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VAULT-SYS Integrated On-The-Fly GZIP Compression!

VAULT-SYS Integrated On-The-Fly GZIP Compression!

Lua Server-side support including websockets working on ASN.1 message stack with SSL encryption of message packets!

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I have been working about an hour a day on VAULT-SYS and a couple hours a day on my games. I’ve got at least two games approaching completion while VAULT-SYS has run into nitty-gritty problems with page delivery. I was trying to integrate Lua so it could run resource compression as GZIP stacks on limited memory buffers, which seems to be working but I don’t really have a unit testing regime set up to make sure. It is good enough going forward to release a prototype to subscribers to this Substack soon.

I got the remote delivery of high rez graphics applications with Lua Script and resource bundles also apparently working. It’s hard to say because I have so many additional features planned for this process module - but it is stable enough to set down and return to work on the server. This will no doubt get some heavy real-world testing when I get my Pip-Boy 2000 kit from Bethesda assembled with my ARM board running inside it. Until then it is just being shelved. My Pip-Boy kit is sitting on the shelf in front of me in my study, it is going to be the debut target for VAULT-SYS with the most compelling YouTube demonstration video the world has ever seen, guaranteed.

Somebody DMed me to ask if I could put this interface into the first version and actually have it connected to biometrics so it would show all kinds of real-time medical information. You’re not going to get this in version one or the alpha demo … but it’s a cool idea and once the initial system is hammered out it could be the most exciting content upgrade of them all. Consolidated biometric sensors have come down from $50 in 2002 to around $10 today. Combined blood pressure, skin temperature, pulse rate and others in a single sensor board usually with a one-wire interface.

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