Most of the code generated using Codex, with task specific prompts.<p>To try out on Linux: install Janet, install spork package then install extension<p>Features: - Symbol lookup, with native modules - Format on save - go to symbol and references - Prefix based autocomplete - Snippets for common forms (def, defn, if, while etc.) - Basic diagnostics errors<p>Use with Janet default extension for syntax highlighting
Quarter sits on top of the launcher client you already have. It grabs your library and hands every action back to the launcher, there's no login or password, no API key or data collection. Your client does everything else.Quarter is just a fast shortcut to play your favorite games from the terminal you live in every day. That was my main mission when I created Quarter; just insert quarter, pick a game, press Enter.Written in Go with Bubble Tea, reads Steam's own files on disk; game log
Show HN: An AI traffic guardrailBuilding something based on 2 decades of support experience.It's a guardrail for AI traffic where you can apply policies, redact PII and API keys, set model destinations, catch destructive actions before execution, etc.The whole thing is built with Claude and can also be configured and troubleshot via Claude/AI tools (it acts as an MCP server).It acts as a proxy for AI traffic. All you need is a Linux box (the Collector, where policy rules are applied) a
I've noticed a problem, and it happens reproducibly, but I have not seen this being talked about anywhere.Can anyone else reproduce that, I have reproduced it easily with several VMs in different locations, both RHEL/Ubuntu behave the same, so I am fairly sure this is on Azure side of tihngs, but not 100% sure :) Seeing as this should then happen with every boot between 12:00 and 13:00 UTC I am wondering why I would be the only one noticing it :) It messes with systemds boot time, that
Floppy disks were a major reason why.
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A bootable USB and Zorin OS brought an old Intel iMac back to life for web browsing, DVD playback and simple office tasks.
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Solaris inside a Solaris Solaris 2.6 unfolds within Solaris 10, brought to life through SPARC emulation. Two generations of Solaris meet in a study of layered systems and the enduring lineage of UNIX. PROJECT CHRONOS β Digital Archive
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On a recent trip, while stuck on spotty hotel Wi-Fi and roaming 5G, I got fed up with how much bandwidth commands like rsync and nix-copy-closure waste.rsync's delta transfer compares each file only with the file of the same name on the destination (or, with --fuzzy, a file in the same directory), so renamed, moved and copied files are sent in full.nix-copy-closure can be worse: a rebuilt package gets a new store path, so the whole package is sent again, even when most of its contents haven