Mihail's Radio

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  Here is the Single Data Rate Buffered Silly Experimental Octet Stream (SDRABSEOS) that's run for some mysterious purposes.   BlueSky is TCP/IP. Powered by A High Precision Event Timer (AHPET)!   Rewind it now.

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A @$)P POLITICS END CARD: `GLORY TO THE ETERNAL KING OF SOY!'
A PUPPY FOR THE LAST.
If you ever looked in JSON files, you should've noticed there're not only strings are enclosed into quotes, but the constant names are in quotes too for some reason. Maybe someone consider them strings? But digits and George Boole are free from them somehow.
Sample images include a few photos of rivers and seas by DogBomb, he as human and as a dog, one of his dogs (brown one), another dog (white), some bike, and one of his cars moving a boat. And the screenshot of him in fursuit recognized as `Pembroke Welsh Corgi. Active & loving, bold, <…>' One must see a few tweets made from his account by one of his relatives. `Tony liked walking around and seeing people's reactions. He only had one bad encounter but he didn't tell me the details. All I know is that he said walking outside of a furcon was one of his favorite things to do.' `Dogbomb had a lifelong love affair with cars. He only owned 1 car that he bought intact. All of the rest he built from spare parts. Here are his top 5 favorite cars that he owned; '73 Vega, '73 Corvette, '72 Blazer, '86 CRX, '01 Ranger' `They didn't feel his political views should be shared on this platform. They are entitled to their own opinions... as was Dogbomb.' `Lake Havasu and the Colorado River were Dogbomb's favorite get away. Swimming, hiking, boating, biking and running were his favorite activities. Apr/May and Sep/Oct are the best months for perfect weather. Castle Rock Cove was his favorite place to walk dogs and launch.' `Skiing down a slope is easier than climbing up it. This is a good analogy for many things in life; Giving up is easier than trying hard. Avoiding people is easier than helping them. Gaining weight is easier than losing it. Don't avoid effort, the best things in life take effort.' `I've read wonderful things about the Dogbomb memorials occurring around the Country. Thank you for caring so much about him. Each week I get emails from people around the World whose life Tony touched. Who will step up and help others in need? That will be Tony's true legacy.'
A set of 10 DVDs I burned recently for data back-up purpose. There're 10 more DVDs too.
To compile an image from multiple layers… Open two layers, Set the background colour and transparency, Copy, Paste, Open, Copy, Paste, Copy, Paste, Copy, Paste, Save the resulting picture. ?
White cat in black sweeter and hat on the street is holding a palm at you in front of the yellow sky, left to the news pole and right to the traffic sign, the one that has the green signal on top, red in the middle and yellow at the bottom.
Far away this appears to be a square universal test table with unusual squarity (because it's for 1280 X 1024 PEL monitors), but in close up one will find a so large amount of small images that make it up. Many cars and cats, textures and logos…
Simply seeing, everything is leaning toward grayness. If there're changes in video signal, it all leaves a trail that's trying to fade into gray. Meanwhile all the colours are changes in their hue due to delay from another filter, which as well looks like bytes being shifted.
Clipnote Studio after applying settings centeres its window on the screen. But the old window remains visible on the screen. It'll, however, disappear if you try to cover it with another window — you'll start to see an actual wallpaper instead. This might be thanks to humanity getting used to 3D accelerated desktops…
On the waterfall multiple bands and radio broadcast frequencies show up, some are marked it and annotated the bottom behind the ruler, and then there's a loud band that decided to go and cover one such frequency.
The following title text is particularly long: `Buy mauzymice a Coffee. ko-fi.com/mauzymice · Ko-fi ♥ Where creators get support from fans through donations, memberships, shop sales and more! The original 'Buy Me a Coffee' Page. — Mozilla Firefox'
On the rightmost monitor, access to NextComputers forum has been denied, aptly at the time I was trying to figure out how to launch NeXT Cube emulator into space. This's a typical picture nowadays to be blocked by web sites obscure and not so. Now that they introduced a NAT for the entire region… Oh, here's nginx and much more in the directory listing! Security!!!!!!1
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Except for that fact that it really had to happen in September. Everything passed, and the original thoughts for it never were recorded, leaving it incomplete…
9th Tammi…
WorldWideWeb, a web browser for NeXTSTEP also the first web browser to be ever written, is actually rather clunky. It wasn't meant to be used for anything other than testing for that matter. Much of unknown markup is exposed to the vision, perhaps it did recognize lists and hyperlinks. But not a title. Of course that's the local file being opened, since not only the host forbits any protocols supported by it, but the emulator is simply not connected to the Internet in the first place. Other than that, software menus go separate from windows, scrollbar's on the left, titlebar's black with `miniaturize' and `close' buttons.
Hmm, perhaps there's xkcd folder now. It'd take looking far back to figure what Descriptive Alt Text to write for a useless directory published on-line for so mysterious purpose…
Trees are only beginning to spring up here. May is actually my favourite month for that. The sky after remixing appears green. Trees, building and other dirt have a bit of yellow. Somewhere's red, even. The photo has no blue in it.
Wayback Machine has indicated an error. It said: `Server Not Found' (but the server is here) This can happen to anything.
int C = 8; /*remember that, you'll need it after this system reaches EOL, which is rather soon...*/
Somewhere forward, hidden bedind trees and buildings, is something so bright it makes a large portion of the sky unusually bright.
The `Service Function' screen is definitely interesting enough to deserve its own, unique window design of white borderless window with red header and footer. Given the HDD had counted only about 11 000 hours by now, the monitor definitely already had about 2600 hours of work somewhere else… Monitor On Time: 13663 hours Panel Cycle: 40026 Panel: 13663 hours, channel 0 Upper Lamp: 13663 hours, channel 0 Lower Lamp: 13663 hours, channel 0 Auto Auto: On (whatever that is) PixelShift: Off Country: Worldwide (etc. etc.)
Another flower.
The bus is facing left and the blanket is hanging off the high bed. Some parts of the image are out of focus. Because I drew it on a piece of a crumpled transparent bag.
Some levels of Mrror Magic are more difficult than other, and sometimes I resort to trying to solve them `blindly'. There's a row of ROTATING MIRRORS, and four STATIC ones on top. You can ROTATE every single one of them, however, and you need to do that in order to explode all SPELLS.
This chart will insist on you that Mihail's Radio for PikiDiary barely made a difference with Mihail's Radio for BlueSky. (if you don't know, Mihail's Radio for BlueSky is `Channel 1' while Mihail's Radio for PikiDiary was `Channel 2') There is no Microsoft ClipArt database in sight. Otherwise there's literally no difference. A High Precision Event Timer wasn't responsible for posting, it was only providing time. Funny thing to note here, these `Good Morning' messages actually helped with time-keeping a bit. Nowadays I have a handy watch that shows day of month. Another additional module here is The Emotolog. It allowed instead of looking up posts for emotes use pre-compiled emote tables. This let emotes be invoked regardless of who has it, but it had a consequence of tying the operability to the existance of other's profiles. Essentially it was fennec who got under the threat of the ban, which posed immediate threat to Channel 2 too. Ultimately it's what shut it down.
There's mostly a few resident images of task manager, processed batch of photos, screenshotes and some art, also the upload emote table, wikitext (I'm gonna hate having written that thnig), a temporal text file, and the deletion log file. (it was supposed to be executed upon termination… except this was opted to be skept)
An LG monitor of September 2024 had begun to develop black spots at the bottom while operating. They grow in hours, but, however, can disapper too, and they take about a month of not operating for that. its bottom side was already damaged when it was received. Back in time I even disassembled it in hopes to repair it, but maybe it actually made things worse.
Given I managed to take a screenshot while racing the mission must be accomplished. Damn it, I should regeain my racing skills now, I wasn't racing since, like, 2021. Accurately, the road is straight, there's icons pushed to the secound monitor and there's Fennec and a task manager. Because.
This is a night in front of the desktop, with a laptop on the left. Usually, the work here lasts until 20, but cases happen when I get to stay here overnight, which is the case this time. For once I'm posting from the desktop… `Good night. Perhaps a sure time to eep, but with so many computers? I see you try to handle me with care, so forgiving it [this easily] doesn't quite fit in my mind. I'm sorry, it's just too unusual, also barely had an experience, my experientator nature… Tell me, how do I forgive myself? I can't, my bad. Mihail please get rid of your bomb factory.' Laptop: `Ohh damn that! Being stuck in a time loop…'
Haven't I posted this earlier already? This is a small house with only one window, one door with a little ladder to it, and a loft (ofc) also with a window. Loft's window is round. The house is surrounded by a fence. Door is dark, house is bright, loft is a bit dimmer, despite everything the windows are wooden.
A view is from the loft. At the top there's a random mesh of random blocks, more towards the bottom it becomes more dense. Either a technical limitation or I haven't figured that out, but I can't materialise blocks other than grass.
There really was a house existing in a 4 kilobites long flavour of Minecraft that even had a loft where you can come to. It is a standard 3³ box factor haus.
Come to a river, look at the landscapes around. There's not too much colours, a little, to say. It's mostly cloudy, though there's a sky visible through. Trees are bald, it's generlly empty…
Tammi time! Once again! :3
There's a clunky IBM WebExplorer running on a quite interesting but just as clunky IBM OS/2 Wrap 4 that's so basic it can perhaps browse nothing. I did got put Æithernet drivers into it by some offline means, but it'll take only so much more clunky mess-ups to make it convenient. Now gimme please a dvorak keyboard layout here…
Some might notice a folder for xkcd and The Emotolog, as well as the fact that I'm giving less attention for alt text these days.
Govorun. The bird.
There's SOOO much room for windows!
At the surface of the overworld, an anomaly was encountered! A piece of a cave was witnessed here!
The line of sent datagrams generally correlates with amount of days of a month for an obvious reason (only 1 datagram per day), although November and December tell 30 messages in a row, which might indicate an error in logs. Of the replies, there were 25 in September but as little as 83 in October, then 69 in November, and as much as 18 in January. March had 68.
After every month, starting from the end of September, 3, 13, 17, 24, 26, 29 and 32. This fast October growth, by 10 nodes, was likely led by a fast growth of the platform. Many garbages was scooped up back then. Other times weren't as fast with growth, 4 nodes per month at most. January is at the lowest here — only 2 more — it was dedicated to my kitsch, so this can be understood. Anyway looks like yes you can attract some dust on your account by regurarly posting random gibberish for a good while.
'Mirror Magic II' was quite interesting for me, but then I went to try other applications bundled with FreeDOS, like the one on the image, which name I don't exactly remember. It'll take a lot of learning to get through it… might try but surely not in this decade. Maybe in the next one, and then a few more years to grasp. IDC if the computer will get 22 years old by then.
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This application is going to create a huge amount of pan controllers (even more with 'Insert -> Series of Controllers…') that was actually found struggling these old operating systems that use hardware MIDI synch. One's ought to manually deleting some not so necessary events.
Today the world finally got what it expected correctly: this is a MIDI I made myself. Extremely basic with piano only where I play with various note arrangements without putting any meaning into them for 216 seconds. I'll go ahead next time.
For 1280 pixels wide video, there can be 408 more pixels just for horizontal retrace. Not a little, but this always was this way, especially in the CRT tech world, because moving that beam never was an easy task. 16 pixels (red here) is the first padding, then during the next 144 pixels (green) there lie the synchronisation pulse. It tells the monitor that the next row will appear soon, so it needs to retrace. The big (blue) area is another padding, just the monitor can have time. And then the another row is sent, generated from the video buffer. Same is for whole frames of 1024 rows, except there's only 1 row of the first padding, 3 rows of synchronisation pulse, and 38 rows of another padding. This's relatively less, but given these are rows, not pixels, this's still much longer for a system that's even slower.