Hi Jim,
Thanks I will have a look :)
-Ed
EdzUp
On Sun, 4 Aug 2024, 06:45 Jim Hall via Freedos-user, <
freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> Will do! I'm planning to get most of the book written then reach out to a
> few academic publishers (IEEE, STC, …). If no one picks it up (it's a
Will do! I'm planning to get most of the book written then reach out to a
few academic publishers (IEEE, STC, …). If no one picks it up (it's a
pretty niche topic) I'll self publish as pdf and print via the Technically
We Write website.
You might also be interested in Technically We Write. It's an
Hello,
This is an amazing find, thank you!
The only realistic threat I see to the continued existence of
0hosting.net is if someone uses their services to host csam, trade
drugs, or host stolen goods. A threat easily thwarted if the hosting
provider does their due diligence and commits to kno
Hi Jim,
Please post a link to the completed book when it's ready as I would like
to buy it I am always interested about reading about the DOS days and have
many fond memories of that time from DOS 2.0 onwards.
-Ed
EdzUp
On Sat, 3 Aug 2024, 21:30 Karen Lewellen via Freedos-user, <
freedos-user@
I came across a "Web 1.0 hosting" provider who is also offering
webmail (the login page looks like SquirrelMail?):
https://web1.0hosting.net/
https://mail.w10.host/src/login.php
Who knows for how long this provider manages to survive, but it is a
great initiative. (Edit: Whoa, according to the web
Hi Jim,
Congratulations!
Not a big fine of posting at the bottom.
Still, I imagine you have perhaps come across the articles where George
r. r. Martin shares that he writes his novels in DOS using Wordstar?
would rock if you got an interview, but at the very least any Wordstar
chapter should
Thanks for all the interesting ideas and perspectives.
As I write? The problem has stopped entirely.
When it happened a week or so back, I thought it might be heat related.
However, I have not only a different power supply, but a different
processor in the computer.
Were it the clock battery, w
Liam Proven wrote:
> >> From Canadian SF novelist Robert J Sawyer. (I've met him and read
> >> quite a few of his books. I like them.)
> >>
> >> He writes solely in WordStar so he's put together a freebie distro of
> >> the final version.
> >>
> >> https://sfwriter.com/blog/?p=5806
Jim Hall wrote:
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Original message From: Daniel Essin via Freedos-user
Date: 03/08/2024 20:37 (GMT+00:00) To:
Karen Lewellen via Freedos-user Cc
Time for a new cmos battery?
On 8/3/2024 8:57 AM, Karen Lewellen via Freedos-user wrote:
Hi all,
At the most basic level, what helps a computer keep time / date?
I have a situation where mine is skipping time / date, often within
seconds, even when set back.
My computer is not over heating, fa
Hi,
> On Aug 3, 2024, at 12:09 PM, Norby Droid via Freedos-user
> wrote:
>
> You can check the cmos battery. This battery is round and thin and is what
> keeps the date and time from resetting. May be some other issue, but that is
> one place ya can start.
Some laptops use the main battery
You can check the cmos battery. This battery is round and thin and is what
keeps the date and time from resetting. May be some other issue, but that
is one place ya can start.
On Sat, Aug 3, 2024 at 11:58 Karen Lewellen via Freedos-user <
freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> Hi all,
> A
Hi all,
At the most basic level, what helps a computer keep time / date?
I have a situation where mine is skipping time / date, often within
seconds, even when set back.
My computer is not over heating, fan running quite cool to the touch.
Was working just fine until late last night when I turne
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