .TXT 1 14-Jun-92
FORLIB.COM 14 14-Jun-92
11 Files, 649 Blocks
137 Free blocks
.
If I substitute the “New-rt11lang.rl02” in the boot.ini, it comes up and I don’t get the “dir dl1:” error. Perhaps it’s a Open Simh thing?
.dl1:basic
?UCL-F-File not found SY:UCL.DAT
.dl1:basic.sav
?UCL-F-File not found SY:UCL.DAT
.type dl1:help.bas
10 PRINT 'THE FOLLOWING SYS. CALLS ARE USEFULL WHEN USING "BASIC"'
20 PRINT '******************************************************'
30 PRINT \ PRINT
40 PRINT 'TYPING "A=SYS(4)" EXITS YOU FROM BASIC AND RETURNS'
50 PRINT 'COMMAND TO THE MONITOR.'
60 PRINT \ PRINT
70 PRINT 'TYPING "A=SYS(7%,0%)" ENABLES THE USE OF LOWER CASE'
80 PRINT 'LETTERS FOR TEXT & ESCAPE COMMANDS.'
.dl1:basic
?UCL-F-File not found SY:UCL.DAT
.dl1:basic "test"
?UCL-F-File not found SY:UCL.DAT
.copy dl1:*.* dl0:
Files copied:
DL1:BAS8K.SAV to DL0:BAS8K.SAV
DL1:HELP.BAS to DL0:HELP.BAS
DL1:FORTRA.SAV to DL0:FORTRA.SAV
DL1:FORLIB.HLP to DL0:FORLIB.HLP
DL1:BASIC.SAV to DL0:BASIC.SAV
DL1:BASICD.SAV to DL0:BASICD.SAV
DL1:BASICS.SAV to DL0:BASICS.SAV
DL1:LANG.BAK to DL0:LANG.BAK
DL1:OLDLIB.OBJ to DL0:OLDLIB.OBJ
DL1:LANG.TXT to DL0:LANG.TXT
DL1:FORLIB.COM to DL0:FORLIB.COM
.basic
BASIC-11/RT-11 V02-03
OPTIONAL FUNCTIONS (ALL, NONE, OR INDIVIDUAL)? all
OPTIONAL FUNCTIONS (ALL, NONE, OR INDIVIDUAL)? ALL
READY
This is the result of following the longer/more steps install here… but it worked! The quicker/easier YouTube install (above) didn’t work the first time I tried it because there is a point in the video where you’re supposed to press enter, but you weren’t told to and how would I know just because the screen jumped. When I switched to the system monitor, it showed a lot of CPU activity, which made me assume it was working when in fact… it was waiting. But this tutorial said you needed to so I redid the YouTube tutorial above.
PDP-11 simulator Open SIMH V4.1-0 Current simh git commit id: 021413a2
/home/bill/MyStuff/Computer_Simulator_Emulator/Emulators/Mini/simh/PDP-11/RT-11/rtv53swre2-latest/rt11-boot.ini-6> attach rl0 working.dsk
%SIM-INFO: RL0: 'working.dsk' Contains RT11 partitions
%SIM-INFO: 1 valid partition, Type: V05, Sectors On Disk: 20450
/home/bill/MyStuff/Computer_Simulator_Emulator/Emulators/Mini/simh/PDP-11/RT-11/rtv53swre2-latest/rt11-boot.ini-9> attach rl1 storage.dsk
%SIM-INFO: RL1: Amount of data in use in disk container 'storage.dsk' cannot be determined, skipping autosizing
Overwrite last track? [N]y
RT-11FB V05.03
.TYPE V5USER.TXT
RT-11 V5.3
Installation of RT-11 Version 5.3 is complete and you are now
executing from the working volume (provided you have used the
automatic installation procedure). DIGITAL recommends you verify
the correct operation of your system's software using the
verification procedure. To do this, enter the command:
IND VERIFY
Note that VERIFY should be performed only after the distri-
bution media have been backed up. This was accomplished as part
of automatic installation on all RL02, RX02, TK50, and RX50
based systems, including the MicroPDP-11 and the Professional
300. If you have not completed automatic installation, you must
perform a manual backup before using VERIFY. Note also, VERIFY
is NOT supported on RX01 diskettes, DECtape I or II, or the
Professional 325.
DIGITAL also recommends you read the file V5NOTE.TXT, which
contains information formalized too late to be included in the
Release Notes. V5NOTE.TXT can be TYPED or PRINTED.
.dir
SWAP .SYS 27 20-Dec-85 RT11AI.SYS 80 20-Dec-85
RT11PI.SYS 95 20-Dec-85 RT11BL.SYS 78 20-Dec-85
RT11SJ.SYS 79 20-Dec-85 RT11FB.SYS 93 20-Dec-85
RT11XM.SYS 106 20-Dec-85 CR .SYS 3 20-Dec-85
CT .SYS 6 20-Dec-85 DD .SYS 5 20-Dec-85
DL .SYS 4 20-Dec-85 DM .SYS 5 20-Dec-85
DP .SYS 3 20-Dec-85 DS .SYS 3 20-Dec-85
DT .SYS 3 20-Dec-85 DU .SYS 8 20-Dec-85
DW .SYS 5 20-Dec-85 DX .SYS 4 20-Dec-85
DY .SYS 4 20-Dec-85 DZ .SYS 4 20-Dec-85
PD .SYS 3 20-Dec-85 RF .SYS 3 20-Dec-85
RK .SYS 3 20-Dec-85 LD .SYS 8 20-Dec-85
LP .SYS 2 20-Dec-85 LS .SYS 5 20-Dec-85
MM .SYS 9 20-Dec-85 MS .SYS 10 20-Dec-85
MT .SYS 9 20-Dec-85 NL .SYS 2 20-Dec-85
PC .SYS 2 20-Dec-85 PI .SYS 60 20-Dec-85
SL .SYS 14 20-Dec-85 SLMIN .SYS 12 20-Dec-85
SP .SYS 6 20-Dec-85 TT .SYS 2 20-Dec-85
VM .SYS 3 20-Dec-85 XC .SYS 4 20-Dec-85
XL .SYS 4 20-Dec-85 DDX .SYS 5 20-Dec-85
DLX .SYS 5 20-Dec-85 DMX .SYS 5 20-Dec-85
DUX .SYS 9 20-Dec-85 DWX .SYS 5 20-Dec-85
DXX .SYS 4 20-Dec-85 DYX .SYS 4 20-Dec-85
DZX .SYS 4 20-Dec-85 LDX .SYS 8 20-Dec-85
LPX .SYS 2 20-Dec-85 LSX .SYS 5 20-Dec-85
MMX .SYS 10 20-Dec-85 MSX .SYS 11 20-Dec-85
MTX .SYS 9 20-Dec-85 NCX .SYS 9 20-Dec-85
NLX .SYS 2 20-Dec-85 NQX .SYS 7 20-Dec-85
PIX .SYS 68 20-Dec-85 RKX .SYS 3 20-Dec-85
SLX .SYS 16 20-Dec-85 SPX .SYS 6 20-Dec-85
VMX .SYS 3 20-Dec-85 XCX .SYS 4 20-Dec-85
XLX .SYS 4 20-Dec-85 STARTA.COM 61 20-Dec-85
STARTF.COM 5 20-Dec-85 STARTS.COM 1 20-Dec-85
STARTX.COM 8 20-Dec-85 PIP .SAV 30 20-Dec-85
DUP .SAV 47 20-Dec-85 DIR .SAV 19 20-Dec-85
IND .SAV 56 20-Dec-85 RESORC.SAV 25 20-Dec-85
EDIT .SAV 19 20-Dec-85 K52 .SAV 54 20-Dec-85
KED .SAV 58 20-Dec-85 KEX .SAV 53 20-Dec-85
MACRO .SAV 61 20-Dec-85 CREF .SAV 6 20-Dec-85
LINK .SAV 49 20-Dec-85 LIBR .SAV 24 20-Dec-85
FILEX .SAV 22 20-Dec-85 SRCCOM.SAV 26 20-Dec-85
BINCOM.SAV 24 20-Dec-85 SLP .SAV 13 20-Dec-85
DUMP .SAV 9 20-Dec-85 SIPP .SAV 21 20-Dec-85
BUP .SAV 50 20-Dec-85 PAT .SAV 10 20-Dec-85
HELP .SAV 132 20-Dec-85 SYSMAC.SML 60 20-Dec-85
BATCH .SAV 26 20-Dec-85 ERROUT.SAV 18 20-Dec-85
QUEMAN.SAV 15 20-Dec-85 FORMAT.SAV 24 20-Dec-85
SETUP .SAV 41 20-Dec-85 VTCOM .SAV 24 20-Dec-85
SPEED .SAV 4 20-Dec-85 DATIME.SAV 4 20-Dec-85
DATIME.COM 3 20-Dec-85 LET .SAV 5 20-Dec-85
SPLIT .SAV 3 20-Dec-85 UCL .SAV 15 20-Dec-85
VBGEXE.SAV 16 20-Dec-85 TERMID.SAV 3 20-Dec-85
QUEUE .REL 14 20-Dec-85 RTMON .REL 8 20-Dec-85
SPOOL .REL 11 20-Dec-85 VTCOM .REL 27 20-Dec-85
TRANSF.SAV 16 20-Dec-85 TRANSF.TSK 76 20-Dec-85
TRANSF.EXE 45 20-Dec-85 GIDIS .SAV 72 20-Dec-85
ALPH00.FNT 9 20-Dec-85 ODT .OBJ 8 20-Dec-85
VDT .OBJ 8 20-Dec-85 VTMAC .MAC 7 20-Dec-85
VTHDLR.OBJ 8 20-Dec-85 SYSLIB.OBJ 54 20-Dec-85
PUTSTR.FOR 2 20-Dec-85 GETSTR.FOR 2 20-Dec-85
MDUP .SAV 20 20-Dec-85 MBOOT .BOT 1 20-Dec-85
MBOT16.BOT 1 20-Dec-85 MSBOOT.BOT 3 20-Dec-85
MDUP .MM 56 20-Dec-85 MDUP .MS 56 20-Dec-85
MDUP .MT 56 20-Dec-85 DEMOBG.MAC 2 20-Dec-85
DEMOFG.MAC 3 20-Dec-85 DEMOX1.MAC 3 20-Dec-85
DEMOF1.FOR 2 20-Dec-85 DEMOED.TXT 1 20-Dec-85
SAMPLE.KED 4 20-Dec-85 VERIFY.COM 3 20-Dec-85
IVP .COM 16 20-Dec-85 IVP .MAC 25 20-Dec-85
MTB .COM 14 20-Dec-85 FB .MAC 1 20-Dec-85
SJ .MAC 1 20-Dec-85 XM .MAC 1 20-Dec-85
BSTRAP.MAC 70 20-Dec-85 EDTGBL.MAC 33 20-Dec-85
KMON .MAC 122 20-Dec-85 KMOVLY.MAC 216 20-Dec-85
MTTEMT.MAC 18 20-Dec-85 MTTINT.MAC 46 20-Dec-85
RMONFB.MAC 149 20-Dec-85 RMONSJ.MAC 70 20-Dec-85
TRMTBL.MAC 19 20-Dec-85 USR .MAC 74 20-Dec-85
XMSUBS.MAC 40 20-Dec-85 BA .MAC 21 20-Dec-85
CR .MAC 15 20-Dec-85 CT .MAC 33 20-Dec-85
DD .MAC 27 20-Dec-85 DL .MAC 37 20-Dec-85
DM .MAC 27 20-Dec-85 DP .MAC 11 20-Dec-85
DS .MAC 10 20-Dec-85 DT .MAC 9 20-Dec-85
DU .MAC 94 20-Dec-85 DW .MAC 43 20-Dec-85
DX .MAC 21 20-Dec-85 DY .MAC 23 20-Dec-85
DZ .MAC 18 20-Dec-85 EL .MAC 17 20-Dec-85
LD .MAC 47 20-Dec-85 LP .MAC 14 20-Dec-85
LS .MAC 35 20-Dec-85 NC .MAC 43 20-Dec-85
NI .MAC 22 20-Dec-85 NL .MAC 3 20-Dec-85
NQ .MAC 26 20-Dec-85 PC .MAC 5 20-Dec-85
PD .MAC 12 20-Dec-85 RF .MAC 7 20-Dec-85
RK .MAC 12 20-Dec-85 SP .MAC 43 20-Dec-85
TJ .MAC 32 20-Dec-85 TM .MAC 27 20-Dec-85
TS .MAC 39 20-Dec-85 TT .MAC 7 20-Dec-85
VM .MAC 21 20-Dec-85 XC .MAC 1 20-Dec-85
XL .MAC 28 20-Dec-85 FSM .MAC 32 20-Dec-85
ELCOPY.MAC 15 20-Dec-85 ELINIT.MAC 16 20-Dec-85
ELTASK.MAC 9 20-Dec-85 ERRTXT.MAC 6 20-Dec-85
ERROUT.OBJ 15 20-Dec-85 RTBL .MAP 22 20-Dec-85
RTSJ .MAP 22 20-Dec-85 RTFB .MAP 30 20-Dec-85
RTXM .MAP 33 20-Dec-85 SYSGEN.COM 230 20-Dec-85
BL .ANS 9 20-Dec-85 SJFB .ANS 9 20-Dec-85
XM .ANS 9 20-Dec-85 CONFIG.COM 27 20-Dec-85
CONFIG.SAV 7 20-Dec-85 V5USER.TXT 3 20-Dec-85
V5NOTE.TXT 41 20-Dec-85 CUSTOM.TXT 9 20-Dec-85
CONSOL.MAC 6 20-Dec-85 NITEST.MAC 22 20-Dec-85
206 Files, 5023 Blocks
15359 Free blocks
.
There is a feature to “pause updates”, that doesn’t seem to do anything. This isn’t new, just posting about it now.
I ordered something on ebay. It was supposed to arrive by the 10th last Wed., it didn’t. Today, Friday, the 12th, I went to check the status. I hate that they say it was originally supposed to be delivered, no later than the 11th. I doubt that it will come today, it’s not even listed as out for delivery!
But that’s a lie. I ordered it on the 4th. They said, on the item description page, arriving between the 8-10th. Here, after I placed the order, they say the 10th.
The day after I ordered it… they say
Perhap’s the delivery, is not ebays fault, because supposedly it arrived at Opa Locka, just 20 mi south of me… on the 9th. But they did lie saying the “original estimate was the Tue, Apr 9th – Thu Apr 11th”
I heard someone in a YouTube video describe simh as a simulator. And it made me curious. So I tried to dig in a bit.
It could change in the future but as of this date… Wikipedia describes simh as an emulator. Trailing-edge calls it a simulator. Open Simh calls themselve a simulator. But they also list themselves on another of their webpages titled “The emulation Community”. Hercules calls themselves an emulator.
At this point, I don’t know why it matters. There many conflicting discussions about this.
Open Arena. A game I sometimes play to kill time… and enemies 🙂
