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Hey list! I just started a new gemini page with a small gemlog on it. I've seen some gemlogs already and i'm inspired to write about stuff in a text/gemini fashion without much focus on style, just content. Main content will be tech talk about projects i'm doing, stuff i've discovered on the web and some recipies for those who love to cook :) gemini://random-projects.net/ Regards - xq
On Sat, May 23, 2020 at 07:46:18PM +0200, Felix Quei?ner wrote: > Hey list! > > I just started a new gemini page with a small gemlog on it. I've seen > some gemlogs already and i'm inspired to write about stuff in a > text/gemini fashion without much focus on style, just content. > > Main content will be tech talk about projects i'm doing, stuff i've > discovered on the web and some recipies for those who love to cook :) > > gemini://random-projects.net/ > > Regards > - xq Thanks for letting us know! Let me know if you end up adding a feed for your blog and I'll put it on CAPCOM. The Ashet project looks like fun. I didn't watch the video of your recent talk because I only understand very basic German, and couldn't find an answer at the English website: do I understand correctly that right now this is only an emulated system? But it sounds like you plan to realise it in an FPGA in future? Of course, the most important question: how does it represent line breaks?! Cheers, Solderpunk
Hey > Thanks for letting us know! Let me know if you end up adding a feed for > your blog and I'll put it on CAPCOM. You're welcome! Have to look up all that feed stuff, it's a new world for me to host an actual blog instead of just consuming them... :D > The Ashet project looks like fun. I didn't watch the video of your > recent talk because I only understand very basic German, and couldn't > find an answer at the English website: do I understand correctly that > right now this is only an emulated system? But it sounds like you plan > to realise it in an FPGA in future? No! It's an actual working piece of "hardware" lying next to my desk consisting of several breadboards, a jumper wire hell and development boards for FPGA, UART, a RAM module and a self-made R2R-VGA-Output. It's one of the next projects for which i started the blog as i want to keep myself motivated by writing update posts :) > Of course, the most important question: how does it represent line > breaks?! As it uses raw ANSI terminals as an interface, it uses CRLF or LFCR, depending on what is more convenient to output at the place in the code
On Sat, May 23, 2020 at 08:01:48PM +0200, Felix Quei?ner wrote: > No! It's an actual working piece of "hardware" lying next to my desk > consisting of several breadboards, a jumper wire hell and development > boards for FPGA, UART, a RAM module and a self-made R2R-VGA-Output. Ah, cool! I know all about jumper wire hell. :) I've seen some of the cool R2R-VGA projects around the web (like at Lucid Science, if I remember the sit ename correctly) and have always thought it would be fun to play with. Okay, next more important question - how is the FPGA implementation of TLS 1.3 coming along so it can support Gemini? :p > It's one of the next projects for which i started the blog as i want to > keep myself motivated by writing update posts :) I look forward to these! Cheers, Solderpunk
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