Mihail's Radio

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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This was the show. In conclusion, you can accumulate netizens just by posting regularly, 240P POLITICS are engaging, PFP interference is impossible, ahaanso/Zinamao/Fenzy never heard of any broken links and my schedule is still faulty. But like the adolescence, this experiment's days are over.

Hello. It's me, Ribbons. Now that Mihail's dead, I've seized control of this radio and make a promise y'all were dying to hear. There'll be no more random skeets and next week expect some pro-LGBT imagery to get down to. Thanks for patience, and remember: when rain falls, it hits your car unless

DogBomb was a fursuiter and a veterinar who liked messing with cars and motorcycles and boating. He was doing a microblog, where you can encounter some anything including DogBomb, his dogs and some nice photograhpy. He was very positive for this world. Unfortunately, ALS has shut him down.

Windows 98 has a Virtual Memory Manager that doesn't screw up while trying to deal with huge usages of said memory. This advance, however, is instead completely wasted by Internet Explorer shell. Who wants to wait 5 seconds just to see the contents of a directory? Oh, yes, sure, everyone!

If you'll fly about 1670 km/h to the west then the Sun will remain in one and the same position for you. And thus the time won't go for you (note you'll get to ah hour earlier time zone ~every hour) but crossing Internation Date Line will still increment the date.

By now I'm ending 19th May 2025, all knowing that meanwhile many other netizents out there only begin it. Good morrow America, g'arvo Europe, good eeveening Moscow, nighty night Australia. I'm in The Far East. :3 Have I said all that earlier already? Yup, losing track of what was sent by now…

One quiet 1st August 2021 was walking around the spectrum on some public access radio station, encountered one radiostation that transmitted some nice music, however some inexplicable noise band summoned itself out-of-the-blue and covered that radio station with itself. No music that quiet day.

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There're some technical issues, either imposed by my government, or people wanting me gone from there, or another thing, that can very well put an end to this experiment as it's mostly unusable now. Well, this run should be enough for some conclusion. But I'd still like to push this to the end…

Another 90 G$ Question: when will BlueSky (or its official client) stop forcing everything into 2000 X 2000 JPEGs (well, not 2000 X 2000 now) AKA when it will allow custom Animated GIFs (now) AKA when will they stop forcing Tammi a black background? (they still do that)

Open up Toyhouse. Stare at `k rel/"icon" href="https://toyhou.se/img/favicon.ico"> k href="https://toyhou.se/css/main.css?cachebust=1746515931" r' for 5 minutes. For last, in the WorldWideWeb. Close down Toyhouse and drop the operation from schedule. At this point you have seen everything.

Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer was made to compute integrals in the first place. This hard to calculate they are they became a very valid reason to make some electronic computers. They still came too late though, but since then computing curiosity took over…

As the summer is approaching, trees wake up once again, found out the first colour movie tapes registered only two colours. Red and green. Imagining how that looked like… no blue… the sky is green… why there are so many ellipsis… fennec still around?

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<><><><><><><><><><><><> <><><>CHECKPOINT 8<><><> April has ended normally. 239 datagrams sent (655 total). 0 datagrams lost. 30 hosts are currently listening to this silly octet stream. WE ARE NOW RUSHING INTO MAY. BE ON YOUR GUARD!

And this way the April is coming to an end. Good thing the following is the last month of `Mihail's Radio' operating. The answer to the question is mostly taken by now… oh, back when there were only about 6 million netisens… never was meaning to be popular, but it certainly did become crowded.

Sorry if anything, I only wanted to look how long was the thing operating. 13 663 operating hours is a rather little. But why there're 40 026 panel cycles counted? Sounds like the monitor was being turned off and on almost 3 times every hour! Don'tell me there was a 16 bit rollover >.<

Good night, `Trending Topics - World', `Taro Magico', `PAY::FOR::NONE', `superhackers' and `WORLDNETWORK'! I see you got to try to like everything out there! Is Zentara trying to hint me I should stop posting all that? Oh, looks like this place is going to become flooded with bots…

This logic diagram represents a nightmare. If they don't like you, you'll be tortured for the rest of your life. In no way will I leave a good review of that web site given what happened. But given there's a logic diagram for this channel, that channel ought to get one too.

There's a leftover buffer left that wasn't even purged that belonged to Channel 2. It made a little use of it anyway. It wasn't supposed to anyway. Buffers were included in the archeticture when I had only this channel in mind, and Channel 2, being as a spin-off, had it mostly as a rudiment.

LCD monitors can serve you a good long time, if handled properly. Looks like Samsung SyncMaster is doing its 20th year of existance now, and this appears to affect it as much as barely. LCD panel has certainly gone worse over the years, but not completely broken yet. Sadly, can't say to this.

You can SPELL any PROGRAM you can imagine with a broad range of LANGUAGES, but then you'll have to translate your SPELLS into MACHINE RUNES by CASTING them into the COMPILER. You can also SPELL the MACHINE SPEECH, which you can then translate directly into MACHINE RUNES using ASSEMBLER.

How far were we calculating prime numbers? There have already calculated plenty of times, and you can look them up with all interestinng stuff, but I'm curious, can I calculate them myself? 432 413… 516 679… 1 440 533… HA! Desktop computes them faster than laptop!