10
16
,
a full moon day;OS.txt
aka AI global characters
Last updated on
2016/2560
10
16,
a full moon day;
;DOS
;DOSWINDOWS
OS.txt a.k.a. AI
global characters were done in July, 2009, a part
of 2.01 system testing; As a result, also see:
Ready Made Directory, and available to test it concerning automatic link,
directory encryption, global character as a
directory, global characters as AI
configurable/functional/programmable/..., green color font aka system font to
memory, "light rate bridge" among wire/wireless/satellite, roaming, www.sys, and
etc. ... ;
1st, autorun.inf, desktop.ini files were created [total of 10 files at root, after burning CD/DVD/BD/..., 1 file might be hidden automatically inside ... ], and then applying ACTION keyword inside autorun.inf [ACTION keyword is originally from SONY GPS System], and then system can be defined to a local machine;
2nd, this DOMAIN had been developed into desktop vs. server, so that 1 system can be both desktop and server; to do so, \\Desktop\*.* directory was created at root [total of 10 folders at root]; After project was done, *.* all files and directories inside of \\Desktop\*.* were converted from "open architecture" to "close architecture", and then only 1 file was created by nero burner as \\Info\FileListing\Desktop.nrg 10443+KB of 101+ files and 15 folders;
3rd, only inside of \\Desktop\ and its subdirectories, AI global characters were tested along with 2.01 system, so called "light rate bridge", and then creating stores this DOMAIN via the directory prior to operating system load, and then creating \\ACCESS\www.sys to test www via wire/wireless/satellite, ... ; After project was done, as a result, reduce design \\Desktop\*.* can be able to prove directory encryption, automatic link, global character as a directory, "light rate bridge", operating system <> storage installation tool, roaming, and etc.
OS.txt
and a few files, allocated at C:\2553\Desktop\*.*
are testing functional OS for
multiple devices, multiple machines, multiple operating systems, ... ;
this DOMAIN wonders
HOW
to adjust "l i g h t rate" in 0.5 second:
-
20c/s voice patterns can be associated
within G
cycles per second speed of ...
- 60c/s current AC can be "electric fast" backend
servers
within
Gc/s speed of ..., aka sink bypassing
...
- 0.23 second transparent cursor can be associated
within
Gc/s speed of ...
- 108 avg. letters/minute
of keyboard input can be associated with cursor
within
Gc/s speed of ...
- 75c/s
refreshing rate, associated
within
Gc/s speed of ... which prompts display
camera trick alike,
c/s is cycles per second, inside, no more use of such name "Hertz", or Hz ...
so, instead of having human un-understandable files and folders, just to compute i.e. OS aka operating system, it is good to have simple OS.txt with a few files ... therefore ACT2 and ACT3 stage OS should be in reduce design ...
because being in computer science is like a fool alike and then sick of such *.dll, *.drv, *.sys, ... human un-understandable files and folders with thousands of built-in API, thousands of components, ... , and noticing wasting time ... because all developers need to know is: 1 letter 1st, and then a word 2nd, and then do you own software, because hardware already provides embedded OS ..., for example, inside Microsoft files, start with MZ ... is just to understand millisecond M with impedance Z ..., just 2 letters acting like 1word MZ ..., so test and develop oriental concept approach, so do time 1st, and then space 2nd, and then action ... [oriental thought is the one & only way to follow...] ; Please notice that nowadays the most important "time" becomes in "light rate" ... ; It is worth to know all characters inside OS.txt, rather than just 2 letters MZ ... ;
Hint: 1st to understand ||| xtal ... ; 2nd to understand light as frequency ... [ for example: inserting 12V into 5V USB will prompt 0.5 second "light rate", but power exceed error will occur ... ]; 3rd to develop such putting all into 1 aka adjusting 0.5 second "light rate" ... ;
;DataDictionary.aComputer
;DataDictionary.bComputer
;DataDictionary.cComputer
;DataDictionary.dComputer
;DataDictionary.eComputer
;DataDictionary.fComputer
;DataDictionary.gComputer
;DataDictionary.hComputer
;DataDictionary.iComputer
;DataDictionary.jComputer
;DataDictionary.kComputer
;DataDictionary.lComputer
;DataDictionary.mComputer
;DataDictionary.nComputer
;DataDictionary.oComputer
;DataDictionary.pComputer
;DataDictionary.qComputer
;DataDictionary.rComputer
;DataDictionary.sComputer
;DataDictionary.tComputer
;DataDictionary.uComputer
;DataDictionary.vComputer
;DataDictionary.wComputer
;DataDictionary.xComputer
;DataDictionary.yComputer
;DataDictionary.zComputer
For Monbusho
level
developers, also see: ACT2 and ACT3 stage
Monbusho
level knowledge enhancement .htm#bridge;
For Monbusho
level
developers, also see: ACT2 stage
AI global characters IQ development ... ;
IFF year
(2554)
AND
OS (NEC*) then
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SUSE | LINUX | Enterprise | Server | 11 | \ | Desktop | |
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Windows | Home | Server | 2008 | \ | Desktop | ||
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Cent | OS | 5 | \ | 4512267 | |||
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Debian | GNU | \ | Linux | \ | Desktop | ||
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UNIX | \ | Net | BSD | ||||
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UNIX | \ | Free | BSD | \ | Desktop | ||
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Free | BSD | \ | Desktop | ||||
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Red | Hat | Linux | \ | Desktop | |||
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Ubuntu | \ | 4512267 | |||||
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Fedora | Core | \ | 4512267 | ||||
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UNIX | \ | Open | BSD | \ | Desktop | ||
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XPM | \ | 4512267 | |||||
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Vine | Linux | \ | Desktop | ||||
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Red | Hat | Enterprise | Linus | \ | Desktop | ||
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Turbo | Linux | \ | 4512267 | ||||
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Windows | Server | 2008 | R2 | \ | Desktop | ||
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MIRACLE | LINUX | \ | Desktop | ||||
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Apple | OS | X | \ | Desktop | |||
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Windows | 7 | \ | 4512267 | ||||
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sparc | \ | Solaris | 10 | \ | Desktop | ||
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