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@fullywoolly was my first paste-ification!

@fullywoolly good!

potato.

RE: https://autonomous.zone/@offline/117049856061253416

Headed to @offline for dinner right now. I think it should be going for another few hours

@ariadne I didnt know you were indigenous, I knew dansup was, that makes the demographic percentage of early fediverse builders sorta high

did a little clean up on the board today and managed to flash the unedited firmware! and @mntmn showed me how to run some demo rgb code so we could test the LEDs since the firmware needs to be adjusted for the lack of keys. currently don't have the enter key programmed on this layout so couldn't turn it on normally.

thanks to @s_ol for making this whole thing and @TinaBelmont @ @xHain_hackspace for showing us the reflow oven and letting us use it much past normal closing time

did a little clean up on the board today and managed to flash the unedited firmware! and @mntmn showed me how to run some demo rgb code so we could test the LEDs since the firmware needs to be adjusted for the lack of keys. currently don't have the enter key programmed on this layout so couldn't turn it on normally.

thanks to @s_ol for making this whole thing and @TinaBelmont @ @xHain_hackspace for showing us the reflow oven and letting us use it much past normal closing time

managed to replace a bad 100pin B2B connector in an RK3588 SoM at #MNT today! was excited to see it actually worked and the high-speed PCI connection was still available

@ricci @stefan

I had one a few years earlier I but I havent found it on the archive yet. Here's my homepage from 1997
https://web.archive.org/web/19980121183331/http://net22.com:80/qazingulaza/wakest.html

The very first website is 35 years old today, and you can still visit it at http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/TheProject.html!

"On August 6, 1991, the first website was introduced to the world. [It] contained information about the World Wide Web Project. It launched at the European Organization for Nuclear Research, CERN, where it was created by British computer scientist @timbl."

Happy birthday, web!

Via https://www.npr.org/2021/08/06/1025554426/a-look-back-at-the-very-first-website-ever-launched-30-years-later

#TheWeb #internet #WorldWideWeb #FirstWebsite #history #OTD

@fhardwig @w__h_ would be great to find the rest of the scans, I wonder if someone else snagged them at somepoint. I wasn't trying to correct you just saw this thread and wondered if any still existed in the backside

#Conversations_im is now available for free on Google Play until August 18th.

Whenever there is a conference with a strong #XMPP presence, I like to make the app available for free to make it easier for attendees to install the app and give XMPP a shot.

I'm attending #FOSSY and #FrOSCon this weekend and next.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.siacs.conversations

@w__h_ @fhardwig there is 132 saved scanned images from the /archive that are downloadable

@thoralf just checked and Export is working now! Awesome to see these little things get fixed!

@w__h_ @fhardwig I just checked and it looks like a lot of the data is indeed there, but you have to look thru it from the "URLs" view https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://type.org.uk/archive/*

here is what a single page loads
https://web.archive.org/web/20240213172732/http://type.org.uk/archive/caslon/wood_type/images/page_12_background.jpg

Example of proto pop-up window design language from 1908 in 'Specimens of point line type' from Stephenson, Blake and Company, Ltd.

@komuros this is amazing

this makes stuff like #strudel really interesting by the way because using strudel is a cross-domain task: you're writing code that generates music

so, when using strudel, are you thinking in terms of music? or in terms of language (specifically javascript)?

Sunbird's iMessage for Android App Returns to the Google Play Store https://www.macrumors.com/2026/08/05/sunbird-imessage-for-android/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon

@_the_cloud @manawyrm amazing what could be created with what we consider a calculator speed computer back then.