Where did OSDever.net go!? o.0
Where did OSDever.net go!? o.0
well was about to go get some nifty documents and bam I get online commerce crap
has anyone heard any news about OSDever.net? like if they moved or if they accidentally let their domain expire
has anyone heard any news about OSDever.net? like if they moved or if they accidentally let their domain expire
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Here is a cached form of their news: http://72.14.209.104/search?q=cache:dZM ... =firefox-a It seems to explain that the problem is caused by a new server they are setting up.
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They are trying to setup everything to launch a bunch of mostly web development sites. Seems they are 9xnet.com(web hosting?) and they are launching phpdever.net ajaxdever.net cssdever.net(probably more) and relaunching osdever.net. I think they are going to keep all the old tutorials and they are going to try to move the mega-tokyo forums to their own custom forum software again this weekend. You can still get most the the docs they were hosting by going to the way back machine http://web.archive.org/web/
The phrase is actually "bona fide", steming from the two Latin words "bonus" (bona) and "fidelis" (fide). When put together, the words literally mean "good faith", but in actual use... it is meant to describe something that is "authentic/real/sincere/invaluable".bubach wrote:Does "Bonafide" mean anything?
So in the best context of "Bonafide OS Development", it can be understood as "An invaluable place [of resource] for OS Development".
However good the meaning, the basic fact that you (bubach) asked that question, is exactly why I do not like the name... it is not an intuitive use of English
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That's funny, the Bonafide never really bothered me, it's the "dever" that I always sounded kinda...well...odd. I've never heard dever used as shorthand for developer anywhere else. But maybe with their collection of dever sites they can make it popular. Hopefully they do well, I've seen too many osdev related sites come and go. BTW, they seem to be back up now.
Re: Where did OSDever.net go!? o.0
Bona Fide OS Development site is up
Rewriting virtual memory manager - Working on ELF support - Working on Device Drivers Handling
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jeko - Jeko Operating System
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jeko - Jeko Operating System
Re: Where did OSDever.net go!? o.0
This thread is two years old. Do you not know that 2006 falls before 2008, and that they are in no way equal? That is, that you are in the year 2008, not 2006. 2008. Not 2006. 2008. Definitely 2008. Oh, yeah, so, yeah: 2008. Did I mention it was 2008? Please check the dates. Thank you! Have a nice day, and, please, do post again. Toodles!
<aside>I think we need a tutorial to teach people how to read and compare dates. </aside>
<aside>I think we need a tutorial to teach people how to read and compare dates. </aside>
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Re: Where did OSDever.net go!? o.0
Bonafide OS Development was another time down a month ago, osdev.org hosted his pages, now it's up. I wanted to let all know it's up.Alboin wrote:This thread is two years old. Do you not know that 2006 falls before 2008, and that they are in no way equal? That is, that you are in the year 2008, not 2006. 2008. Not 2006. 2008. Definitely 2008. Oh, yeah, so, yeah: 2008. Did I mention it was 2008? Please check the dates. Thank you! Have a nice day, and, please, do post again. Toodles!
<aside>I think we need a tutorial to teach people how to read and compare dates. </aside>
Rewriting virtual memory manager - Working on ELF support - Working on Device Drivers Handling
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jeko - Jeko Operating System
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jeko - Jeko Operating System
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Re: Where did OSDever.net go!? o.0
So, make a new thread. Or better just let people discover it themselves unless someone asking.Jeko wrote:Bonafide OS Development was another time down a month ago, osdev.org hosted his pages, now it's up. I wanted to let all know it's up.Alboin wrote:This thread is two years old. Do you not know that 2006 falls before 2008, and that they are in no way equal? That is, that you are in the year 2008, not 2006. 2008. Not 2006. 2008. Definitely 2008. Oh, yeah, so, yeah: 2008. Did I mention it was 2008? Please check the dates. Thank you! Have a nice day, and, please, do post again. Toodles!
<aside>I think we need a tutorial to teach people how to read and compare dates. </aside>
Re: Where did OSDever.net go!? o.0
OK. Sorry. All this complications just for a news... Sorry if I wrote that Bonafide OS Development is now up. It's a very cruel thing to say...babylon2233 wrote:So, make a new thread. Or better just let people discover it themselves unless someone asking.Jeko wrote:Bonafide OS Development was another time down a month ago, osdev.org hosted his pages, now it's up. I wanted to let all know it's up.Alboin wrote:This thread is two years old. Do you not know that 2006 falls before 2008, and that they are in no way equal? That is, that you are in the year 2008, not 2006. 2008. Not 2006. 2008. Definitely 2008. Oh, yeah, so, yeah: 2008. Did I mention it was 2008? Please check the dates. Thank you! Have a nice day, and, please, do post again. Toodles!
<aside>I think we need a tutorial to teach people how to read and compare dates. </aside>
Rewriting virtual memory manager - Working on ELF support - Working on Device Drivers Handling
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jeko - Jeko Operating System
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jeko - Jeko Operating System
Re: Where did OSDever.net go!? o.0
come on guys I don't think Jeko said any thing wrong,
Would you please relax and takeit easy
Would you please relax and takeit easy
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