Surviv Reloaded was forcibly taken down in april 2023 by Kongregrate, who sent a cease & desist letter to to the lead dev of the project. However, it has a very similar continuation, called Suroi. It's like Surviv.io but better. suroi.io

@@killaship no, i played surviv reloaded yesterday..

@@_-Maximus_Play-_ You likely played it on a different server someone else set up. Those are technically illegal, and aren't run by any Suroi or Surviv Reloaded devs. Additionally, the code for Surviv Reloaded was taken down, so nobody can host their own anymore unless they have special access to it or had the code lying around from before the project was shut down. Finally, this video was put up before Surviv Reloaded was shut down -- and it's an earlier version, from before the last update was made.

that's torn for ya a broken game with a broken economy that was in its heyday years ago it's sad

Yeah, that’s a good idea. Maybe research ramjet technology and create an Air Force and/or Navy.

@@pizzainc.1465 I've been thinking a lot about boats The hard part would be for it to float properly

@@killaship The good thing is that the navy doesn’t only specialize in boats. They are one of the less common vessels of the navy. Most of the time the navy just has nautically equipped jets (they have better landing gear than the Air Force and can land in the rain).

@@pizzainc.1465 Yeah. Researching about all this stuff is cool. Also, I made a small (small!) warboat and made a quick video on the channel, and I just made a bigger, proper battleship. (no video yet)

lol

@killaship Have you played the free, open-source game of thrive before? (I think we have similar taste in games, considering every game you’ve played either I have played too or I want to play)

@@pizzainc.1465 No, but I just looked it up, it seems pretty interesting. I'll be sure to check it out! (also, I have a friend who I think might like it)

​@@killaship I (or rather an ai, but I stitched it together) am trying to make a decoder for the save files (using html so it’s accessible on a browser (not a website, but a file you can run on a browser)), because the multicellular editor is really buggy (it usually makes the game freeze for me) and I want to see the macroscopic editor so I could probably share it when it’s done.

@@pizzainc.1465 Ah, interesting I played a bit of the game last night, sounds useful. You could probably throw it up on Github Pages, since they can host static website content for you for free.

Your not the first, ur the second,the creator is the FIRST

I’m the first commenter, not the first viewer, genius. Plus I’m pretty sure I also am the first non-creator viewer.

Considering I made this comment exactly 3 minutes after the video was posted

@@pizzainc.1465 Any purpose of saying "First"? This is not a race

This was a common KZbin tradition at the time or writing.

It's not an intentional reset code, that's the thing. I contacted TI about this when I made the video, they did confirm it's an error and that they're looking into it.

@@killaship ok, if I tell you a bug (this isn't fixable btw) you won't tell?

@@GoofyFunkMouse I guess, sure? What is it?

Wow! Have you heard about floating points and all that stuff? (technology used for computers to represent decimals) I'm not sure whether you'll be setting any records, since all this technology was developed around half a century ago, but it's still really impressive!

yea. but I didn't use it for my computer that I built but I still think its the most powerful one in this simulator as it can run actual programs from rom. I have tested it by setting up a count down program.

Well, you need to have Linux on your computer, and then you have to install Irssi. github.com/irssi/irssi

There's a followup video I made to this, floating around somewhere on my channel. It uses FreeRTOS, and has a more updated shell, if you wanna check that out. Also, in a similar vein, I threw together a similar thing in Javascript for my website! killaship.github.io/projects/shell.html

So is your username, but I'm not complaining about it.

It just happened to be what I was listening to at the time, and also, if it's fine, why mention it? :^)

Yeah! The guy who made it used turbowarp, though

I would, but my goal is a 4-bit CPU so I'm not really worrying that much with more displays and large ALUs.

@@killaship ok

@Killaship I’m working on an 8-bit. Also, there are a couple more parts for a full ALU according to Wikipedia, and you also need a control unit. That way your computer will be able to do a couple of other things, like running through a program from memory and having a few more opcodes. When I finish mine, it will also have a 7 segment display driver using what is basically the hardwired equivalent of ascii so that I can write a hello world program

But don’t let me catch you using those ideas and not giving me credit.

I subscribed so that I can know if you did

Yup!

Yeah, that's a debug feature. The game isn't anywhere near finished yet. Loot was just added yesterday. Join the Discord for more info!

Yeah, the invite was deleted. For now, since the community is (was) growing pretty fast, with a decent amount of new members joining every day, while the project is more or less a tech demo. At least, in 0.2.0, you can punch people now! discord.gg/f9bYvVHXCg That invite expires after 1 use.

@@killaship Invalid link :(

@@lessthan60svideos19 Did you even read my comment? I said the link expires after 1 use. :p

@@killaship Can u give link plz. :)

@@killaship Link plz to the server thx

To a degree. I'd recommend checking the Github and Discord server for more information, I've linked them both in the video's description.

Yooo hasanger

Thanks! By the way, it's not my project, although I'm contributing a bit to it. The other guy, Henry Sanger, who commented on this video, is the one who started it!

btw u should get them to make this available on steam, youll get so much more attention for it

@@GS_geostorm While that's certainly an interesting idea, it won't go well in practice. First off, you have the legal ambiguity of this whole project, we don't want to attract Kongregate's attention. Secondly, this whole game so far can hardly be called a game, it's more like a demo, in the words of hasanger (henry sanger), the leader of this whole thing.

@@GS_geostorm Hasanger confirmed this is never happening.

You'll need to go into the menu, then go into the library, then select the 7 segment display. This only works with the newest version of the simulator.

Hehe, spending hours hooking up stuff and reading up on CPU microcode, only to find you fucked up.

@@killaship and trying to arrange the cables neatly only to give up half way

Hi, hehe

I mean, it's a decent guess, SFS is basically just 2D kerbals.

@@killaship true

Thanks!

Yes! Doom where you're doomed to only see one corner of the screen. Check out other videos, they're much more interesting than this, and I like seeing numbers go up because funny brain reward chemicals.

Hi! (I have no clue who you are, but hi)

It's sorta simple, the way CPUs work. Currently, I have it set up so that you have a list in scratch, which holds a bunch of numbers. These numbers represent the code and data to be run on the CPU. Then, the emulator for the CPU goes through this list and does something like this: Ooh, a 1! This means add the next 2 memory cells! 4, and 8! 4 + 8 = 12! Now I have to store that in register A! Now, since we used up 2 additional memory cells, increment the memory pointer by 2! And then it repeats this. Computers work by doing really simple things really quickly, and all of these add up into really complicated things.

@@killaship thank you !!

@@Riku1302 No problem!

Credentials: Programming OS development Low level microcontroller development CPU development TTL Logic development Electrical engineering It's funny, once you learn the relatively high-level stuff, and a bit of the low-level stuff, you can go from the ground up without too many problems.

incredible

@@drrenwtfrick You should check out the follow up video to this, I do something similar to this project, but in C!

@@killaship okay, ill check 👍

and also having way too much time on my hands, haha.

whoops! Thanks for letting me know, I probably wouldn't have noticed otherwise, lol

sescribe

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I don't think so, since the Repl's are stored on Replit's servers, and you need to be on the same network as the server to SSH into something without port forwarding. For security, nobody's gonna open up an SSH port to the whole world. For the same reason, Repl's don't allow you any network access. All web servers are run on localhost, you can't use ping, etc. If you managed to get an SSH server installed, it wouldn't work. TL;DR: No, for 2 reasons.

@@killaship oh ok, but thanks for the heads up

Digital Logic Sim, by Sebastian Lague, a tech youtuber. I'd recommend alternatives like Logisim if you're planning to actually do things with a logic simulator.