Just compiled the #LadybirdBrowser to have a look, it's coming along nicely.

I *technically* still had a dual-boot system, because a few years ago I needed it for some schoolwork. But since the bloat was becoming deprecated bloat, it was high time to get around to removing it.

@dmoonfire I've seen you post a bunch about C# and .NET --- what's the DX like? And how M$ofty is it?

(I've mainly wrote Python and Rust, leaning towards lower level. I wrote some Java ca. 10 years ago, but I'm not crazy about it's brand of bag o'objects, and the tooling was also cumbersome.)

The newest part of the refactoring for the wave simulator added some more fun presets. I'm also planning to add free combination of the options so that one can try out different interactions.

cc: @kudzu @thedoctor

When passing arguments to a function (in an unspecified weakly typed language without named parameters) be sure to pass them in the correct order. Kind reminder for no particular reason:)

My wave simulator has a few "for fun" options I kept around from old versions that were then broken in fun ways.

With the cleanup now, they changed (one even fixed itself again), so I have to figure out what exactly they did wrong so that I can recreate them with the new code.

I revived a little browser-based wave simulation program I wrote all the way back around 2012:

https://sunarch.codeberg.page/dwell/

It took a lot of cleaning up to get rid of all the fixed divs and pre-ES6 vars, but it's nearing an acceptable state.

The headline
"Microsoft accidentally deletes Copilot"
should have read:
"In a shocking twist, Windows improves"

Fun fact i randomly thought of:

The exclamation "huzzah!" in English is pronounced closely to how we say "(to) home" in #Hungarian .