Seth "Twylo" Morabito @twylo@mastodon.sdf.org
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Senior engineer at Akamai and full time remote teleworker. In my spare time I write emulators. Retrocomputing, networking, linguistics, and electronics hacking.
Joined Nov 2017
The open source and free software movements need more nice, caring, kind people in them.
Actually, I'll amend that. The WORLD needs more nice, caring, kind people in it.
I found an awesome little treasure at Powell's Books today! Dated 1976, a short 64 page booklet.
Everything I know about software engineering I learned after I was 25 years old. Everything I know about electronics I learned after I was 30 years old. I plan to keep learning all kinds of fun shit now that I'm over 46 years old. It's never too late!
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As far as I can tell DKIM is just a cryptographically secure way of telling a mail server that you're honestly repesenting yourself as a spammer.
In my ongoing quest to waste time on frivolous projects instead of actually studying Morse code, I have built a visual Farnsworth method CW trainer. I don't do JavaScript much so I had no idea what I was doing. It seems to work anyway! #hamradio https://cwtrainer.loomcom.com/
Oh yeah, I should mention this here! Teensyduino 1.47 ships with a broken Makefile for the Teensy 4.0. It does not work at all. Here's how to fix it.
0. Edit ~/ardunio-1.8.9/hardware/teensy/avr/cores/teensy4/Makefile
1. Change -D__IMXRT1052__ to -D__IMXRT1062__ in DEFS.
2. Change -DF_CPU to 600000000
3. Remove -nostdlib and -nostartfiles from LDFLAGS
Yay, now it works! Use it as the basis for your next fun project.
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What do fediverse HAMs think about MBITX? Would it be a good entry into HF QRP SSB world?
http://www.hfsignals.com/index.php/ubitx/
(Please boost, if you are followed by a HAM, thanks.)
Well, I am officially giving up on trying to set up a bare metal development environment for the Teensy 4.0, at least for now. I believe it is possible, but I'd rather not fight against the platform too hard. If I gave it some more time, I could probably reasonably set up and use NXP's MCUXpresso, but just using GNU Arm and Makefiles seems extra challenging.
As much as I hate the Arduino IDE, if it works, it works, and it's the path of least resistance.
I'm going to try bit-banging MFM data from a floppy drive with a Teensy 4.0 today!
... man that sounds dirty.
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#GMail is harmful to e-mail ecosystem; its antispam blocking policy matches too many valid messages as spam.
It blocked LastPass email leak warning email, because it contained "a link" to a leaked site.
It blocked an e-mail from goverment agency addressed directly to me.
It discriminates all non-gmail servers, and it's pretty much impossible to own a private SMTP server these days, because GMail will classify everything as spam.
It's not how e-mail should work.
Consider dropping GMail.
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Gobsmacked at some of the layouts and typography of these TeX and LaTeX projects:
https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/1319/showcase-of-beautiful-typography-done-in-tex-friends
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Ads during package installation except its demo scene like "greets" to a selection of other projects used in the creation of that package.
The 3B2/400 I'm currently restoring came from UNIX Systems Labs. Anyone know these two? Their names and phone extensions are on a label adhered to the hard disk bracket.
It's messy, but it works! Finally have a 3B2/400 up and running.
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~✿* My history with JavaScript *✿~
*JavaScript introduced to Netscape*
"This is cool"
*AJAX appears*
"Yes, useful"
*Early 'port X to JS' experiments* "Haha it's a fun experiment"
*node.js*
".. um"
*Production software moves to webapps*
"Wait"
*Electron everywhere*
"Oh no"
I can't believe nobody owned this domain name. I do, now. Not sure what I'm going to do with it, but I have some ideas. https://wiener.space
I was a big ebook reader for a long time, but recently my Kindle has been gathering dust. I've started buying all my books in dead tree format instead, and I'm finding that the ergonomic and tactile experience of using a real printed book is just plain nicer than navigating an ebook. I missed it. I sure do wish you could grep them, though.
Could This Be My Next Emulator? https://loomcom.com/blog/0120_the_next_emulator.html
I think @vertigo will appreciate the fun I'm having with my Commodore 64 this morning.
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Senior engineer at Akamai and full time remote teleworker. In my spare time I write emulators. Retrocomputing, networking, linguistics, and electronics hacking.
Joined Nov 2017
