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Re:Show HN: My x86 emulator written in JavaScript by zenocon on Thursday October 17, 2013 @05:32PM (#6568276)
no network interfaces :( boo. rm -rf or halt -f are fun.

this is great work. would love to see source un-minified.

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Re:Show HN: My x86 emulator written in JavaScript by g3 on Thursday October 17, 2013 @05:35PM (#6568289)
Networking is on the todo list. I couldn't host the traffic, though.
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Re:Show HN: My x86 emulator written in JavaScript by chii on Friday October 18, 2013 @01:34AM (#6569939)
i suppose you could try adding something to do the networking part via webrtc as the channel?
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Re:Show HN: My x86 emulator written in JavaScript by Tobu on Friday October 18, 2013 @01:35PM (#6572653)
Nothing in the web platform lets you use raw (or TCP/UDP/etc) sockets. At most you could do VPN-style networking and use a bridge to talk to the rest of the internet; that bridge needs someone to host it.
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Re:Show HN: My x86 emulator written in JavaScript by chii on Monday October 21, 2013 @06:14AM (#6584499)
damn. at least i found http://www.w3.org/TR/webrtc/#peer-to-peer-data-api which looks like its a standard to allow for peer to peer data transfer.
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Re:Show HN: My x86 emulator written in JavaScript by rfnslyr on Thursday October 17, 2013 @05:33PM (#6568284)
Use http://jsbeautifier.org/?
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Re:Show HN: My x86 emulator written in JavaScript by zenocon on Thursday October 17, 2013 @05:35PM (#6568293)
Yea, Chrome DevTools has a pretty print option too, but if they ran it through something like closure compiler it renames all the vars. Would like to browse source on github or comparable -- also see the history :)
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