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Wander Console 0.4.0(susam.net)
2 points by susam 6mo ago|0 comments
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The Importance of Accurate Color Values (2019)(outdoorpainter.com)
3 points by susam 6mo ago|0 comments
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by susam 6mo ago
Great to see another IndieWeb project on the HN front page. The more the merrier. At this point, it almost feels like we need a meta-directory to keep track of them all. For others like me who are fond of these projects, here are a few ot
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Wander Console 0.4.0(susam.net)
2 points by susam 6mo ago|0 comments
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by susam 7mo ago
Much higher quality images are available on the NASA Image Library: Dark Side of the Earth: https://www.nasa.gov/image-detail/amf-art002e000193/ Hello World: https://www.nasa.gov/image-detail/
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by susam 7mo ago
I wrote a similar post [1] some 16 years ago. My solution back then was to install Debian for PowerPC on QEMU using qemu-system-ppc. But Hans's post uses user-mode emulation with qemu-mips, which avoids having to set up a whole big-en
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by susam 7mo ago
This is a very nice project! Thank you for creating it and sharing it here on HN. I like the minimal version more but the modern version is quite nice too. I would probably stick to the minimal version but since it seems to lack the search
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The Genuine Sieve of Eratosthenes (2009) [pdf](cs.hmc.edu)
1 points by susam 7mo ago|0 comments
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ASCII Might Fly(adelfaure.net)
3 points by susam 7mo ago|1 comments
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Why Island Hop on the Classic Web?(cornbreadjournals.com)
6 points by susam 7mo ago|0 comments
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by susam 7mo ago
@dvh Done as part of < https://codeberg.org/susam/wander/commit/8e901ce >. Thank you for the great suggestion.
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by susam 7mo ago
Hello @deanebarker, This was implemented in < https://codeberg.org/susam/wander/commit/f952fe4 >. If you visit < https://susam.net/wander/ > now, you should see an 'Open&#x
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by susam 7mo ago
To add to this fine suggestion, I'd like to highlight that Wander supports customising the appearance of the user interface. The section https://codeberg.org/susam/wander#customise-your-console describes how someo
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by susam 7mo ago
Thank you. This makes a lot of sense. I need to think it through since 'let' is one of the things about modern JavaScript that I quite like, so I need to decide whether I really want to go back to using 'var' again. To
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by susam 7mo ago
Hello @superkuh, if you happen to revisit this, could you let me know which browser and version you were using? It would help me decide how far back I should support.
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by susam 7mo ago
> If that's not desirable, it could be avoided by having the client keep a running list of all the consoles it has discovered this session and choosing from that list at random. Implemented in < https://codeberg.org&#x2
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by susam 7mo ago
If you are on a computer, you might be able to see the previous links that were loaded in your web browser's Developer Tools > Console. The Wander console tool writes logs there to describe what it is doing internally.
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by susam 7mo ago
The drkhsh.at website does not allow itself to be embedded in another website: $ curl -sSI https://drkhsh.at/ | grep -i frame x-frame-options: SAMEORIGIN The problem appears to be that someone in the community added
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by susam 7mo ago
Sorry to know it did not work in your browser and thank you for reporting the problem here. If someone is able to reproduce it and share details either here or at < https://codeberg.org/susam/wander/issues >,
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by susam 7mo ago
Thank you for the clarification and also for reaching out on IRC. I'm glad to know it was you who posted this here. At one point there were three duplicate posts on the front page, all referring to the same project. I was concerned
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by susam 7mo ago
Glad you like it. Yes, you are right. This is something I realised too initially as a natural consequence of being the only participant in the console network at the beginning. Keeping a list of discovered consoles is exactly what I was
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by susam 7mo ago
Yes, this is a duplicate post created by a new account who seems to have copied my post from < https://lobste.rs/s/hjipba >. I have emailed the moderators to ask if they can mark this as duplicate and merge the co
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by susam 7mo ago
Yes, I am not sure how I managed to mess up the project name. I have emailed the moderators to ask for help in fixing it.
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by susam 7mo ago
> I get that, but right now, if you traverse each "console", you end up with a list of 28 trusted "small web" links. The project grows in value if that list gets bigger over time either by you personally adding nodes
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by susam 7mo ago
There is indeed a lot of similarity with webrings and StumbleUpon but there are some differences as well. I discuss this in more detail in the project README here: https://codeberg.org/susam/wander#faq
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by susam 7mo ago
Thank you for taking a look at this project. I'm glad you liked it. You make a fair point. I put this together in about 1.5 hours in the early hours of the morning while taking a break from other academic work, so it is not as polishe
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by susam 7mo ago
What you are describing sounds a bit like a blogroll, which many of us do indeed maintain. Mine is here, by the way: https://susam.net/roll.html However, Wander is meant to be a bit like StumbleUpon, but without requiring a
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by susam 7mo ago
Thank you for taking a look at this project. I'm glad you like the concept. I am not sure I have understood your question accurately, but let me attempt a response anyway. If I get it wrong, please feel free to correct me or ask me
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by susam 7mo ago
17 + 11 URLs from https://dahlstrand.net/wander/wander.js + 26 URLs from https://www.siddharthagolu.com/wander/wander.js that I link to from the above link. So 54 URLs so far. The number of URLs
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by susam 7mo ago
Yes, they are duplicates, although the links themselves are distinct. The current post points to my website, whereas the other points to my Git project. But they are indeed duplicates, in the sense that both refer to the same project. Furt

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