Perhaps I am being pedantic, but--
A lot of people in the English speaking world use the words "subjective" and "objective".
Quite often I see people map these words almost completely onto the dichotomy of "false" and "true".
I just wanna say it doesn't work like that.
I see people making really good arguments, but letting themselves down because they assume objective is good/true/reliable and subjective is the target position for attack.
Spent an annoying while making sessions persist from an untrusted JS client.
"I do this not because it was easy, but because I thought it would be easy."
Gonna try packaging and get it up on site now.
This looks like a really cool project! An OS that turns a computer into a dead simple console game experience. You can use SD cards or other flash storage to make "carts" that you can just insert and play.
Yo, this comes pretty dang close to my ideal ultra-portable computer form factor.
flx-joyride aka IRIX OutRun is now available in the online repo:
$ tdnf install flx-joyride
Nice. A sizecoded Game of Life for Commodore 8-Bit machines.
https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=105285&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon
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Okay. I think I know what I should do about this respin of Sentinel 65X:
Start a new schematic and board layout from scratch. There's something fucked up in the files, either save corruption or something I did, that makes me not trust the output. But fortunately I know for a fact that the new design is routable in a reasonable amount of time, and I've already said that it would be months before it's ready for prod.
Advantage to starting clean: I can put in JLCPCB component information to each part as it's added, and know I've got the right one.
Disadvantage: I have to do all the routing over again.
Advantage to the disadvantage: knowing that there will be a few extra parts (Op-amp for mixing, etc) I can move things around to make proper room for them.
Further advantage: I might be able to make room on the board for per-key switching diodes to gain n-key rollover.
I've popped up a compilation of videos I recorded in 2021, with @uoou, @mattpalka, and others. I go back and listen to them myself, so I compiled the playlist into a single video for #PeerTube. Enjoy!
@amszmidt @ringtailringo @simon_brooke @vindarel I do not agree that Emacs is user hostile. I would, however, prefer an Emacs with no C primitives.