Notices by R. L. Dane :debian: :openbsd: (rl_dane@fosstodon.org), page 3

@james

w3m. It's become my favorite text-mode browser.

While links has a few more features (I think), w3m can be adapted to a very vi/less-style keybind setup, which is a LOT nicer to use than links' rather arbitrary and inflexible keybindings.

@james

Yes, I have little patience for websites that post snarky messages about not having JS enabled.

I'm looking at you, GOOG. I'm looking directly at you. :P~

Delighted to see that my blog works well with terminal web browsers (and by extension, screen readers) :)

@raccoonformality

So, if you really want to learn some retro assembly, 68000 is absolutely worth a look.

6502 is really very limiting, although that's not always a bad thing.

@alcinnz

@raccoonformality

Haven't read it yet, but definitely check this out:

https://www.nand2tetris.org/

@alcinnz

@alcinnz

NICE!

I was just wondering, would it be possible to LFS a BSD userspace over the Linux kernel, or are there just too many missing BSD syscalls for anything to work?

@alcinnz

Investigating the algorithm?