Time travel

I have come from the year 2036 to fetch the disks for the original Anonix Operating System. Please help me. This is a matter of life or death for so many people. Where could I find these?

/g/

They don't exist.
Do you actually expect /g/tards to be able to do something except have meaningless dick measuring contests? Damn 11 year olds don't even know how to write code.

Anonix
/g/

No.

Probably necessary to reverse engineer and remove the future machines running ANONIX because they finally realised what a goddamn horrible mistake it was to install it in the first place.

>>5
They wouldn't need to rever-seengineer it. It's open-source.

>>6
I don't think the vanity of ANONIX's developers would allow them to keep it open-source the moment at least one person showed some interest.

looks like its still in beta
http://4-ch.net/code/kareha.pl/1210401680/
http://rechan.eu.org/ax/

http://rechan.eu.org/ax/res/1224755329587.HTM#1
They've got the STANDARD EDitor, it MUST be good.

>>1
I would think that by 2036 there will be next to no usable devices for accessing our then archaic disks
it would be like trying to find a 5¼ inch floppy drive that will work on any of our current systems

>>10
My 2036 history books indicate that Anonix was first released as a top-secret operating system for mainframe-based control & operations centers, enabling megacorporation IBM as well as the US government to gain immense power. A small group of /prog/ rebels gained access to the source code somewhere in the early 21st century and started reproducing the powerful functionalities into their own project, but eventually had to go into hiding when US secret agents started killing them one by one to preserve their government's power.

I have previously traveled to 1975 and obtained an IBM 5100. It would be best if I could get the original Anonix tapes, but I'll make do with your era's floppies or whatever I can find. The stakes are high enough.

>>11
Will we still have ed as standard editor, in 2036?
There will be a fully functional LISP OS?

>>11
Are there any 32-bit computers left in 2036?

What an interesting publicity stunt.

fuck off hater

I have come from the year 2042 to destroy the disks for the original Anonix Operating System. Please help me. This is a masster of life or death for so many people. I must destroy to prevent >>1-san obtaining them as he will alter the course of the world war IV in a way that it can not be aware of in 2036. Where could I find these?

>>13
They'll be used in high reliability situations everywhere. Not every computer will need 5mbit word sizes.

>>17
5
more like ~4.3

and addressing more RAM is really the more important reason to use a 64-bit OS

>>17
I was just wondering, because they'll all break two years into (your) future. I just thought they'd be phased out by then.

hey >>1 && >>16
what happens on 12/21/2012?

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