Hatari - the Atari ST/STE/TT/Falcon emulator
Things I've found
Links, videos and the odd note, posted here first and shared to Mastodon. The best of each week ends up in Links Worth a Look on the blog.
A tiny illustrated breakdown of how a 1970s pull-back toy car packs a spiral spring, opposing gears, and pawls into that one satisfying zoom
Mechanical Pencil
Illustrating the Engineering Around Us
mechanical-pencil.com
You are a u-url Without links there would be no web. As a u-url, you know this in your heart. You're a web weaver through and through, surfing the information superhighway with delight.
You are also a h-feed The microformat that brings information together, you love reading wide and deep to learn about the world.
And remember, no matter what microformat you are, you are always u-awesome.
New post about #webmentions https://blog.omgmog.net/post/enriching-webmentions-from-third-party-platforms/
Enriching webmentions from third-party platforms — Max Glenister
I keep finding new gaps in my webmention implementation. Mentions coming in from Bluesky, Lemmy and Lobsters were showing up with no author at all, just a bl...
blog.omgmog.net
Prince Chazz: A chess-inspired roguelite
Prince Chazz
A seeded chess-pathfinding roguelite. Guide Prince Chazz across the board, dodging enemy pieces, and race the per-seed leaderboard.
princechazz.com
Spent a few hours fighting polkit, file permissions and a silent serial console to get a #Tailscale exit node running. Notes on what tripped me up:
https://blog.omgmog.net/post/tailscale-exit-node-vm/ #selfhosted
Running a Tailscale exit node in a local VM — Max Glenister
I run Tailscale on my laptops, phone and NAS, and wanted to add an exit node so I could route traffic through my own connection when I’m out and about. The o...
blog.omgmog.net
You are a Culture maker You love to help push the blogging community forward by starting discussions, encouraging thought, and sharing what's on your mind.
You are also a Link curator The web is not just its pages, but the connections between pages. You have internalised this and love spending your time exploring the web and sharing what you find with the world.
MonoLisa: A typeface built for you, the developers and creatives, Monolisa improves code legibility and provides a clear sans serif for all design tasks.
MonoLisa
A font family designed for software developers. Font follows function.
www.monolisa.dev
I've finally gotten around to posting my thoughts on the #xteink
The Xteink X4 E-Ink Reader — Max Glenister
I’ve had the Xteink X4 for a couple of months now, a £40 e-ink reader small enough to stick to the back of a phone. I’d seen a few posts about it (Khairul Se...
blog.omgmog.net
Optocam Zero is a Raspberry Pi Zero based compact digital camera made using off the shelf components.
