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Had a look. "Professional" is doing a lot of work here.

I think it's Beagle Basic, too: http://www.apple-iigs.info/doc/fichiers/BeagleBasic.pdf

Or you could use Istota (https://istota.xyz) with Nextcloud Talk and get an already existing OSS Slack alternative with a capable Claude Code wrapper, group chat support, and everything else?

Yeah this is a gem of a show worth a rewatch every few years. Especially once it finds its legs after S1. Criminally underrated.

There's the HN I know and love

Short AAPL

It's good. And always happy to see SvelteKit in action.

100%

For sure! I just meant that when it came out it was revolutionary and cutting edge, if you play it for the first time now you have to get past the outdated graphics and clunky gameplay to really appreciate it.

Story, dialogue, theme-wise hasn't aged a bit.

It is the best PC game ever made, but I don't think it hits the same in 2025... one of those things where you had to be there.

It's true, Warren Spector won PC gaming and it's just been downhill with snazzier graphics since.

In a world awash in generative nonsense, rebuilding Arial from scratch based on screenshots specifically for Are.na is the flex we deserve and I'm here for it

Am ready to participate in the seed round.

Check out Uxn for some "practical" use cases: https://github.com/hundredrabbits/awesome-uxn

Looks to be down globally... another friendly reminder of our overdependence on a few services (and how many servers are configured to use 1.1.1.1 for DNS queries?)

It really hasn't though, doesn't even have multiple time zone support for events. They really need to fix that.

Aesthetically perfect, great job.

The director mentioned it in an email I got, apparently Camus is also a character in the film.

Easter egg: if you type 'camus' in the character selection screen you can play as Albert Camus in Algiers circa 1937, having premonitions about being a character in a text-based adventure game in the distant future.

We had amber screens in our school computer lab in Poland in the early 90s where I discovered gaming, so the look is seared into my brain.

This just isn't true, of course you can, you just need to use a hosting provider or ISP that allows it. Plenty do.

Yeah they are definitely the worst of the bunch. But that's unsurprising I guess.

Definitely got worse since 2015 before seeming to get better the last year or two. At least with Gmail. So many variables though, so this is more an impression based on my own experience.

Yes, but it depends heavily on whether your mail server has a clean IP with no spam history, the reputation of the IP range it belongs to, whether you've correctly set up DKIM/SPF records, etc. And you might have to get MS to whitelist your IP before you can send to outlook.com address, you'll only find out in your email logs whether that's the cast when you try the first time.

I've self-hosted email on and off since the mid 2000s and my impression is that with the widespread adoption of DKIM/DMARC, the large providers have toned down the spam-by-default treatment of small/unknown email servers. Even Microsoft a bit, though you still have to get your IP whitelisted to send to outlook.com addresses usually.

It's cool to see some new modern all-in-one email solutions. Stalwart is another good one. Would be even cooler to see this lead to a bit of a resurgence of small and self-hosted email providers.

There's also an interesting timeline, even if some of the entries are only loosely related to cosmism: https://cosmos.art/timeline

Interesting. It's also a key (rather dystopian) plot point in Marcel Theroux's Strange Bodies (https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/17452206-strange-bodi...)

Longtime happy Cryptomator user here. Use rclone, veracrypt, etc for stuff, but Cryptomator the perfect balance between security, ease of use, and reliability.

Imagine a country where second grade kids in mid-western states, myself included, would be led by teachers in class to sing songs that go "pizza hut, pizza hut, kentucky fried chicken and a pizza hut..."