Oort is a “programming game” where you write Rust code to control a fleet of spaceships. Your code is responsible for the engines, weapons, radar, and communications of ships ranging from tiny missiles to massive cruisers.
Also interesting is the language the original author of fennel then went on to make (with the knowledge gained by creating fennel):
https://janet-lang.org
Still has a smaller community though and less appeal in the indie game scene
Interesting, I quite like the idea of using the benefits of blockchain like architectures on a way more lightweight foundation like git repos.
This architecture uses git remotes as identities, right?
Wouldn't a public-key based infrastructure allow a broader set of uses. I'm specifically thinking of sneaker-net like deployments, or maybe setup in which no reliable DNS exists.
Awesome! I quite like the trend in note-taking software lately, I'm also currently building a similar obsidian-compatible tool:
https://github.com/tionis/glyph
On i3 there is autorandr which does something similar, but of course i3 being i3 you have to configure the outputs manually with xrandr the first time.
Gotta love the rsync.net marketing.
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