@mh370_seeker discmaster now has a feature where you can search by image. You can either upload an image or you can click the 'similar images' link, such as on this page at the top right corner https://t.co/tiQOUU1D13
@svjson@lombaki Awesome! I hope to work on my own C64 Legacy of the Ancients inspired game some day. How has it been going? Was overworld map movement the first thing you tackled code-wise? Any work on first person dungeon code yet? Using assembly or?
@bergerman_xd You can launch MacOS with 1 click in your browser: https://t.co/4K4ekIQP4q
It also easily supports uploading files into it, so download from discmaster and upload into infinite Mac :)
This is incredible, I've found a copy of the lost LandyNES emulator on @textfiles' DiscMaster website.
Below some screenshots of it emulating Donkey Kong, taken with DOSBox (2x upscaled because Twitter ruins small images).
Download link: https://t.co/aUPSeEogSn
@WindowsMemphis Interesting, hadn’t heard of that before today. Don’t see any “collections” of theee on archive. Do you know of any websites or other places that collect and share these?
@KrocCamen @textfiles Thanks for the tip! Works for <script> too. Sources online say a side effect of doing this is that some other browsers will now ignore the content because it's in comments. So it's a tradeoff between hiding it for ancient browsers vs. allowing it to be applied for many others.
@whitelynx@arstechnica Could you point to some “similar repositories” that have additional content? This would help ensure the content makes it into DiscMaster.
@RogueArchivist_@textfiles This approach allows more searches to find more stuff, while still allowing you to search for aio_fsync.z and find the file. TypeSense does support substring or 'infix' matching, but it is VERY CPU intensive, prohibitively so on a DB the size of DiscMaster.
@RogueArchivist_@textfiles DiscMaster treats non A-Za-z0-9 characters as word seperators. This is for speed. The search DB https://t.co/4LEaiVeDQ1 is fastest matching full words. Searching "fsync" will find file aio_fsync.z where it wouldn't if underscores/periods were not treated as word seperators.
@magnetic_tape @Betavulgaris6 @internetarchive@XilinxInc@MicrochipMakes Also a few more matches turn up with “fuzzy matching” turned on. Note, the search may take up to 40s to run, due to fuzzy matching taking longer: https://t.co/HEi2qtN0AI
@gingerbeardman The first MacJP CD is up on DiscMaster: https://t.co/4i81S4crBP It looks to be correct, seems the layout matches your TEXT file listing. If you see anything wrong, let me know, in case there is something I need to fix in dexvert :)