- Add manual for 101 Mazes
- Add instructions for Invaders Boot Sector (2019)
- Add manuals for Turbo Pascal
- Look into copy-protection status of Software Carousel
- This machine says "Debugger" but only this machine actually has the Debugger enabled.
- Turn the TI patents into a gallery
- Machines like DEC PDP-11/70 with VT100 Terminal used to use special CSS classes (machine-right and machine-left) to arrange the machines side-by-side; think about alternatives.
- Verify redirects for these remaining links
- There may be external links to a few text files, which I'm not sure Jekyll will allow me to redirect; eg:
- /apps/pdp10/diags/ka10/dakam/DAKAM.LST.txt
- /devices/pcx86/keyboard/8042_INTERN.TXT
- Allow PCx86 to mount .json disk images (ie, not just .img disk images)
- This COMPAQ machine does not appear to run their DEMO correctly; either there's an MDA bug or COMPAQ VDU emulation isn't up to the task.
- This COMPAQ machine doesn't initialize its VGA successfully, and has other other issues as well.
- 8088 machines are allowed to execute instructions like POPA and OUTS; that should not be allowed
- What's up with the Microsoft Chart 2.02 disk image? It fails our BPB check if we make the check too strict (see buildVolume() in diskinfo.js).
{% raw %}
The good news is that ... you can actually generate random numbers in Liquid
through a simple trick: making use of both the liquid's date filters & modulo filter.
Follow these steps:
Get the current date, using 'now'
Extract the nanoseconds value from the date, using "%N" date filter.
Use the modulo filter to get your random value between the min & max of your random number.
finally, add your min to the result.
And here is an example, generate a random number from 65 to 80.
{% assign min = 65 %}
{% assign max = 80 %}
{% assign diff = max | minus: min %}
{% assign randomNumber = "now" | date: "%N" | modulo: diff | plus: min %}
{% endraw %}