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So, decided to start off this public random blog with this, neat.
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I was contacted by a viewer of a video on my channel (about running Mac OS 9 on my iBook), as they wanted to do the same.
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Heeeere comes the context though- the video on my channel was published in 2019- <em>The video was recorded in November 2017. Halp.</em>
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With no modifications, inserting an OS9 install CD (Unsupported G4s version is preferred- find it on MacOS9Lives.) into the machine results in it appearing in Startup Manager, however upon booting to no avail - a grey screen. This is the normal behavior as iBooks in this era shipped with some OSX version (and was far into OSX at the time).
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It should go to a command/terminal interface. My iBook is identified as PowerBook6,5- yours may be different and the following may not apply to you. If you happen to have the same model, <em>eyy 6,5 gang. XD</em>
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Soooo uh, holy crap i haven't updated this blog in quite a long time. blame life stuffs, depression, and more depression. all the depression! :D<br>
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i've just got a new server that i'm fixing to migrate to, replacing my current (as of now) PowerEdge T310.<br>
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i then figured out how to rebuild the bcd completely, using <code>bootrec /rebuildbcd</code>, however that didn't work as it didn't recognize my virtual disk's windows install as valid. i then figured out why- GetDataBack only copied file data and attributes, and *no* security permissions.<br>
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Background image credit: https://www.deviantart.com/sequency/art/Windows-NT-Sky-149092015
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iR Git Site Index (Source Code: https://git.technolog.network/iraven/publicsite)
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iR Git Site Index (Source Code: https://git.technolog.network/iraven/newpublicsite)
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I welcome you to the mess of things called the source code! XD
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I welcome you to the mess of things called the source code! XD
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Kinda makes this site what it is. *Somewhat* plain and simple and coded by hand.
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Kinda makes this site what it is. *Somewhat* plain and simple and coded by hand.
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You wanna know in on a secret?
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You wanna know in on a secret?
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<meta name="description" content="Website of a depressed degenerate introverted weirdo. Nothing to see here.">
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<!--<img src="siteimg/deioxpk-xmas1_smol.png" title="Have festive hors. - Art by LimeDazzle" width="400">-->
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<img src="siteimg/monitor_moon.png" title="Mood.">
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<br><img src="siteimg/LGBTQplus_Progress_Flag.png" width="32px" title="i stand strongly with LGBTQ+ rights. <3">
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<br><img src="siteimg/LGBTQplus_Progress_Flag.png" width="32px" title="i stand strongly with LGBTQ+ rights. <3">
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<!-- <a href="mypcs/"><img src="siteimg/pc.png">Computers and MORE Computers</a>
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<!-- <a href="mypcs/"><img src="siteimg/pc.png">Computers and MORE Computers</a>
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<a href="links.html"><img src="siteimg/net.png">Other Things Waaaaaaay Cooler Than Me</a>
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<a href="links.html"><img src="siteimg/net.png">Other Things Waaaaaaay Cooler Than Me</a>
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<br> -->
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<br> -->
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<a href="about.html"><img src="siteimg/deioxpk-32.png">About Me (and my horsie)</a>
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<a href="comingsoon.html"><img src="siteimg/deioxpk-32.png">About Me (and my horsie)</a>
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<a href="ocref.html"><img src="siteimg/cd.png">OC References</a>
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<a href="ocref.html"><img src="siteimg/cd.png">OC References</a>
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<a href="blog/"><img src="siteimg/notepad.png">Tech and Tinkering Blog</a>
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<a href="blog/"><img src="siteimg/notepad.png">Tech and Tinkering Blog</a>
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<!-- <a href="software.html"><img src="siteimg/filegear.png">Softwares</a> -->
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siteimg/cd.png
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siteimg/chip.png
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siteimg/monitor_moon.png
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siteimg/notepad.png
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// --- common properties ---
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// --- common properties ---
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this.autoStart = true; // Whether the snow should start automatically or not.
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this.autoStart = true; // Whether the snow should start automatically or not.
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this.excludeMobile = true; // Snow is likely to be bad news for mobile phones' CPUs (and batteries.) Enable at your own risk.
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this.flakesMax = 128; // Limit total amount of snow made (falling + sticking)
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this.flakesMax = 128; // Limit total amount of snow made (falling + sticking)
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this.flakesMaxActive = 64; // Limit amount of snow falling at once (less = lower CPU use)
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this.flakesMaxActive = 64; // Limit amount of snow falling at once (less = lower CPU use)
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this.animationInterval = 33; // Theoretical "miliseconds per frame" measurement. 20 = fast + smooth, but high CPU use. 50 = more conservative, but slower
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this.animationInterval = 33; // Theoretical "miliseconds per frame" measurement. 20 = fast + smooth, but high CPU use. 50 = more conservative, but slower
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xeno.js
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xeno.js
@ -14,11 +14,13 @@ var num = Math.floor(Math.random() * (imageArray.length));
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const month = new Date().getMonth();
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const month = new Date().getMonth();
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if (month == 5) { // June - LGBTQ+ Pride
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if (month == 5) { // June - LGBTQ+ Pride
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console.log("Month is June - LGBTQ+ Pride!")
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console.log("Month is June - LGBTQ+ Pride!");
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document.xeno.width = "550";
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document.xeno.src = xenoPrideImg;
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document.xeno.src = xenoPrideImg;
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document.xeno.title = "Have proud pansexual hors. - Art by Vivian Reed VA";
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document.xeno.title = "Have proud pansexual hors. - Art by Vivian Reed VA";
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} else if (month == 12) { // December
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} else if (month == 12) { // December
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console.log("Month is December - Crimmis")
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console.log("Month is December - Crimmis");
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document.xeno.width = "550";
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document.xeno.src = xenoXmasImg;
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document.xeno.src = xenoXmasImg;
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document.xeno.title = "Have festive hors. - Art by LimeDazzle";
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document.xeno.title = "Have festive hors. - Art by LimeDazzle";
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} else {
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} else {
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