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Orhun Parmaksız 👾We just added a new example to the Ratatui repository! 🐁
📈 volatility-surface — 3D perspective projection in the terminal.
🦀 Powered by Rust & @ratatui_rs
➡️ Try it out: https://github.com/ratatui/ratatui/tree/main/examples/apps/volatility-surface
Tau
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Computers, Graphics, Games and other oddities.
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I also did a video about it: https://media.aperiodical.com/number-builder
Number Builder
Laurent Malys#genuary2026, day 27:
Lifeform. A shape or structure that behaves as if it’s alive or growing.
made with #p5js
Jon SharpHere's video evidence of having finally achieved MVP status on my years-old #ePaper #cyberdeck concept. I wrote it up on the ol' #gopher log, but here's the TLDR:
#9P enabled me to build the perfect pair of ePaper
#cyberterminal devices -- now made whole with a unique
computing environment built on #Zephyr -- completed by
a #plan9 'rc' workalike shell, with commands for namespace management things and interactive chat over #LoRa --
fulfilling my initial vision for these devices!
Zack WeinbergCurrent mood: Leslie Lamport once defined a distributed system as one in which the failure of a computer you didn't know existed can prevent you from getting anything done.
Devine Lu LinvegaImplemented #Lisp in #Uxntal today, it makes for a 2kb embeddable virtual machine that I can embed in our next game project. I've implemented a bunch of Lisp systems over the years(Ronin, SECDs, etc..) but it's the first time doing it in a catlang. It's impressive how well it maps to a stack machine, it's clearly a better fit than binding environment to a register, things just want to be linear, there's no need whatsoever for variables.
https://git.sr.ht/~rabbits/heol
https://git.sr.ht/~rabbits/heol
NanoraptorTruly smart devices would choose not to connect to the internet.
flockaroo
joey castilloThis is maybe the biggest FINALLY in my career as a purveyor of Oddly Specific Objects: The Open Book is in prelaunch at Crowd Supply! But it's not the same old Open Book; we're launching the all-new, completely reimagined Open Book Touch with WiFi and Bluetooth support, a higher-resolution display, capacitive touchscreen, and frontlight with adjustable color temperature. Subscribe for updates here! https://www.crowdsupply.com/oddly-specific-objects/open-book-touch
GTKMatthias has been hard at work implementing a way to render SVG icons with animations in GTK4: https://blogs.gnome.org/gtk/2025/10/23/svg-in-gtk/
SVG in GTK
GTK has been using SVG for symbolic icons since essentially forever. It hasn't been a perfect relationship, though. Pre-History For the longest time (all through the GTK 3 era, and until recently), we've used librsvg indirectly, through gdk-pixbuf, to obtain rendered icons, and then we used some pixel tricks to recolor the resulting image according...