TCP/IP stack, socket, etc...

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From WoWan Nickolaev To All 23 May 2002

How's yours, All? The subject is fully implemented... There is even a written ping... Remote access is made according to the Kondratiev scheme. I plan to write telnet. Is anyone writing a thread here, damn it, browser or where? WBR, Lynx // J!ZzZ! [team ZX] [Dark Jungle] [GoA] [J!ZzZ project] [PLUt0N!um] [GmD] [club LuK] [black-sand.da.ru]

From Sergey Krinitsin To WoWan Nickolaev 29 May 2002

Hello WoWan! WoWan Nickolaev once wrote on the topic “TCP/IP stack, socket, etc...”: WN> The subject is fully implemented... There is even a written ping... WN> Remote access is made according to the Kondratiev scheme. You overtook me :) WN> There are plans to write a telnet. Is anyone writing a thread here, damn it, browser or where? Browser - not known, but if you send me TCP/IP, I’ll do it POP3/SMTP and maybe FTP. Bye, Sergey

From Vlad Sotnikov To Konstantin Lebedev 20 June 2002

Hello Konstantin! June 19, 2002 (it was 10:08 pm then) Konstantin Lebedev in his letter to Vlad Sotnikov wrote: SK>>>>> Browser - not known, but if you send me TCP/IP, I’ll do it SK>>>>> POP3/SMTP and maybe FTP. WN>>>>Available soon (after June 31) at gmdteam.boom.ru... KL>>> People!!! Do you think that all this will fit into a fast memory??? VS>> What's the memory? If there is a screw, then you can load modules or VS>> just swap, finally... KL> Who doesn’t have a screw??? And those who don’t have a screw will upgrade their nada. I am, of course, a supporter Spectrum standards, but not the hard drive issue. Because judge for yourself: This is what the off-topic would be like if it still only worked with flop? Yes, screw about 5 years ago on Spec was a rarity, mainly because it was all wildly expensive, especially for those we were - students. But now, when most work, and prices for propellers fall at the speed of meteorites, refusal purchases of a screw can only be explained by internal laziness and retrograde behavior, which in All times slowed down progress and did not carry anything positive at all. B in general, don’t be offended, I’m not saying this to you, but to many others :) And to the question about the operating system: you can create a full-fledged OS _only__only_ using a hard drive. FK0 will probably disagree with me: he will say that it will work with the flop too, but very, very slowly. But I’ll answer: why is it needed with the flop then? Look at this: and is-dos I turned into something human only when I started working on the screw. After all It’s not for nothing that Nemo clung to him so much (in the is-dos sense)! Even the hedgehog could see this: the speed characteristics here and there do not stand any comparison! Software can become very strong on Spec: after all, the limitation with From memory, I have repeated this many times! Disappears due to swapping and loadable modules. And there will be no such perversion as in Real Commander: modules They are loaded and remain in memory until the memory runs out. I couldn't for a long time understand: why did the authors do this? Then they explained to me: flop. But really: constantly for the commander to climb the flop... That's why they had to do it that way... wildly In general, the flop is great, it was a powerful step forward 15 years ago, but people, let's move on! We switched from tape recorders to disk drives, painful, of course (remember the long process of adaptation to TR-DOS), but It wouldn’t occur to anyone now to shout that tape is a rule, and a disk drive is a no need! It makes us smile to hear stories that someone else is using a tape recorder the program is loading... Now think about what you cause in people withhard drives? Not a smile, of course, but a feeling of hopelessness: when? When will the screw become a standard, and the flop will become a thing of the past? After all, now we, people with hard drive, still a minority... strange as it may seem :( I understand that my article is ambitious and ambiguous, that no one will be convinced of This form is impossible. However, maybe it will make at least someone think? And I'm interested in your opinions... Vega/ex-Style Group. FIDO: 2:5030/885.34 ZXNET: 500:812/5.13 E-mail: vega56@mail.ru

From Valera Selev To Vlad Sotnikov 28 June 2002

Hello, Vlad! 06/20/2002 at 01:13 Vlad Sotnikov wrote to Konstantin Lebedev: KL>> Who doesn’t have a screw??? VS> And those who don’t have a screw will upgrade their nada. I am, of course, a supporter VS> we were - for students. But now, when most people work, and prices VS> they fall on the propellers at the speed of meteorites, you can refuse to buy a propeller VS> explain only by internal laziness and retrogression, OK. I wanted to install a screw for myself. Where can I get a controller for it? (In Lviv No one has ever attached a screw to a Specky.) VS> And to the question about the operating system: you can create a full-fledged OS _only_ VS> and _only_ using a hard drive. Is there any need for an OS on the Spectrum? <<< WBR, Stormbringer >>> <<< 500:322/67.64 >>> AKA <<< 2:462/162.7 >>> <<< http://cobrasoft.narod.ru >>>

From Kirill Frolov To Valera Selev 4 July 2002

Press RESET immediately, Valera! 28 Jun 02 18:53, Valera Selev wrote to Vlad Sotnikov: VS> OK. I wanted to install a screw for myself. Where can I get a controller for it? (In VS> No one has ever attached a screw to Specky in Lvov.) Yes, you are too slow there! If you can't assemble it yourself, buy it from Nemo. VS>> And to the question about the operating system: you can create a full-fledged OS VS>> _only_ and _only_ using a hard drive. VS> Is the OS even needed on the Spectrum? Do you really need a Spectrum? Take out the CRAP rules! spread!

From Valera Selev To Kirill Frolov 12 July 2002

Hello, Kirill! 4.07.2002 at 00:23 Kirill Frolov wrote to Valera Selev: VS>>> And to the question about the operating system: you can create a full-fledged OS VS>>> _only_ and _only_ using a hard drive. VS>> Is the OS even needed on the Spectrum? KF> Do you really need a Spectrum? Take out the CRAP! I didn't say that. <<< WBR, Stormbringer >>> <<< 500:322/67.64 >>> AKA <<< 2:462/162.7 >>> <<< http://cobrasoft.narod.ru >>>