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Bleh.

Play TIS-100 or Shenzhen IO or Exapunks. They don't use actually existing assembly languages, but the principles, commands and syntax are kinda similar.

>>4383
Where would one be able to find a pirated version of this?

>>4386
rutracker.org
I've played all of them on Linux. Can post links to Linux versions if that's your OS, but it shouldn't be hard to find Windows ones via your preferred search engine.

watch these

x86 assembly
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FXhjErUz58
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75gBFiFtAb8
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmxT2pVYo5LB5EzTPZGfFN0c2GDiSXgQe
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLan2CeTAw3pFOq5qc9urw8w7R-kvAT8Yb
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgEGAaYdABA
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0oekSefhQVJdk0hSRu6sZ2teWM740NtL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9_FYRAfyqQ
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLp_QNRIYljFpvg9tgPabsWHGi8Uox-rpy
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsu3nQRCX0RIjLN0eUNzQbDFyfz8E_DJi
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Pc5sCoWM6I
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtAjaVKLIyU (i strongly recommend not skipping this one since it's relevant to 1980's IBM PCs like your book)
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL038BE01D3BAEFDB0
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Thanks for the help anons. Just finished my first proper assembly program. Feels good, but damn is this shit unintuitive to code.

>>4266
this one is perfect for cop bullshit - thanks.
I will start making these on my own. feel pretty stupid

bump

>>4266
>name it as a jpg
make sure to remove EXIF data as well when you export as jpg

>>4266
The only good thing GIMP has going is an unfunny overused meme filter.

>>1013411
>>1013411
>>1013411
Cross Posting this because obs this is Cockshott related

Anon, I have no idea what IPFS is.

>>4140
I've worked in FAANG. It's a fucking mess. It's a meme that they hire great people there. Most are average to good devs. I've worked on projects that had dedicated senior architects that got scrapped years later because they were obviously badly designed from day 1.

>>4143
Don't know about OSS, but I would expect it to be better written/designed.


Good software developers/architects must remember to be suspicious of using meme architecture, like microservices and meme technologies like nosql, and meme research areas like ML.

Also, re usability between unrelated projects is a fake meme (unless working in non shit languages, which is never the case). In almost all cases, readability, testability, and "refactorability", should be priority. Coupling, premature optimization, abusing OOP patterns (SingletFactoryAbstractFactoryBeanVisitor), use of compiler directives, global state, parallelization, should be avoided as much as possible. Clear APIs are also very important.

But yeah, how software is made is a good idea to think of new ways of structuring code.

>>4156
>I've worked on projects that had dedicated senior architects that got scrapped years later because they were obviously badly designed from day 1.
thats a reason to study architecture more, not less…

as for >>4143 :
seriously, can any of these anons responding
>NUUUUU these graduate level textbooks on architecture are wrong, every academic computer scientist and senior FAANG engineer is a pseud compared to me, read my Stallman memes instead they are way more better and based.
actually tell me what particular problems with the PDFs in OP? or in >>4141 which is the pdf that has the FAANG styles, or are you literally just shitting on it because its muh silicon valley and i'm going to write it in common lisp instead because Paul Graham and Stallman told me to do that in the 90s even though the last time they wrote code 80% of the people that use this site weren't even born.

Really, the fucking arrogance.

>Good software developers/architects must remember to be suspicious of using meme architecture, like microservices and meme technologies like nosql, and meme research areas like ML.
those things are only memes for non tech companies which would indeed be better off making traditional apps + a relational database, which in practice, they already do. Almost every non-startup/faang just does 4 load balanced traditional web app (server side rendered) with an oracle or microsoft database and some rando reporting software for the business analysts/managers like crystal reports(if c#) or Jasper reports for java.
>In almost all cases, readability, testability, and "refactorability", should be priority.
>Coupling, premature optimization, abusing OOP patterns (SingletFactoryAbstractFactoryBeanVisitor), use of compiler directives, global state, parallelization, should be avoided as much as possible. Clear APIs are also very important.
no disagreement

>>4141
p.s. this post/book is the pdf version in which some of the images are stretched. The epub version on libgen is much better:
http://libgen.rs/book/index.php?md5=71AE4AAA42B5858F370A672E2B43189B
its clearly meant to be read as an ebook and not printed

>>4163
I1m sure it's real useful if you have FAANG infrastructure.

>>4156
You dont know what you are talking about, you never was in faang for sure. You cant write good Java code (decoupled) without using OOP patterns

>>4725
Cuban cigars are banned in burgerland

>>4743
you can usually get what you want first search pretty reliably with decent google-fu, anon. in my experience.

>>4748
>>4743
Also depending on country there are still lots that work. Have you tried https://magnetdl.eu/ ?

>>4747
Really? Friend brought some over to the uk once, you ain't missing much

>>4725
piracy sites and live streams of sporting events, can be bypassed with a simple dns switcharoo

>>4724
any specific reason ? did you use it yourself ?
free bandwith (in reasonable limit) and 5€/month seem ok but standard

>>4710
>>4733
so depend on your budget, location (EU/NA/MENA…)
i will recommend you online(scaleway) the price vary from 8 - 12 euro a month for a VPS but they have a quick and good support no limit in bandwidth + root access . Note : they are installation fees depend in the options you take

Or you can build your own and self host you can try getting a cheap Optiplex or those Lenovo Think center mini they are low power or even a raspberry pi
4 with active cooling, i have a raspberry pi that i use as a NAS+adblocker and other small automation service in my rack with my other network.
if your IPS give a static IP you can use a freedomain service.

>>4734
europe and 5-10 bucks a month top as budget
I should be tech literate enough to install my shit myself if I have root access
I'd self host if my home connection wasnt so shit, but it would prolly be an awful experience for the others, although I do have a raspberry I use as a retro gaming platform, so I could mb give it a shot. Mumble might work, but I'm afraid it will fuck with my connection if we use it as a fileshare. And my ISP give dynamic IP, pretty sure I'd have to pay extra to get static.

>>4736
for VOIP you don't need a high bandwidth just a stable one that will be enough for 20+ clients with a stable bitrate.
and yes ISP are shit

well as i said you can try scaleway this should be enough for mumble + file sharing
careful they got installation fees
https://www.scaleway.com/en/dedibox/start/start-2-s-sata/

>>4739
also OVH is also a option

lol

Does the G lawyer's performance in the OP link indicate that this is also the outcome G is looking for?

>>4672
Well fuck, is there any way to make this ruling not applicable or to challenge it? I really hope that crap like this will be fought against by the states.

>>4689
Rust OS here we come

>>4705
How's HRT going?

>>4706
well then whats your fucking solution?