[Coco] Feralcore: An Internet Protocol Based on the 6809

[Brett Gordon]

Actually, mplayer works great.... once you untar the file!

Look like a neat idea.  I'll take a look at the network API..  it seems you
would have about 65536 X 256 cores X 256 machines or 4 GB of warrior -er-
species space.  Is there a game hidden behind this?  Coreware has "King of
the Hill" either round-robin tourneys or Multi hills.   What would be a
scoring system?  It would be neat to have a *real* client system for
monitoring the game in progress and one's submissions to the "network".
It would be neat to have an "email author" API call, where your species's
status could be emailed --- no nevermind... that would be plain silly to let
virtual viruses email.... They should stay in there giant 4 gb sandbox :)

looks like a cool project.

Cheers!

On Fri, Jun 25, 2010 at 5:18 PM, William Astle <lost at l-w.ca> wrote:

> On 10-06-25 03:04 PM, Aaron Wolfe wrote:
>
>> On Fri, Jun 25, 2010 at 1:44 PM, Sean<badfrog at gmail.com>  wrote:
>>
>>> In the Windows world, I have the best luck with VLC media player
>>> (www.videolan.org).  It's compact, and free!  I've had it as my
>>> default player for a couple of years now.
>>>
>>>
>> VLC is great.  I use it on Windows, Mac, and Linux boxes.  Plays
>> everything I throw at it and stays out of my way.  Highly recommended
>> for any supported platform.
>>
>
> I can echo that sentiment. I've only run into one video VLC chucked a
> wobbly on and it was a particularly pathological case that came off an NTSC
> DVD. (The frame size changed partway through the video then changed back a
> bit later.)
>
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