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by initramfs 4mo ago
It's from the 1KB Club: https://1kb.club/ This one also has 3D animations, around 2KB: https://intercity-vpn.de/
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1KB is all u need(j0e.uk)
17 points by initramfs 4mo ago|2 comments
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by initramfs 4mo ago
Hmm, I wonder what happened to GNUstep. I'd like to call it MooStep (or MuSTEP)
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Steve Jobs in Exile is a fine profile of Jobs' years at NeXT(arstechnica.com)
8 points by initramfs 4mo ago|4 comments
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by initramfs 4mo ago
https://github.com/marcus0x62/quixotic bot and LLM obduscator
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by initramfs 4mo ago
Thanks!
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by initramfs 4mo ago
I did read the article, but I didn't understand it because I am not familiar with that level of cyber security nor AI instruction/coding formats.
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by initramfs 4mo ago
This is very interesting. Before I read the article, I thought this one one of those instances where a bank asks a customer to verify a recent transaction to prove they are the account holder (like where did you make your last purchase, and
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by initramfs 4mo ago
There's a great book that explains how abstract computer systems have become from the machinery: https://dabacon.org/caelifera/2017/02/05/book-overcomplicate...
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by initramfs 4mo ago
Yes, that's it- Interpress/PostScript. I remember Forth used it. There's something about the typesetting that I love and can't figure out. But I notice it, even on old monitors. Wonderful stuff. I really like the DTSN di
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by initramfs 4mo ago
This is such a great story. I am glad more people are sharing stories like this. I hope my article the other day inspired more to develop lightweight websites: https://inavoyage.blogspot.com/2026/06/im-building-par
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by initramfs 4mo ago
I've always liked basic HTML pages where one can upload a document without having to restart the entire application. That's a great practice you have there with general forms. With each session ID, it can cross reference a page in
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by initramfs 4mo ago
I have made comics before. Maybe I should again.
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by initramfs 4mo ago
Sorry, I meant one of the early X-Window predecessors from the Alto era- I don't remember which one(s), but it had a pixel perfect rendering aspect that appeared at least much lower level and the GUI used far less memory. The most rece
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by initramfs 4mo ago
>I must admit I am still having a hard time following you. You're not the first. A "sister" project I started in 2020 is hardware focused, and later on, I determined that a lightweight suite for internet would complement t
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by initramfs 4mo ago
my challenge for the past 6 years has been trying to prove XKCD's conventional comic panel on that wrong :)
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by initramfs 4mo ago
Also, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ajax_(programming)
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by initramfs 4mo ago
I agree with this, and think even chip designers are starting to rent transistor parcels to advertisers like NASCAR jacket patches. But seriously, without anyone addressing the elephant in the room, there is no way to make the web simple as
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by initramfs 4mo ago
Moss looks great. I use LaGrange and Kristall, which support multiple protocols.
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by initramfs 4mo ago
Awesome. Starred.
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by initramfs 4mo ago
It's more like a virtual network alongside the actual one, with a dedicated bike path separated by a curb and a sidewalk.
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by initramfs 4mo ago
Yes, I've used WAP on my Nokia phones. I would really like to bring something from the Symbian era, and covered J2ME in a series of posts from the days before: https://inavoyage.blogspot.com/2026/06/how-about-
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by initramfs 4mo ago
You can already do that. If your home page is a fediverse feed or client, the users provide the content without an algorithm. Many people who have a browser with a Google search bar might think corporations control a lot, but one can set a
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by initramfs 4mo ago
Correct. The idea is to narrow the application access view from the desktop or home screen of a mobile device to a limited set of optimized apps and protocols that can traverse the web. It's kind of like a dedicated bike lane alongside
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by initramfs 4mo ago
AMP was controversial because it initially prioritized Top Stories cached on Google servers as opposed to other operators, but its nominally open source spec eventually allowed other sites to improve their ad optimize revenue: https:/
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by initramfs 4mo ago
Interesting link! I haven't heard of him, but I didn't have a new protocol in mind per se, since there are many old ones that are still good. But I would have removed the :// from http:// since even Tim Berners
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by initramfs 4mo ago
there's also the network effect to deal with. The Internet is a WAN of WANs. you might have a great parallel Meshtastic network, but if few people are using it, its range might be limited.
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by initramfs 4mo ago
I haven't heard of that, but thanks. I have heard of Software Defined Hardware- I guess Networks are a type of hardware (SDH).
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by initramfs 4mo ago
yes and no. I agree there is some amazing things that can be done with larger websites, but one has to wade through a lot of unoptimal sites to find the good ones.
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by initramfs 4mo ago
Make that three.

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