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Made my OS without using Linux or any parent OS. Wrote my own kernel and bootloader. First test today, Works! Currently making https and encryption services.

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Made my OS without using Linux or any parent OS. Wrote my own kernel and bootloader. First test today, Works! Currently making https and encryption services.
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