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- Comment on Presenting: SUDO for DOS 20 hours ago:
Guess you never heard of 32 bit DOS that ticks underneath Windows 95 and 98.
Read the ASM file, the literal first line is
bits 16It legit forces the CPU out of protected mode and back into real mode.
- Comment on Presenting: SUDO for DOS 23 hours ago:
If I’m understanding this correctly, it works for protected mode DOS, as in the DOS that Windows 95 and 98 run on top of.
In this case, this implementation of SUDO drops the CPU out of protected mode and runs whatever command in real mode, which is 8086 compatible and limited to 1MB of RAM.
Unless I’m missing something here anyways…
- Comment on Despite recent advances, it's still possible to identify AI slop if you know what to look for. 1 day ago:
I know, ours does too sometimes. I was just talking circles around the elephant in the room LOL!
- Comment on Despite recent advances, it's still possible to identify AI slop if you know what to look for. 1 day ago:
Well I just hope someone gives the boy some duct tape for his other sandal…
- Comment on Despite recent advances, it's still possible to identify AI slop if you know what to look for. 1 day ago:
The dog has 6 eyes, obviously. 2 of them see, 2 of them hear, and 2 of them smell. This is an otherwise normal dog, which has an extra foot for a penis.
- Comment on Despite recent advances, it's still possible to identify AI slop if you know what to look for. 1 day ago:
Dog has three legs on the kid’s side as well.
There’s also something else, I can’t quite put my finger on it…
- Comment on Horrorposting 1 day ago:
Needs a poop emoji sticker…
- Comment on Do cheezits come from a tree, like oranges, or underground, like potatoes? 1 day ago:
They’re paint scrapings from old red barns, that have been sunbleached orange. Gotta love that old lead taste 👍
- Comment on How much brainrot can you handle 1 day ago:
What size tires are these?
Asking for my friends…
- Comment on There are people in first world countries with only 1 hard drive 1 day ago:
Oh I do have even more than that even that probably still work, but the extra ones I didn’t count came from my late father and they’re encrypted. Those drives are in the 80GB to 320GB size range, so no immediate reuse to me, I keep them around for whatever files I can extract off of them whenever I get around to it.
Damndest thing, last year, 11 years after my father passed away, I was actually able to guess his encryption password, because well I knew my daddy ya know, so I have already extracted some of those encrypted files. Mostly personal files of his though, no fun games or anything, but information I’d like to keep regardless.
- Comment on There are people in first world countries with only 1 hard drive 1 day ago:
Interesting. I don’t even know how many hard drives I have, but if I had to guess, at least 15 of them still work, and my 3 top hard drives add up to 10TB and are all effectively brand new.
- Comment on Everyone brings up leatherman multi tools, this is the real edc shit. 2 days ago:
You forgot the lightsaber with dead batteries.
- Comment on With regards to cutlery, do you prefer a spoon or a fork for eating cake? 2 days ago:
Hey, when you see cake, come prepared…
- Comment on With regards to cutlery, do you prefer a spoon or a fork for eating cake? 2 days ago:
I call it the Kitchen Weapon, and yes the cross section is just press fit, easy to disassemble for actual use believe it or not.
Feel free to copy the design, I just made it on a whim to hang over the kitchen sink.
- Comment on With regards to cutlery, do you prefer a spoon or a fork for eating cake? 2 days ago:
You already know where I’m going with this, time to upgrade your woodwear homie!
- Comment on With regards to cutlery, do you prefer a spoon or a fork for eating cake? 2 days ago:
Umm, does this count? I carved it myself, and sometimes actually use it…
- Comment on Is it actually healthy for people to have a place to confess things anonymously? 2 days ago:
I’m sorry Lord, I farted earlier, in church, but couldn’t apologize, as we were having a prayer…
- Comment on 8 characters? How about we make it 16? 2 days ago:
8Letter™
- Comment on The first rule of starting a fire, is to know how to put it out. 2 days ago:
What Is A Diesel Engine Runaway?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zgXXjAjDEo
Watch that video, they explain it more in depth than I can.
- Comment on The first rule of starting a fire, is to know how to put it out. 2 days ago:
Ultimately it shouldn’t be significantly any more difficult than servicing or rebuilding any other engine, but with diesels, there’s a huge safety factor to consider, called diesel engine runaway.
Diesel doesn’t use spark plugs, so there are conditions where if everything isn’t running right, you can’t shut the engine down, and it could ultimately either explode, or drive away uncontrolled if still in gear.
So, lesson number one of working on a diesel is to know how to shut it off in an emergency. Since it doesn’t use spark plugs, then turning the key off is no guarantee that the engine will stop. You have to know how to either stop the fuel supply, or starve the air intake.
- Comment on Alibaba suggests photo chemicals 3 days ago:
For rectal use, obviously.
- Comment on The first rule of starting a fire, is to know how to put it out. 3 days ago:
My thought actually came from diesel engine repair education. If you’re ever working on a diesel, it’s more important to know how to shut it off than it is to get it running…
- Comment on fuck it, just paste your clipboard in the comments 3 days ago:
- Comment on The first rule of starting a fire, is to know how to put it out. 3 days ago:
Fine, more weed for me…
- Comment on Glorious cracked out wall kitten returns with more wisdom for the masses. 3 days ago:
Try driving a car that doesn’t even have reverse for over 3 years. You gotta get extra creative while parking, as you only have forward gears, unless you park on a slope and let the car roll backwards in neutral to back out.
- Comment on Simple, Stupid, and it always works 3 days ago:
Ah, the window for flicking cigarette ashes…
Pepperidge Farm remembers
- Comment on The first rule of starting a fire, is to know how to put it out. 4 days ago:
True LOL!
- Comment on The first rule of starting a fire, is to know how to put it out. 4 days ago:
They are, that’s why I ended up trying other things…
Put it this way, ant bed went pop, and they never came back.
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- Comment on The first rule of starting a fire, is to know how to put it out. 4 days ago:
Oof, damn, you’re not wrong.
I loathe and despise war, I’m all about peace.
My comment comes from my experience burning out fire ant beds.
But damn, you speak truth…