Interactive Meyer cutting square for you isolated longsworders out there: https://cuttingsquare.com/
Play music in your Mumble channel:
A lot of nice images of computers of old on this Tumblr: https://dinosaurspen.tumblr.com/archive
Linux capabilities in a nutshell: https://k3a.me/linux-capabilities-in-a-nutshell/
Networked chaos magick. Designs sigils for you. https://www.sigilengine.com/
Command discovery in Emacs. Adds a mode argument to interactive functions. Nice idea!
https://lars.ingebrigtsen.no/2021/02/16/command-discovery-in-emacs/
@dnkl I'm reminded of PLEASE DO in the Intercal programming language. If there wasn't enough rows with PLEASE you get a compiler error: PROGRAMMER TOO IMPOLITE!
@sa0bse Tack! Din blog är redan i min RSS-läsare.
Nathan Anderson's concept art for Neuromancer: https://www.behance.net/gallery/30688399/William-Gibsons-Neuromancer-Concept-Art
@sa0bse Would really like to see more switching to Wayland stuff.
My blog post about it from a while back:
https://hack.org/mc/blog/no-more-x11.html
Starlink coverage on the planet: https://sebsebmc.github.io/starlink-coverage/index.html
@wezm Thanks. Very nice review.
@sirjofri Some live and interesting newsgroups: comp.compilers, comp.arch, comp.arch.fpga.
alt.folklore.computers is very active, but not very on topic most of the time. Some nuggets appear in alt.sys.pdp10 sometimes.
Live reload for Golang programs:
@publius There's at least one between Denmark and Germany: Rødby-Puttgarden. I have taken it many times.
@publius Of course, not everyone shares my bad experiences.
Night trains are an excellent idea.
Did you know that the Austrian Night Jet night train also takes cars? Genius!
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