Choices for the design of data or text structuring inline by reserving regular or special characters or sequences of such to act as a separator/delimiter/marker.

https://gitlab.com/groupware-systems/sos/sos-experimental/-/tree/master/prototypes/sos-map-1

story on november 2ND, 2019, i got a 2011 macbook pro. it was actually one off my favorote computers really to ever have. it came preinstalled with mac OS mojave (dos dude 1 patcher) which allowed the mac too run an unsupported build off mac OS. i then later upgraded to catalina, but also damn i had alot off dualboots on this! the files i had are all gone now. but anyways, the sad part begins on april 24 2020. DAY 1 _________ the macbooks battery was starting to go down in power quicker. so i started leaving the unit plugged in. DAY 10 _________ the macbook started shutting down every time i close the lid. and then i opened it up seeing the battery was flat. it was clearly at 25 % and windows 10 showed the same thing. but windows 10 thourght the battery was low and mac OS too and it was perfectly charged. in ma OS it said i should service the battery for fixing. but i just ignored it as the pc was working fine DAY 11 ___________ the macbooks battery died completely and would not run at all without being plugged in so it was technically a desktop... however the unit was still fine DAY 12 __________ the computer started slowing down dramaticly and was almost at the point it was unusable. this was around the time i was getting into linux also, zorin OS lite SAVED this macbook and made it like nothing ever changed! but. not for long. DAY 16 __________ the notebooks trackpad was unclickable.and the pc even got slow on linux. so due to that i got a desktop as a replacement for my mac. the pc is still here anyways. plainrock 124 the youtuber had it himself and that makes it clear that this notebook has a problem. anyways that was the end and there where no more defects. the broken arrow key has been there for longer then this. and its not classified as "broken" because the arrow key is still clickable. ________________________________________________ anyways, hopefully apple recalls this macbook. this is a fucking fire hazard

Basic model, concept and technique to read symbols (might be characters, numbers, signals, any kind of pattern/symbol) from an input source, which might be a database, a file on the disk, a data packet incoming from the network, a measure by a sensor, or a key typed by the user. Focus is on how to organize loop iterations and handling, processing, reaction to the sequence of input data arriving within or requested by your own software application code.

Originally created on: April 30th, 2021 ProtoKill is not discontinued because there is no name virus EOL I'm still continuing the project BonziMeme virus after done project joke virus. Sorry if bad English.

This shows a very simple experiment exploring 2D drawing, rendered with code in Java.

Welcome to the BAC Language, which isn’t a programming language yet, or might never be. The syntax and concept is not my invention, but stolen from somebody who didn’t want to be remembered in history and is also not alive any more. All the books about it are long out of print, so I simply try to implement one limited description of a bunch of its features, therefore BAC may show differences in comparison to the original inspiration. The implementation is even more off, caused by lazy repurposing of other code I happened to have. As I’m writing parsers for some domain-specific languages (text-oriented formats) anyway, it turned out to be a relatively small step to advance into developing an interpreter potentially for an interactive programming environment. Maybe a little bit like LISP or Smalltalk? Not crazy enough to consider writing a compiler.

This recording hopefully offers an overview about what “application programming interfaces” are, what role they play in the system architecture of computer software, as well as discussing the question if APIs should be copyrightable, as there’s a long legal battle going on of Oracle suing Google for their re-implementation of the Java “API”, and what the implications might be for the profession of computer software programmers, the field, industry and our digital future. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2Qh0O3Dt10 (in “VCF West XIII -- Time Paterson -- Original DOS and the old days”, Tim Paterson mentions a range of more or less different types of interfaces)

https://gitlab.com/publishing-systems/digital_publishing_workflow_tools/-/tree/master/htx/gui/hyperdex/hyperdex_1

Processing workflow of the Peeragogy Monthly Wrap. Content: https://github.com/Peeragogy/Peeragogy.github.io/wiki/Wrap, Code: https://gitlab.com/skreutzer/peeragogy-monthly-wrap-experimental

An online forms generator for data entry which also handles the semantics. Code: https://gitlab.com/groupware-systems/pattern-server

Apply a XSLT stylesheet onto a XML input file to generate output formats, using xsltproc for example.

https://gitlab.com/hypertext-systems/dimgra-experimental/tree/master/dimgra/dimgra-1

First version of a simple audio messaging system, using the more recent audio interface standard in browsers to grant device access to the microphone. For the theme of hypermedia, check out Jon Udell’s work around adequate audio controls, or the “Hyperland” documentary by the BBC. Code: https://gitlab.com/publishing-systems/audio_messaging_system

First version of a small system that manages a “monthly mixtape” of song recommendations. Code: https://gitlab.com/skreutzer/mixtape

http://www.untiednations.com/community/plan-sos/ https://gitlab.com/groupware-systems/sos/sos-experimental/tree/master/prototypes/sos-server-2

http://www.untiednations.com/community/plan-sos/ https://gitlab.com/groupware-systems/sos/sos-experimental/tree/master/prototypes/sos-server-1

http://www.untiednations.com/community/plan-sos/ https://gitlab.com/groupware-systems/sos/sos-experimental/tree/master/prototypes/sos-server-1

Ein Benutzeroberflächen-Prototyp für Courseware, im Prinzip ein Dialogsystem. Code: https://gitlab.com/groupware-systems/gba-experimental/tree/master/prototype-6

A prototype of a user interface for courseware, basically a dialog system. Code: https://gitlab.com/groupware-systems/gba-experimental/tree/master/prototype-6