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* kakoune

<math>f(x) = x^2\,</math>

* [https://xyrillian.de/thoughts/posts/latency-matters.html Pretty Prompt]
* [https://mega.nz/#F!KldnUQDT!V3LTl3BfgvXUCSBPcnksew c64 gamebase64]
* https://forums.launchbox-app.com/topic/49324-c64-dreams-massive-curated-c64-collection/
* https://s3.amazonaws.com/models.huggingface.co/bert/gpt2-xl-pytorch_model.bin
* python run_generation.py --model_type gpt2 --model_name_or_path gpt2-xl --length 150

=Amiga=
* http://guide.abime.net/home3.htm
* ftp://grandis.nu/Commodore_Amiga/Retroplay/Commodore_Amiga_-_WHDLoad_-_Games/A/

=Mega Drive=
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TY8HAjJfSO0
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=te20kAvH7Is - Black screen, but has some fixes
* http://nuclear.mutantstargoat.com/articles/md_pal_ntsc/ - Might be in NTSC mode?
* Black & white but has sync...
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OW3VrujXhk - Audio buzzing was power plug problem....
==Capacitors==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! ID || Volts || Capacitance || Notes
|-
| CE1 || 16v || 10μF || ODD: Tiny and dark compared to the others
|-
| CE2 || 16v || 10μF
|-
| CE3 || 16v || 10μF
|-
| CE4 || 16v || 10μF
|-
| CE5 || 16v || 10μF
|-
| CE6 || 16v || 10μF
|-
| CE7 || 16v || 10μF
|-
| CE8 || 16v || 10μF
|-
| CE9 || 16v || 10μF
|-
| CE10 || 16v || 10μF
|-
| CE11 || 16v || 10μF
|-
| CE12 || 6.3v || 220μF || 6.3v?
|-
| CE14 || 6.3v || 220μF || 6.3v?
|-
| CE15 || 16v || 10μF
|-
| CE16 || 16v || 220μF || Power reg ones
|-
| CE17 || 10v || 100μF || Power reg ones
|-
| CE18 || 10v || 47μF
|-
| CE19 || 10v || 47μF
|-
| CE20 || 16v || 10μF
|-
| CE21 || 16v || 10μF
|-
| CE22 || 16v || 10μF
|-
| CE23 || 10v || 100μF
|-
| CE24 || 16v || 47μF || One of the extra ones near the cartridge I removed
|-
| CE25 || 16v || 47μF || One of the extra ones near the cartridge I removed
|-
| CE26 || 10v || 47μF
|-
| CE27 || 10v || 47μF
|-
| CE28 || 10v || 47μF
|-
| CE29 || 16v || 10μF || ODD: Small blue one...
|-
| CE30 || 16v || 10μF
|-
| CE31 || 16v || 10μF
|-
| CE32 || 16v || 10μF
|-
| MDPS || 16v || 1000μF
|-
| MDPS || 16v || 2200μF
|}

|-
| C25 || ?v (16v at most) || 0.1μF

* 16v 10μF - <23
* 16v 47μF - >=3

* IC12 7805

==C64 Capacitors==
* [https://www.element14.com/community/community/element14-presents/workbenchwednesdays/blog/2019/03/13/picking-aluminum-polymer-electrolytic-capacitors-for-the-c64 Element14 C64]

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! ID || Volts || Capacitance || Notes
|-
| C88 || 50v || 470μF || Apparently 25V might be enough? Maybe that's for NTSC?
|-
| C19 || 16V || 2200μF ||
|-
| C90 || 25V || 470μF ||
|-
| C91 || 16V || 100μF ||
|-
| C13 || 25V || 10μF ||
|-
| C24 || 25V || 22μF ||
|-
| CT1 || ?? || 40pF || Trimmer Capacitor for crystal
|-
| Ceramics || 25v || 100nF/0.1μF || Around 33 of them
|-

| Black PSU || 16v || 4700uf || Also get a decent LM7805
|-
|}

===1541===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! ID || Volts || Capacitance || Notes
|-
| C1 || 50v || 1uf ||
|-
| C2 || 50v || 47uf ||
|-
| C15 || 25v || 10uf || Was a tantalum...
|-
| C2,3,5 || 35v || 10uf || DRIVE BOARD
|-
| C4 || 50v || 0.47uf || DRIVE BOARD
|-
| C6 || ?v || 683K || DRIVE BOARD: Yellow candy...
|-
| C7 || 50v || 2.2uf || DRIVE BOARD
|-
| C8 || 50v || 0.47uf || DRIVE BOARD
|-
| C9 || ?v || 222K || DRIVE BOARD: Yellow candy...
|-
| C10 || ?v || 333J (100B) || DRIVE BOARD: Orange candy...
|-
| C9-12, c14-19, c21, c23 || 50v || 0.1uf || 12 total. Not sure about this...
|}

==Power Supplies==
* [https://bordersdown.net/threads/93401-Sega-Power-Supplies-for-Mega-Drive-Mega-CD-32X-Master-System-Game-Gear-etc List of PSUs]

=???=
<pre>
sudo lsof -i -n | egrep '\<ssh\>'
sshd 2243 root 3u IPv4 35204 0t0 TCP *:ssh (LISTEN)
sshd 2243 root 4u IPv6 35206 0t0 TCP *:ssh (LISTEN)
sshd 2845 root 3u IPv4 41213 0t0 TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->120.29.62.193:49880 (ESTABLISHED)
sshd 2846 root 3u IPv4 41217 0t0 TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->120.29.62.193:49882 (ESTABLISHED)
sshd 2847 root 3u IPv4 40425 0t0 TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->120.29.62.193:49884 (ESTABLISHED)
sshd 3751 hegemon 3u IPv4 40425 0t0 TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->120.29.62.193:49884 (ESTABLISHED)
sshd 3752 hegemon 3u IPv4 41217 0t0 TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->120.29.62.193:49882 (ESTABLISHED)
sshd 3753 hegemon 3u IPv4 41213 0t0 TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->120.29.62.193:49880 (ESTABLISHED)
sshd 30894 root 3u IPv4 3167046 0t0 TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->192.168.1.2:50064 (ESTABLISHED)
sshd 31140 hegemon 3u IPv4 3167046 0t0 TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->192.168.1.2:50064 (ESTABLISHED)
ssh 31192 hegemon 3u IPv4 3169486 0t0 TCP 127.0.0.1:39742->127.0.0.1:webmin (ESTABLISHED)
sshd 31223 root 3u IPv4 3172433 0t0 TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->222.186.169.194:50546 (ESTABLISHED) -
sshd 31224 sshd 3u IPv4 3172433 0t0 TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->222.186.169.194:50546 (ESTABLISHED)
sshd 31225 root 3u IPv4 3172481 0t0 TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->112.85.42.88:59243 (ESTABLISHED)
sshd 31226 sshd 3u IPv4 3172481 0t0 TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->112.85.42.88:59243 (ESTABLISHED)
</pre>

* https://whatismyipaddress.com/ip/120.29.62.193 Stacy]
* https://whatismyipaddress.com/ip/222.186.169.194 China 1]
* https://whatismyipaddress.com/ip/112.85.42.88 China 2]

=Retro Computers=
<pre>
1975: MITS Altair 8800 - 8080, 2.0mhz, 256 bytes, 64K max, punch,floppy,tape
1977: Apple II (6502), Tandy TRS-80 Model I (Z80), Commodore PET 2001 (6502/1mhz, 4-8kb, upto 96kb)
1979: Atari 800 - 6502
1981: IBM Personal Computer, Model 5150 (8088, 16-bit), Commodore VIC-20
1982: Commodore 64 - 6510
1985: Commodore Amiga 500 (Motorola 68000), Atari ST (Motorola 68000)
</pre>

https://github.com/MEGA65/open-roms

=Screeps=
* https://github.com/bonzaiferroni/screepswiki/wiki/%23cpu-clinic-faq
* https://github.com/snorrwe/xenos

* Screeps mine_container->storage distance: 12 and 35
* 3000 every 300 ticks...

* Road decay 100 hp every 1000 ticks (plus 1 tick reduction for each body part that uses it)
* Repair: Repairs a structure for 100 hits per tick consuming 1 energy unit per tick.

CONTAINER_DECAY: 5000,
CONTAINER_DECAY_TIME: 100,
CONTAINER_DECAY_TIME_OWNED: 500, <- WTF?

global.CONTAINER_UPKEEP = CONTAINER_DECAY / REPAIR_POWER / CONTAINER_DECAY_TIME_OWNED;
global.REMOTE_CONTAINER_UPKEEP = CONTAINER_DECAY / REPAIR_POWER / CONTAINER_DECAY_TIME;

* [https://www.reddit.com/r/screeps/comments/5l5wd2/how_important_are_containers/ Reddit info on container decay]

* 1 body part take 3 ticks to spawn.

=Network Bandwidth=

hextor->hextor: direct hdd copy = 76.07MB/s
Syncthing: hextor->ender = 4.84-9.0 MiB/s
Syncthing: phone->tablet = 5-6 MiB/s
Syncthing: hextor->tablet = 1 MiB/s


=Thought Stream=
=Thought Stream=
* I should write down stuff I think because I keep getting side tracked.
* I should write down stuff I think because I keep getting side tracked.
Line 4: Line 225:
* Could use the same file for other window managers.
* Could use the same file for other window managers.
* I want a nice web portal with quicklinks and a dashboard showing me hdd space. Service workers allow it to work when server is offline.
* I want a nice web portal with quicklinks and a dashboard showing me hdd space. Service workers allow it to work when server is offline.
* I need to remake 'dtt' in Rust and add support for checking for free space before moving, temporary file (incase there isn't enough space anyway, thanks to btrfs) and automatic directory generation.
* I still need that 'que move' thing so I can add files to be moved after running the mv command.
* I still need that 'que move' thing so I can add files to be moved after running the mv command.
* I want my own shell/multiplexer/wm/editor/blah... with magic and rainbows.
* I want my own shell/multiplexer/wm/editor/blah... with magic and rainbows.
* Why is editing this wiki so so. Why does NFS suck so much.
* What was I planning to do this morning. Move the modem (couldn't due to lack of cable). Organise some cables (move the Printer ethernet behind the server).
* Still need to deal with Catherines computer.
* I want shit to be decentralised and distributed.
* I want shit to be decentralised and distributed.
* I need a unicode emoji inserter thing, using the wiki is too slow. Systray or something. Maybe awesomewm menu + xclip would work...
* I need a unicode emoji inserter thing, using the wiki is too slow. Systray or something. Maybe awesomewm menu + xclip would work...
* Ok, I'm working on the dtt thing, but the fucking vscode rust plugin keeps asking for RLS.
** I think the rls is only avilable in rust nightly, but vscode plugin is using stable. This is stupid. Should I just be using rust nightly? All the plugins like clippy seem to.

Latest revision as of 16:25, 2 January 2020

  • kakoune

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Amiga[edit | edit source]

Mega Drive[edit | edit source]

Capacitors[edit | edit source]

ID Volts Capacitance Notes
CE1 16v 10μF ODD: Tiny and dark compared to the others
CE2 16v 10μF
CE3 16v 10μF
CE4 16v 10μF
CE5 16v 10μF
CE6 16v 10μF
CE7 16v 10μF
CE8 16v 10μF
CE9 16v 10μF
CE10 16v 10μF
CE11 16v 10μF
CE12 6.3v 220μF 6.3v?
CE14 6.3v 220μF 6.3v?
CE15 16v 10μF
CE16 16v 220μF Power reg ones
CE17 10v 100μF Power reg ones
CE18 10v 47μF
CE19 10v 47μF
CE20 16v 10μF
CE21 16v 10μF
CE22 16v 10μF
CE23 10v 100μF
CE24 16v 47μF One of the extra ones near the cartridge I removed
CE25 16v 47μF One of the extra ones near the cartridge I removed
CE26 10v 47μF
CE27 10v 47μF
CE28 10v 47μF
CE29 16v 10μF ODD: Small blue one...
CE30 16v 10μF
CE31 16v 10μF
CE32 16v 10μF
MDPS 16v 1000μF
MDPS 16v 2200μF

|- | C25 || ?v (16v at most) || 0.1μF

  • 16v 10μF - <23
  • 16v 47μF - >=3
  • IC12 7805

C64 Capacitors[edit | edit source]

ID Volts Capacitance Notes
C88 50v 470μF Apparently 25V might be enough? Maybe that's for NTSC?
C19 16V 2200μF
C90 25V 470μF
C91 16V 100μF
C13 25V 10μF
C24 25V 22μF
CT1 ?? 40pF Trimmer Capacitor for crystal
Ceramics 25v 100nF/0.1μF Around 33 of them
Black PSU 16v 4700uf Also get a decent LM7805

1541[edit | edit source]

ID Volts Capacitance Notes
C1 50v 1uf
C2 50v 47uf
C15 25v 10uf Was a tantalum...
C2,3,5 35v 10uf DRIVE BOARD
C4 50v 0.47uf DRIVE BOARD
C6 ?v 683K DRIVE BOARD: Yellow candy...
C7 50v 2.2uf DRIVE BOARD
C8 50v 0.47uf DRIVE BOARD
C9 ?v 222K DRIVE BOARD: Yellow candy...
C10 ?v 333J (100B) DRIVE BOARD: Orange candy...
C9-12, c14-19, c21, c23 50v 0.1uf 12 total. Not sure about this...

Power Supplies[edit | edit source]

???[edit | edit source]

sudo lsof -i -n | egrep '\<ssh\>'
sshd       2243          root    3u  IPv4   35204      0t0  TCP *:ssh (LISTEN)
sshd       2243          root    4u  IPv6   35206      0t0  TCP *:ssh (LISTEN)
sshd       2845          root    3u  IPv4   41213      0t0  TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->120.29.62.193:49880 (ESTABLISHED)
sshd       2846          root    3u  IPv4   41217      0t0  TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->120.29.62.193:49882 (ESTABLISHED)
sshd       2847          root    3u  IPv4   40425      0t0  TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->120.29.62.193:49884 (ESTABLISHED)
sshd       3751       hegemon    3u  IPv4   40425      0t0  TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->120.29.62.193:49884 (ESTABLISHED)
sshd       3752       hegemon    3u  IPv4   41217      0t0  TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->120.29.62.193:49882 (ESTABLISHED)
sshd       3753       hegemon    3u  IPv4   41213      0t0  TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->120.29.62.193:49880 (ESTABLISHED)
sshd      30894          root    3u  IPv4 3167046      0t0  TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->192.168.1.2:50064 (ESTABLISHED)
sshd      31140       hegemon    3u  IPv4 3167046      0t0  TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->192.168.1.2:50064 (ESTABLISHED)
ssh       31192       hegemon    3u  IPv4 3169486      0t0  TCP 127.0.0.1:39742->127.0.0.1:webmin (ESTABLISHED)
sshd      31223          root    3u  IPv4 3172433      0t0  TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->222.186.169.194:50546 (ESTABLISHED) - 
sshd      31224          sshd    3u  IPv4 3172433      0t0  TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->222.186.169.194:50546 (ESTABLISHED)
sshd      31225          root    3u  IPv4 3172481      0t0  TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->112.85.42.88:59243 (ESTABLISHED)
sshd      31226          sshd    3u  IPv4 3172481      0t0  TCP 192.168.1.1:ssh->112.85.42.88:59243 (ESTABLISHED)

Retro Computers[edit | edit source]

1975: MITS Altair 8800 -  8080, 2.0mhz, 256 bytes, 64K max, punch,floppy,tape
1977: Apple II (6502), Tandy TRS-80 Model I (Z80), Commodore PET 2001 (6502/1mhz, 4-8kb, upto 96kb)
1979: Atari 800 - 6502
1981: IBM Personal Computer, Model 5150 (8088, 16-bit), Commodore VIC-20
1982: Commodore 64 - 6510 
1985: Commodore Amiga 500 (Motorola 68000), Atari ST (Motorola 68000)

https://github.com/MEGA65/open-roms

Screeps[edit | edit source]

  • Screeps mine_container->storage distance: 12 and 35
  • 3000 every 300 ticks...
  • Road decay 100 hp every 1000 ticks (plus 1 tick reduction for each body part that uses it)
  • Repair: Repairs a structure for 100 hits per tick consuming 1 energy unit per tick.
   CONTAINER_DECAY: 5000,
   CONTAINER_DECAY_TIME: 100,
   CONTAINER_DECAY_TIME_OWNED: 500, <- WTF?

  global.CONTAINER_UPKEEP = CONTAINER_DECAY / REPAIR_POWER / CONTAINER_DECAY_TIME_OWNED;
  global.REMOTE_CONTAINER_UPKEEP = CONTAINER_DECAY / REPAIR_POWER / CONTAINER_DECAY_TIME;
  • 1 body part take 3 ticks to spawn.

Network Bandwidth[edit | edit source]

hextor->hextor: direct hdd copy = 76.07MB/s
Syncthing: hextor->ender = 4.84-9.0 MiB/s
Syncthing: phone->tablet = 5-6 MiB/s
Syncthing: hextor->tablet = 1 MiB/s


Thought Stream[edit | edit source]

  • I should write down stuff I think because I keep getting side tracked.
  • I need a way to sync my config stuff. AwesomeWM menu's for example could be stored in another way and generated at runtime. Don't want to fuck around with git checkouts/ansible.
  • Could use the same file for other window managers.
  • I want a nice web portal with quicklinks and a dashboard showing me hdd space. Service workers allow it to work when server is offline.
  • I still need that 'que move' thing so I can add files to be moved after running the mv command.
  • I want my own shell/multiplexer/wm/editor/blah... with magic and rainbows.
  • I want shit to be decentralised and distributed.
  • I need a unicode emoji inserter thing, using the wiki is too slow. Systray or something. Maybe awesomewm menu + xclip would work...
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