An implementation of sudo for DOS, to run the given command with full privileges. It can be used to edit important system files, run disk partitioning tools, and so on!
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- sjmulder@lemmy.sdf.orgtoGaming@beehaw.org•Weekly “What are you playing” Thread || Week of October 5th8 months
I started the Witcher 3 and immediately the world feels like a checklist and for some reason I can’t take Gerald seriously. He looks comical, like a teen’s drawing, and the movement feels completely ungrounded.
- sjmulder@lemmy.sdf.orgtoGaming@beehaw.org•Weekly “What are you playing” Thread || Week of October 5th8 months
- Circut Superstars. I’ll never become good at this but close to finishing it on Amateur
- Diablo 4. I dislike the MMOification and despite Blizzard, but got it with the Xbox so might as we’ll play it. The campaign and monster bashing are fine
- Sound Shapes. Sweet game, taking it one album at a time
- Trials Rising. Cleaning up the Hard tracks and that ain’t no lie
- Dirt 2.0 demo. I’m OK at CMR 2 and 05 but I have no idea how to control my car in this one. It’ll come with time
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It’s how non-Latin Unicode domain names are encoded, in this case one made out of Japanese characters. I suppose it depends on the browser whether or not it shows them.


Luckily the .exe’s MZ header is pretty small. But in this case it was necessary: when DOS loads a .com binary, it can’t know how much memory it will need, so DOS just gives it all free memory. But then the program can’t launch another, because all memory is in use. So that’s why I had to add the MZ header which allows specifying the memory needs.