That would be my dream living situation; somewhere rural in the trees with a babbling brook/rambling river/hot springs and fiber. ;)
I might forgo the fiber if it were remote enough and the flowing water were good enough.
Also would be great to not be within earshot of planes overhead. Alas, I think satellite light pollution is now global, but I miss being under starry skies.
As someone who was enamored with the 1982 Bell Labs Blit (but has never seen one in person and could never dream of affording such things) and who has monkeyed around with weird MCI codes (the Domain Specific Language for Amiga CNET BBS that was like ANSI++ for lack of a better description, but only if you had an Amiga with decent terminal software [e.g. Terminus]) and all sorts of other strange esoteric terminals; I can't believe I hadn't seen Jexer before. That is rad! Thanks for sharing!
/me has flash backs of a BBS get together that ended up at Ichi-Riki and someone ordering a hamburger. o.O
That was, a while ago.
Takara in Pacific Grove was one of the better Japanese restaurants in the Monterey Bay area IIRC. I haven't been there since my parents (both of them) were alive though, so like, before 2000 probably? Not sure if it still exists.
There was a decent Japanese restaurant in the Tin Cannery but it is long gone. ;(
One of my friends (who lived in Japan for a while) introduced me to Akaoni in Carmel, and while I only went to it once, it also seemed decent.
There are of course, other Japanese places to be found in that area; I just never found much to like about the ones I tried so I won't mention them by name.
I walked by that place a lot recently and meant to look into it more. Thanks for the reminder! It appears as if they have a section of their menu which can be specified/requested vegan when ordering (I guess they default to fish/oyster sauce?). Good to know!
GitHub Actions Continuous Integration checks are running (2 of 3 have passed already which is a good sign).
It's up to someone else with commit access to merge it.
Thank you again for your continued improvements (and also, thanks for not releasing on a Friday! The slacker in me is still 8 hours behind up stream, maybe I can blame time zones? ;)
JOE (Joe's Own Editor) I probably haven't used in decades personally?
I seem to recall it was a user friendly ncurses/TUI graphical editor? So like, pico/nano-ish vibes?
I'm strangely experienced enough that I cut my teeth on line editors before I was blessed to have systems which had visual editors and still probably fall back to sed and awk more than a lot of fancier IDE sorts of tools.
Albeit, I once had a theory that line editors might be super popular among those with impaired vision, and when the web started getting indexed by search engines, I finally encountered edbrowse which is sort of the vim, to vi and authored by someone with impaired vision which corroborated that theory. But I think it's written in Perl? I try to avoid things which are written in egregiously inefficient high level languages.
I tend to use whatever the defaults are for reasons not worth getting into, but that means I tend to be more into vi than vim as well.
JOE AFAIK, was never a standard or default editor anywhere, so I never got particularly used to it. I mostly just thought the name was kind of funny.
No doubt you have the power of search engines too, but here's its official presence on the web just in case you don't feel like looking for it:
It's probably similar to the Mac Studio and will require some inventive sorts to come up with something to make PCBs for after market upgrades and get the NANDs to be flash-able via DFU mode similar to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDFCurB3-0Q
Still, surprisingly not as brain dead design given that this is Tim Cook era Apple.
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