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Terry Davis was a schizophrenic computer programmer who wrote an operating system by himself. TempleOS, as this creation came to be known, was intended to be the Third Temple, with which Davis could talk to God. Davis achieved a degree of obscure internet fame from, among other things, his streams, where he would show off features of TempleOS, talk to God, play hymns, browse the internet, and shout racial slurs to fend off psychological attacks by the BBC and CIA. VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATIONTempleOS download: www.templeos.orgThe complete Terry Davis archive: https://archive.org/details/TerryADavis_TempleOS_ArchiveJack has published a novel!Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Tower-Jack-BC-ebook/dp/B0CM5P9N9M/ref=monarch_sidesheetApple Books: http://books.apple.com/us/book/id6466733671Our Patreon: www.patreon.com/TheBookClubfromHellJack's website: www.jackbc.meLevi's website: www.levioutloud.comwww.thebookclubfromhell.comJoin our Discord (the best place to interact with us): discord.gg/ZMtDJ9HscrWatch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0n7r1ZTpsUw5exoYxb4aKA/featuredTwitter: @bookclubhell666

Co je to middleware a jaká je jeho historie? Dozvíte se ve Wolfcastu, věnovaném právě tomuto tématu! Middleware si můžeme představit jako jakousi mezivrstvu, která zprostředkovává komunikaci mezi dvěma softwary. Vzestup middleware je cesta od programování pro holé železo po moderní mnohonásobnou abstrakci – souvisí s komplexitou hardwaru a má zjednodušit produkci, zvýšit bezpečnost a v neposlední řadě též zajistit zpětnou kompatibilitu. V prvním díle povídání o historii middleware se Michal Rybka společně s Martinem Vaněm odrazí od historického psaní programů přímo pro daný hardware, srovnají von Neumannovskou a Harvardskou architekturu, představí profil schizofrenního génia Terrence Andrewa Davise a jeho monstrózní dílo TempleOS, na což plynule navážou popisem dalších operačních systémů. Podívejte se na https://www.retronation.cz na další skvělé výlety do herního retra!

Terry A. Davis, oli skitsofreniaa sairastanut yhdysvaltalainen koodari, joka puhui Jumalan kanssa. Terry sai Jumalalta käskyn koodata tietokoneen käyttöjärjestelmä nimeltä TempleOS. Tämä on Terryn ja hänen käyttöjärjestelmänsä tarina.Instagram: subjektiivinentodistajaYouTube: Subjektiivinen TodistajaGmail: subjektiivinentodistaja@gmail.com

On Today’s Show: Introduction 0:00.000 The Full Audio From The Interdimensional Crazy Person 2:33.978 TempleOS’s Terry Davis Has Thoughts About Linux 7:41.935 Crackpot Preacher Peter Popoff Is Still Selling His Miracle Water 9:44.531 Televangelist Leroy Jenkins Water Scam 13:01.651 That Time Aliens Blessed Us With Miracle Water 15:02.709 The Newest Water Scam – The Miracle […] The post Alien-Blessed Miracle Water first appeared on Distorted View Daily.

Snaxton and Goose take a deep dive into programmer Terry A. Davis and his unique life's project TempleOs, and the early 2000s hit online game, Habbo Hotel. Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe!

Show notes Robert van Loghem programmeert sinds zijn 13e in Turbo Pascal, na meer dan tien jaar backend-ontwikkeling in Java en wat Scala te hebben gedaan, begon hij in 2010 met het ontwikkelen van Objective-C iOS-apps voor NS en een klein beetje ProRail. Nu doet hij voornamelijk Kotlin en Swift in frontend en... in backend. Jamie Craane is een Full Stack software ontwikkelaar met een passie voor Kotlin en Kotlin Multiplatform. Hij heeft o.a. aan de wieg gestaan van de NS Reisplanner Android app en de Kotlin multiplatform app van Eneco. Met hosts Kishen Simbhoedatpanday - LinkedIn Twitter Robert van Loghem LinkedIn - link Twitter - @soundbites Jamie Craane LinkedIn - link Twitter - @jcraane jamiecraane.dev Onderwerpen 00:00 Intro 04:45 Hoe is het programmeren begonnen bij jullie? 14:45 Huidig mobile development project en de team samenstelling 19:05 Hoe omgaan met multiplatform en verschillende mobile developer skillsets 26:17 Welke Mobile Software Development stack gebruiken jullie? 30:00 CI, testing en CD naar App Stores voor Mobile Development 39:45 Wijze lessen tijdens Mobile Development en de beste Mobile experience 49:40 Mobile testing in de Cloud? 51:50 Multiplatform Mobile Development met Kotlin, de voor- en nadelen 01:04:45 Trunk based development vs. Pull requests 01:11:40 Hoe loopt het proces in Multiplatform development. Maak je genoeg gebruik van de hardware mogelijkheden? 01:16:39 TempleOS? 01:18:40 iPhone of Android voor privé gebruik. En welke andere hardware gebruiken jullie? En voor gaming? 01:24:47 Wat is een full stack developer volgens jullie? 01:27:08 Welke loopbaan tips zou je je jongere zelf geven? 01:32:28 Grootste fout afgelopen jaar? 01:37:17 Belangrijkste developer skill die je zou aanraden? 01:40:18 “Bouw mee aan onze complexe Architectuur” in een complex domein 01:53:48 Tips 02:21:03 Outro Random notes Kotlin Multiplatform Pact integration/ microservices testing Flutter Cordova React native Obsidian Tips Robert Investeer in je gereedschap! Zoals goeie werkplek Disney+ de What if Serie Apple TV+ Foundation Jamie Jamie music producer Github Co-pilot Snyder's Justice League Kishen Ego is the enemy Twin Peaks CodeKlets links CodeKlets CodeKlets Nieuwsbrief CodeKlets Slack CodeKlets Twitter CodeKlets op Vriend van de Show

Thank you to The Rev. CyberTrucker, executive producer of Bowl After Bowl Episode 111! Sir Bemrose of Angry Tech News joins us in the bowl for the first Bowls with Buds LIVE on the No Agenda Stream! TempleOS and ablekirby's boost bait were referenced during the discussion.   May your Bowls Burn Ever Brighter!

Alex comes up with better ways to interact with technology and writes about it on his website. Is there a link between playing music and writing code? A previous article of ours covered the merger of the two in the music programming language, Sonic PI. If you're curious about the weird extremes of operating system development, check out TempleOS. Cassidy and Alex both take copious notes through Obsidian. Alex has a plugin that may help you organize notes automatically.  

Alex comes up with better ways to interact with technology and writes about it on his website. Is there a link between playing music and writing code? A previous article of ours covered the merger of the two in the music programming language, Sonic PI. If you're curious about the weird extremes of operating system development, check out TempleOS. Cassidy and Alex both take copious notes through Obsidian. Alex has a plugin that may help you organize notes automatically.  

From the mind of a very talented yet troubled programmer, Terry Davis, came a pretty crazy operating system known as TempleOS! What led to its creation? What is this operating system all about? We discuss this on the Halloween 2021 edition of Joey's Totally Tech!

Donate to Help Mental Illness Relief: https://bit.ly/3cRNlLR Donate To Support The LGBTQ+ Community: https://www.thetrevorproject.org/ Terry A. Davis had a master's degree in electrical engineering and was a programmer for most of his life. After becoming enthralled with the ease and simplicity of programming that came with the Commodore 64, he set out to make his very own operating system. After almost two decades of work on his personal project, he stopped working for himself and started coding for a new client... GOD. Was it truly Deus Ex Machina? Was it just a talented man looking for a purpose? Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/acidcatnewsnet Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/acidcatspirithr Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/acidcatnewsnet

Welcome back for another episode of Brain Boggled! Today we are talking about the strange creation of Temple OS and it's creator! https://www.brainboggledpodcast.com/ https://patreon.com/brainboggledpodcast brainboggledpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @BrainBoggled Twitter: @BrainBoggledPod

Le podcast d'impro bruxellois ! On n'a rien préparé vous propose 30 minutes d'improvisation théâtrale radiophonique chaque semaine.Dans cet épisode, on se sauve de l'Apocalypse informatique dans une baignoire (04:40), on rencontre Lagardère (14:20) et on se passe un chapeau magique avec styleS (20:45) avant de vous livrer nos coups de cœur du jour (31:40) !Voici la page Wikipedia de TempleOS. Enjoy (https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/TempleOS).Le coup de cœur d'Hicham est pour Frederik Knudsen, un Youtubeur s'intéressant à plein de choses étranges (https://www.youtube.com/c/FredrikKnudsen/).Le coup de cœur d'Iseult est pour "Knight", un jeu de rôle d'horreur fantastique et apocalyptique (http://www.knight-jdr.fr/).Le coup de coeur de Manu est pour La Package, une formation d'impro en 4 soirées (https://fb.me/e/1XwXkcb4j). N'hésitez pas à partager cet épisode, à vous abonner au podcast et, si vous le pouvez et voulez, à nous faire un don via Tipeee : https://fr.tipeee.com/on-na-rien-prepare !Prenez bien soin de vous et à la semaine prochaine !

Fredrik Knudsen is an internet culture researcher, streamer, producer, and YouTuber most known for his "Down The Rabbit Hole" series where he takes deep dives into obscure online and offline corners of culture with subjects like Furries, Anime, Sonichu, Plague Doctors, TempleOS, Neopoets, and much more. In our conversation we talked about how he started his channel, his creative process, what it's like being a popular content creator, personal identity conflicts, responsible platforming, introspection, and more. Enjoy! Subscribe to him on YouTube: youtube.com/fredrikknudsen Join his Patreon community: www.patreon.com/fredrikknudsen Follow him on Twitter: @FredInTheKnud

The Elixir community continues to flourish and evolve in these uncertain times and in honor of this we have put together a live show with a number of special guests! In part one today, we are joined by Andrea Leopardi and René Föhring, who we are so happy to welcome back. We get the lowdown from each of them in turn, discussing personal preferences, tips and tricks, and recommendations for Elixir and beyond. Andrea gets into some of his pet peeves and comments on the trend of slow interfaces. We then look at future possibilities for Elixir including the outside chance of it being run on mobile and for crypto-mining! Andrea also updates us on the book he is currently working on so keep an eye out for that in the future! René then steps in to talk about his work on Credo, his hopes for it in the future, and some suggestions for listeners using it. We do some comparisons between Elixir and Ruby before René offers some thoughts on Electron and functional programming concepts. So for all this and a whole lot more, make sure to tune in today and stay tuned for part 2! Key Points From This Episode: A reintroduction to Andrea and his current work in the Elixir space. Andrea's tool recommendations and what he uses most at the moment. Updates, the short term future of the world of Elixir and Andrea's current focus. RSpec versus xUnit: Andrea's personal preferences. Andrea's limited experience of LiveView and early reactions. Feelings about computers and phones with slow interfaces! The very slim chances of seeing Elixir run on mobile. Cryptocurrency and Andrea's lack of experience and ambition in the space. Some exciting information about Andrea's upcoming book to keep an eye out for. René's current projects; Credo, Elixir weekly newsletter, and more! The future of Elixir — will it be the next Ruby? Elixir on a phone; René's thoughts on this possibility and its validity. Updates for Credo — all the exciting news since our last conversation with René. Improving work that you are proud of and René's own feelings about Credo. The objectives and vision for Credo and improving upon certain pain points. Writing and running in Electron and how to have fun while doing it! The application of functional programming concepts in René's work in Electron. René's suggestion for Credo — using the Credo master after it being reworked. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: SmartLogic — https://smartlogic.io/ Elixir Ecosystem Survey — https://elixirsurvey.typeform.com/to/yYmJv1 ElixirConf — https://elixirconf.com/2020 Github Repo for Transcripts Corrections - https://github.com/smartlogic/smartlogic.io/tree/master/podcast/elixir-wizards/transcripts Andrea Leopardi — https://andrealeopardi.com/ Andrew Leopardi on Twitter — https://twitter.com/whatyouhide Rene Föhring — http://rrrene.org/ Rene Föhring on Twitter — https://twitter.com/rrrene Alfred — https://www.alfredapp.com/ Tesla — https://www.tesla.com/ TempleOS — https://templeos.org/ Elon Musk — https://www.forbes.com/profile/elon-musk/ Mint — https://www.mint.com/ Finch — https://finch.io/ Ruby — https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/ Electron — https://www.electronjs.org/ Special Guests: Andrea Leopardi and René Föhring.

El hombre que en 10 años creo su propio sistema operativo, y el autoproclamado mejor programador de la historia es considerado de las personas mas extrañas de la internet, pero porque es esto? Hoy hablaremos de la tragedia de Terry A Davis

Terrence A. Davis was a programmer who created the cryptic operating system TempleOS. His story is a puzzling series of events, let's enter the rabbit hole. [Sponsored by @ http://disrupt.sale/]

Support Topic Lords on Patreon and get episodes a week early! (https://www.patreon.com/topiclords) Lords this week: * Craig was Jim's collaborator on Glittermitten Grove. * @craigtimpany on Twitter. * https://www.mostlytigerproof.com/ * https://pinballheresies.com/ * Shannon does a lot of different stuff! * @plentyofalcoves on Twitter. * Strucci Movies. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCh9DnjvObUcvvwrYbJ4-cLQ * Hbomberguy. https://www.youtube.com/user/hbomberguy * Struggle Sessions. http://www.strugglesession.us/ * Critical Bits. https://www.criticalbitcast.com/ Topics: * 2:51 What are the best attributes for a collaborator to have? The worst? * 10:45 Craig's favourite language, Tok Pisin of Papua New Guinea. * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tok_Pisin#Vocabulary * 18:17 TempleOS * http://www.codersnotes.com/notes/a-constructive-look-at-templeos/ * TempleOS games. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQtLv9GizKM * 31:28 Quill asks: "What's your first memory being exposed to a computer?" * 35:30 Why faking one's non-existence might not be a great career move. * 41:32 Re: media consumption- "there are no guilty pleasures"- do you agree? * 49:26 Did you know that daytime soaps air a new episode every weekday? How is this possible? * Every episode of Passions, on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu1cfjN6h09z6ssQcRwsJ8A/videos?view=0&sort=da&flow=grid Microtopics: * Getting some emails in six weeks. * Tweeting about a book about olives and getting in touch with the author and starting a podcast about olives. * A dumb joke that you are taking very seriously. * Creating one podcast episode per olive cultivar. * Deciding that you'd rather work with people you like than talented people. * The hypothetical coworker who is sufficiently good at their job that you put up with the death of everyone who enters the room with them. * The origin of the 10x programmer myth. * Never having met a 10x programmer, but having met a 10x QA tester. * The 10x singer who sings at 10x the pitch of regular singers. * Noodling vs. deliberate, thoughtful creation. * Whether having rock stars in your rock band is worth all the trashed hotel rooms. * A language derived from Australian sailor slang. * Mouth grass. * Trying to express a technical idea without using technical vocabulary. * The correspondence between the simplicity of vocabulary and the speed of spoken language. * Leaving space for audience participation. * A language that isn't a big compost heap like English. * English 2, where every single word is a swear word. * Making an operating system because God told you to. * Making a new operating system to talk to God because you don't trust MS-DOS. * Whether talking to God has more or less stringent security requirements than a voting machine. * Which mental illnesses make you a better programmer. * Implementing Minesweeper in your new OS in case you get bored talking to God. * The TempleOS indie game scene. * The music video generator Jim is never going to make. * Reconciling how you feel about a mentally ill asshole. * Being very online and really into the N-word. * Everyone loving your forum posts about weird bespoke operating system but being less into your race war posts. * Art and technology paradropped in from an alternate timeline. * Outsider art suspension bridges. * A trash peninsula that no longer has any homeless encampments on it. * Building a castle out of shopping carts and reclaimed concrete. * The text adventure that they named the genre after. * Dad bringing home an Amiga 500 and playing Marble Madness with you. * Accidentally flood-filling the wrong place and getting really upset because you don't know about the undo button. * The cool kid with the advanced Amiga 500 who becomes progressively less cool over time because his dad refuses to get a new computer. * Seeing Doom and realizing that your beloved Amiga is done for, and Commodore going out of business later that year. * Telling journalists that you don't exist when they approach you for an interview. * Backing away from the ARG puzzle you're designing when you realize solving it would involve doxxing yourself. * Building rapport with games journalists, but taking so long to make your next game that they've left the industry. * The impossibility of building a fan following in video games after 2013. * Wearing a ratty fake mustache for your Problematic Jim alter ego. * Lying about how you made the horse talk. * Trying and failing to preserve the mystery by giving a fake mundane answer. * Finding value in a work while still being critical of it. * Becoming the avatar of embarrassing pop music. * Reclaiming "guilty pleasure" to mean something you enjoy by a problematic creator. * Society shaming you more for liking Fall Out Buy than liking a Polanski film. * What it would take to turn the average band into sex pests. * Soap opera production schedules. * Actors playing the same role for sixty years. * Not watching The Simpsons or South Park any more, but figuring that South Park must be holding up better because nobody is posting embarrassing clips of it on Twitter. * Your creative voice ossifying in the 90s and having to write in that voice for the rest of your life. * Remaining in the Garfield mines for the rest of your life when Garfield's legacy of shitposts is already secure. * Hoping that "goodbye" in Tok Pisin is a transliteration of "see you in hell."

Jørgen synger en Øystein Sunde-låt om hjemmekontor, vi snakker om utvikling i Windows og galskap i TempleOS, og Ole Petter leser opp Norges dummeste kodekommentarer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Con la siempre grata visita de Lautaro Pecile charlamos de la vida de Terry A. Davis y su sistema místico/operativo TempleOS, descubrimos también los misterios detrás de la construcción del Aeropuerto Internacional de Denver. Recordamos al Zorro en su aniversario N°100.

Warped Zone is a podcast on scifi, philosophy, religion, politics, gaming and anything else taboo. Run by Benn Banasik and Tara BM Smith, two PhD studies of religion candidates with a shared love of good coffee and cats. On episode 3 we speak about TempleOS, a computer Operating System solely developed by Terry A. Davis and the short story ‘Axolotl’ by Julio Cortázar. We also speak of engaging with others through the lens of the philosophers Martin Buber, Emmanuel Levinas and Jacques Derrida. Tara finds a bird, Benn and his worst and best day ever, plus we try to understand the Incel movement. Warped Zone can be found on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/warpedzonepodcast Benn Banasik can be contacted on twitter: www.twitter.com/bennbanasik Tara BM Smith can be contact on twitter: www.twitter.com/tarabluemoon Other mentions from the show: Julio Cortázar by Axolotl: https://southerncrossreview.org/73/axolotl.html TempleOS: Down the Rabbit Hole documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCgoxQCf5Jg Inside The Secret World of Incels - BBC Documentary 2019: https://youtu.be/nZ5Jlx8MTp8

As an internet addict, I've known about Terry Davis for quite some time. So when I brought him up to my good friend Dan, he was instantly hooked and insistent that I have him on to talk about this fascinating, insane, and sad story. There is so much to cover with Terry Davis and TempleOS that we barely scratch the surface, so if you would like to be better informed about this amazing individual, please go check out this documentary, tell 'em Internet Wasteland sent you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCgoxQCf5Jg

Gdy pada hasło system operacyjny większość osób kojarzy systemy takie jak Windows, MacOS czy nawet GNU / Linux. Jednak tylko wybrani słyszeli o systemach takich jak FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Fuchsia OS, ReactOS czy potworkach takich jak TempleOS. Dziś porozmawiamy na temat ciekawych i mało znanych systemach operacyjnych. Subskrybuj: https://bit.ly/2UfikWI Prowadził Termi0 i ZMASLO #BSD#ZMASLO #Termi0 YT Zmaslo: https://youtube.com/zmaslo Discord: https://discord.gg/bnQnNqZ Kontakt: return.podcast@gmail.com

This week we're talking about an internet legend and tragedy rolled into one. TempleOS was a unique, highly idiosyncratic project created by programmer Terry A. Davis, a bright but troubled man whose project went through various stages. Starting as a pet project, later labeled as an educational tool, and ultimately manifested as the will of God, the creation of this project is the story of one man's complete and thorough obsession and struggle with mental illness. Along the way he became the stuff of internet legend and an unforgettable piece of history. 

Bart, Norma and Voretaq discuss TempleOS, Gerry Brooks and his take on cold weather school cancellations, the Superbowl happened, DNA testing is a great way to shed your (and your family's) privacy, and insurance is terrible...as is our local hospital system...

Terry A Davis believed himself to be God's chosen programmer. He believed that his new operating system was the temple of Solomon as foretold in the bible and that he was God's high priest. He was also a schizophrenic with delusions of grandeur. Today Al and Tony dig deeper into this tragedy.   || More Human Echoes stuff: http://humanechoes.com || Become a member for BONUS PODCASTS: http://bit.ly/1NkSWnQ || Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/HumanEchoes   Bad Ideas Podcast on iTunes: http://apple.co/2yrDfyx   Buy some T-shirts: http://bit.ly/1NetNNP   Join our Community Discord: https://discord.gg/vyMvJx7   Listen to Bad Ideas: https://youtu.be/8RDb6jlY_4A Watch Dirt Block: https://youtu.be/MfdHU-E_N70 Watch Dwarf Fortress: https://youtu.be/H2KR9Ny4iy8   You can also follow the Human Echoes Peeps on Twitter! @HumanEchoes @tsouthcotte @albert_berg @josephdevon @ManicPix  

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