BleuLlama/TinyBasicPlus
github.com
A C implementation of Tiny Basic, with a focus on support for Arduino
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rxi/fe
github.com
A tiny, embeddable language implemented in ANSI C
MicroLua/MicroLua
github.com
Lua for the RP2040 microcontroller
ewxrjk/with-readline
github.com
Apply readline editing to arbitrary programs
Forget spaceships; I just want my music
jeffgeerling.com
Enshittification has reached new heights, as Sony just decided to yoink over a thousand seasons—that’s right, seasons, not episodes—of Discovery shows from the PlayStation Store.
But they’re not just removing them from the store.
They’re removing them from people’s libraries.
A Surprising Side of Carl Sagan
nautil.us
“Art and science and literature and music and math—when you’re in school, you have these artificial delineations between them; we have this sense that there are walls between these subjects,” she says. “But they’re all intertwined and interconnected. And the more deeply we understand any one of them, the more deeply we can understand the others.”
Smol Net
communitywiki.org
The “smol” net is the “small” net. It’s small because it is build for friends and friends of friends. It doesn’t have to scale to millions of people because those millions should build their own local small nets.
Meet Your Interstitium, a Newfound "Organ"
scientificamerican.com
Previously, researchers had thought these tissue layers were a dense “wall” of collagen—a strong structural protein found in connective tissue. But the new finding reveals that, rather than a “wall,” this tissue is more like an “open, fluid-filled highway”.
The History of Robotron: 2084 - Running Away While Defending Humanoids
gamedeveloper.com
Like Defender before it – which proved that the public was ready for more complex games – Robotron proved that the public was ready for the type of simultaneous control that is a hallmark of modern gaming, where controlling both movement and aiming or camera control have become requirements for effective play within today’s 3D games.
Just Your Handyman
plough.com
Our orderly mastery of materials is powerful, but it’s secondary – McGilchrist believes we’ve spent centuries mistakenly trusting our engineered, manufactured, modern, manipulated existence as though we have the power to construct something fixed and predictable, all to the detriment of the inextricable relatedness of everything.