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great work! where are you up to with the emulator? what can i do to help? add a raspberry pi pico(rp2040) or esp32 as a "coprocessor" that can do things like turn the lcd screen off for you after a certain amount of time of inactivity, etc. Communicate via serial

Yes!! It was suppose to be Clarus, but i like it.

mock an app you always wanted! Mac Caps Basics Learn how to repair your mac, in the style of Macintosh Basics

thankyou so much @phunguss @Borgmac that made my day love you all

working on it. trying to teach the bot about 1bit art

68k tower defense game as always, using the magnificent 1BitDreamMachine! Damn, it's good.

i'd appreciate you guys sharing pictures of the Jobs' garage recreation. thank you bonus points for a group shot in there

yeah cool. i love hearing about custom data structs my nilobjects are key/value maps where every node is a parent sure makes coding easier to have a standard

system 6 version. resolution is funny but i think it's cool using 1bitdeathmachine, i mean dreammachine! all credit to Jeff Geerling. what a guy!

that's great youre using the g4 have you run your code through an llm? there's a few obvious crashes in there that a chatbot will pick up for you

Star 'Roids x Maelstrom - using 1bitDreamMachine https://github.com/Mu0n/1bitdreammachine/ - mac x86 version thanks to Advanced Mac Substitute https://www.v68k.org/advanced-mac-substitute/

good work as always! ------ # VesperNet Hotline smoke (for fogWraith / TD) **Client:** minimal Python 3 (`hl_fetch.py`, `hl_session.py`) on nilBookPro2014 **Nick:** `fogwraith-tester` · **Auth:** guest / empty password (XOR 0xFF) ## Connection / login - TCP `hotline.vespernet.net:5500` OK...

did you ever get this done?

i've got a web file browser in the works. it can view zip and sit cpt contents without unarchiving, and resource forks. adding a hotline client to it would be nice. can hotline support browsing archives and rf's? what kind of testing do you need done? just general? actually, escape velocity...

that's pretty 1337. good job. could it find exploits in those systems? can you explain more about getting data out of sqlite db's? i've been doing something similar for getting assets and data from resource forks and .pkg's