CIRCLE WITH A DOT

@nixCraft really the problem with open-source software like that is that a lot of people are just unaware that it exists or how to find it

@davidrevoy that's why, instead of tossing random things away, you're supposed to try and sell them to a merchant -- if the merchant refuses or, alternatively, gives you a price of zero, then you know that this thing will definitely be necessary in the future

@mhoye two-button RPN calculator when

@cwebber how is lisp at performance these days?

because i imagine that "rust is memory-safe" is only part of the reason why it's so popular now, the other one being "and it's also capable of being as fast, perhaps even more so, as C/C++"

@simontatham i remember as a kid being surprised by how i was able to find the RF signal from my NES clone system even when the RF cable was not connected to it

it was noisy and monochrome, but it still worked

@cwebber honestly, at this point i expect openclaw servers to get automatically hacked within minutes, the same way you couldn't let a windows xp sp1 machine online without having it subjected to either the malware that knocked down a system service and forced your machine to shut down after a minute or the malware that knocked down a system service and caused weird bugs to happen