What if there was an OS built around a scripting language.
The main OS would be an interpreter for this scripting language along with librarys for low level access(like HD and the display) all written in asm so it wouldn't be slowasfuck. Then the OS runs a script which would be what the user sees, calling the librarys for display, mouse, keyboard, etc.
What's the advantage of this? You would be able to modify the OS completely to your liking at runtime. No compiling, no rebooting, just right then and there.
The operating system performs many more functions than merely "being an interpreter," which I take to be the equivalent of running binaries from assembly. How would you do scripting environments, advanced data passing/sharing, memory management, etc. etc.?
Congratulations! You have successfully reinvented Lisp machine.
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Anonymous2009-01-27 23:32
Eventually everything moderately useful would be distilled into binaries that are called by name. Then we'd need a place to organize such binaries, something like a filesystem or something like that. Better write that in asm too for speed. Oh shit, for safety and speed let's make the interpreter a user mode binary and let the OS be a bunch of binaries accessible as system calls, and make some other binaries that are thin wrappers for these system calls for security. Oh wait, it's done. It's called Unix. Thanks for playing.
All these censor-scripts depend on single assumption,assumption which is:
FrozenVoid is always using his tripcode. But all this filtering is futile when its wrong.
>>24
You just can't adapt to idea of some post being against your worldview so you censor them:
The thing is there is no way to completely censor text on anonymous forum,short of creating a server-side filter
and even then,there is Unicode.
>>35
On the contrary: I know how such categorization algos work, and its not reliable at all.
There will be many false positives,person style can change or they adopt new vocabulary.