Post number #69366, ID: 84d0f6
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So Copland was the OS used on Lain's Navi, but it was also the name of an OS that Apple never officially released and only exists in developer releases. So I want to set up a LAN network of all my Copland-capable classic Macs and use it as a cluster server to host the entirety of Serial Experiments Lain and soke other stuff
Is this tempting fate? Am I gonna start getting weird processors in the mail now?
Post number #69400, ID: 37c037
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Shit, this should probably go in Cyberpunk Life instead
Post number #69692, ID: 459293
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>>69366 It sounds like your making a new networking system, will it be similar to this app but better? Even better than internet itself?
Post number #69737, ID: 614c37
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>>69692 I'm encountering odd latency issues, so I'm updating this network so that I no longer rely on physical devices. Doesn't that sound nice? Doesn't the thought make you feel even more connected to this new world?
Post number #70020, ID: 679bcf
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Do it nigga, this would be fuckin great
Post number #70315, ID: 0e0979
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Yeah I feel more in touch with the internet. But make sure it doesn't end up like the dark /net/work.
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| So Copland was the OS used on Lain's Navi, but it was also the name of an OS that Apple never officially released and only exists in developer releases. So I want to set up a LAN network of all my Copland-capable classic Macs and use it as a cluster server to host the entirety of Serial Experiments Lain and soke other stuff
Is this tempting fate? Am I gonna start getting weird processors in the mail now?