coolcoder613

I gave it all my blog posts (https://ebruce613.prose.sh/) and the result... hilarious. https://0x0.st/XE4h.mp3

Maybe you should try joining a pubnix/tilde, like ctrl-c.club, tilde.team or blinkenshell, and sshing into there from the iPad.

That's great, let me know how it goes!

Yes, it is still single-user. Have you considered a BIOS or bootloader password?

I am, although I do not use it as a daily driver, I have bare metal installs on two different computers. In my experience, it is very snappy, and always fast, except for some browsers, and wifi support for my specific wifi cards is there, and works fine, although not perfectly. In regard to using it as a daily system, browser-wise, especially since Firefox has been ported, it works well enough. Webmail can be used fairly easily, but most of the email clients available only support regular pop/imap authentication, and not oauth. But then, whether you can daily drive it depends on your specific use cases and hardware.

Quite a lot of people use Haiku bare metal, and wifi support absolutely is present.

No, that was nine days ago. If you look at the most recent screenshots you can see that text rendering is working fine.

In a couple weeks.

I made an issue about it. https://github.com/jamonholmgren/qub/issues/1

I think you did not understand the challenge. It was not any character in any font on the computer, it was any character that you can, and do, find physically, in real life.

Many BASIC dialects did this.

> I will say, however, that unless Christianity is true Judaism doesn't make any sense, because Judaism lacks a universal cosmology (it simply can't answer the question "why didn't God choose all people"). In Judaism, the answer to that question is that God asked each nation to accept His commandments, but they each had cultures that were incompatible, and refused. When He asked the Jews, they agreed unconditionally.

What does Ladybird have to do with Haiku? The Haiku port of Ladybird is pretty out of date, although there is talk on the Haiku forums of reviving it.

This "binary data" already is audio. The author did not want to do that because of the loss of fidelity.

Xonsh maybe?

The syntax is something like this:

  text=@(ls -lh).replace('a','b').split('b')

I did too.

As for Digger, it is still being updated! [1]

[1] https://github.com/sobomax/digger

Clarification: The frontend does not pull anything, the backend pulls in libraries for websockets and json using cargo.

I added a screenshot.

Compare with one of my projects, [1]

It is a minimal, though modern-looking web chat. The HTML, CSS and JS together is 5024 bytes. The Rust backend source is 2801 bytes. It does not pull in anything from anywhere.

[1] https://github.com/coolcoder613eb/minchat

> with 64kb of ram running windows 11

I hope you mean GB.

I can relate to that experience.