Streaming a Windows desktop down to an Apple II over a 115kbps serial connection. Second Life, the online virtual world, is shown as an example. This was done as an "art project" (i.e. it has no pr...
Streaming a Windows desktop down to an Apple II over a 115kbps serial connection. Second Life, the online virtual world, is shown as an example. This was done as an "art project" (i.e. it has no practical value). See comp.sys.apple2.programmer for technical discussion. Thanks to retrofloppy.com for the USB/Serial cable. Apple II Forever!
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18 exabytes is far from infinite; but, yeah, mighty vast! :D
FWIW, it is possible to get past 4 gigs with a 32 bit address bus—in the same way that the Apple IIc in this video manages 128k with a 16 bit address bus.
Dear Linden, Dear Linden, Why is Second Life broke? The grid is grey-gooed and your blog is a joke. With all of the money that we give to you, can't you hire yourself a programmer or two?
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FWIW, it is possible to get past 4 gigs with a 32 bit address bus—in the same way that the Apple IIc in this video manages 128k with a 16 bit address bus.
So any idea after applying to LL 6 times nobody ever responds?
The grid is grey-gooed and your blog is a joke.
With all of the money that we give to you, can't you hire yourself a programmer or two?
Now I'd like to see that.