jlundberg

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   by jlundberg 1y ago

   acme_tiny.py is a good choice of client for anyone who don’t want to write a client from scratch — but still want to review the code.
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   by jlundberg 1y ago

   If anyone happen to pass by Hudiksvall in Sweden, you’ll be able to get a live demo of this (ping me!). One of the core developers sits in the same office house as me. :)
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   by jlundberg 1y ago

   oh yes, highly recommended! :)
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   by jlundberg 1y ago

   That was unexpected! My friend Calle wrote this article and he has made some really cool projects with 46elks (and demos with voice recognition). Ping me on my work email and I’ll send you some fun links! :)
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   by jlundberg 1y ago

   Doing it easy for yourself and get quicker to the content is the way to go.
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   Minimum Viable Blog(ostwilkens.se)

   358 points by jlundberg 1y ago|169 comments
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   by jlundberg 1y ago

   Semi-related for those looking for other languages built on top of Lua: https://moonscript.org/
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   by jlundberg 1y ago

   Any suggestions on the topic relevant for other countries than the US?
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   by jlundberg 1y ago

   Same here, and it is blazingly fast for me running on a M2 macbook air using macOS built in virtulization framework to run an arm64 Debian. Probably even faster on Asahi Linux, but having both macOS and a fast Debian at the same time is soo
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    by jlundberg 2y ago

    I wonder what would happen if they hired John Carmack to lead this effort. He would probably be able to attract some really good hardware and driver talent.
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    by jlundberg 2y ago

    I would highly recommend giving a virtualized arm Linux installation a go, using the built in Apple frameworks who are blazingly fast. Have a look at this sample code: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/virtualiz
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    by jlundberg 2y ago

    This FidoNet-style experimental messaging network is a good pointer to get started and find more people involved in today’s BBS world: https://fsxnet.nz/
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    by jlundberg 2y ago

    Based on the virtualization framework documentation, this seems very intentional. My guess is that they do this because their development processes only assure that the macOS version shipped with the hardware works on that hardware. And the
14. 74.▲
    by jlundberg 2y ago

    We have been using Zulip as well now for a few years. Especially enforcing topics is a big win.
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    by jlundberg 2y ago

    This is a relevant reflection and I have contemplated collecting BBS memories from my network and strangers. Will be doable once my kids are a bit older and work is a bit leds intense. Let us stay in touch! 2:206/149 or about in my pro
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    by jlundberg 2y ago

    Looking forward to this! Daniel is a legend (curl author).
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    Cold outreach and finding another market [video](youtube.com)

    1 points by jlundberg 2y ago|0 comments
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    by jlundberg 2y ago

    In this world full of smartphones, this feels especially true: towards your kids or loved one. The best tricks I know of are: - Place your phone some place other than your pocket. - And use it exclusively there: at a place where it is more
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    by jlundberg 2y ago

    wget —-mirror has been in my set of commonly used command line tools for I don’t know how long. Probably one of the reason why wget is my standard ”fetch a URL” tool rather than the more obvious curl.
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    by jlundberg 2y ago

    Thanks for sharing! OS/2 was awesome for sure. Did you run all those 8 nodes on a single 386?
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    by jlundberg 3y ago

    This looks neat and nice with the MIT license. Looking forward to giving this a try!
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    by jlundberg 3y ago

    This is really cool and inspiring. Looking forward to trying it on the 8086:es my kids have. Slightly related noteworthy project: http://svardos.org/
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    by jlundberg 3y ago

    Welcome Otto! I know many people including myself are curious on why you wrote this in Pascal? Also, what are the main reasons Pack is faster than the tools you compare Pack with?
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    by jlundberg 3y ago

    Two projects related to the topic: Serial Terminal Project (forum) https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=308154 RC2014 Pico VGA Terminal https://ncot.medium.com/rc2014-raspberry-pi-pico-vga-termina.
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    by jlundberg 3y ago

    Looking forward to trying this out! Another place Swift seem to be getting traction in is godot. Miguel De Icaza’s talk on the topic is highly recommended: https://m.youtube.com/watch?si=WNxwcTPGFbJABKez&v=tzt36EGKEZ...
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    by jlundberg 3y ago

    I often share this article to new team members as a part of the onboarding journey.
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    by jlundberg 3y ago

    Which benq model is this?
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    FsxNet: Experimental BBS Network(fsxnet.nz)

    2 points by jlundberg 3y ago|0 comments
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    by jlundberg 3y ago

    I am really happy to have experienced bbses during my youth. Being too young (born 1983) for their golden age, I was lucky to have an older brother who allowed me to get a glimpse into this world. Check out https://16colo.rs&#x2F
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    by jlundberg 3y ago

    This read has a surprising amount of depth and funny style. Recommended if you enjoy conversations about web security.