jimbauwens

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Custom Firmware for the MZ-RH1 – Ready for Testing(sir68k.re)
87 points by jimbauwens 8mo ago|22 comments
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Shortcuit Pre-Alpha 4.0(forum.shortcuit.com)
2 points by jimbauwens 5y ago|0 comments
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Zopflify Your EU Covid-19 Vaccination Certificate(bwns.be)
1 points by jimbauwens 5y ago|0 comments
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by jimbauwens 5y ago
I don't think that the OOP system is that strange. While Lua has all the tools to do OOP, you need some helper functionality to make it easy and clean, which is what their 'Object' global function does. I myself maintain a sm
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by jimbauwens 6y ago
Yes, you remove them completely from the oil and let them rest a bit. Mostly the fries are baked in 'fat' rather than oil though. Besides this, the type of potato that is used is pretty important too, as its consistency will impac
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by jimbauwens 6y ago
A virtual machine does not imply virtualization, and can use an emulated CPU.
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by jimbauwens 6y ago
Because Lua is much simpler than Python, but not in a way that makes it less powerful. You can grasp the entirety of Lua in your head, with all its semantics and behaviour, which is less easily done with Python (in my opinion).
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by jimbauwens 6y ago
Haha that's actually how I got started with this project. We had some printers with character displays, and I was creating small C programs that opened a socket to the printer to update the display. Used it to play pranks on my sister.
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Show HN: Print directly to network printers from the browser using Ajax(bwns.be)
4 points by jimbauwens 6y ago|3 comments
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by jimbauwens 6y ago
Hi all. I noticed that there was some heavy discussion on local network scanning techniques using WebSockets. The ability to do these things exist from way before the WebSocket era though. In the shared link you can find a demo that I made
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by jimbauwens 8y ago
While it is clear that you did not have any bad intentions, you should never have published it on the web. Based on your earlier comment "It worked a little too well" it becomes clear that multiple users were tricked by your site
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by jimbauwens 8y ago
Sorry, missed your reply. Here you go: https://github.com/jimbauwens/literature-clock-console . It's a very simple node.js application. If you don't like node.js the logic can be easily ported to any other la
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by jimbauwens 8y ago
Thanks, used the JSON files to quickly script a console version. Now I have a kitty giving me a nice quote with the time every time I open a new terminal :)