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It is time to start migrating my #oss code to #codeberg and why not to start with something funny and new. This is my toy project. Let me introduce #brow6el, very basic Linux terminal #webbrowser based on Chromium CEF with #sixel rendering. Yes you can have fully graphical browser in #Linux terminal if you have sixel support. No binary files are available yet, but build is pretty simple and documented. Be aware it just POC with glitches here and there, so be nice to me. But it has js console ;-) if I will have time, I will add bookmarks. https://codeberg.org/janantos/brow6el
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It is time to start migrating my #oss code to #codeberg and why not to start with something funny and new. This is my toy project. Let me introduce #brow6el, very basic Linux terminal #webbrowser based on Chromium CEF with #sixel rendering. Yes you can have fully graphical browser in #Linux terminal if you have sixel support. No binary files are available yet, but build is pretty simple and documented. Be aware it just POC with glitches here and there, so be nice to me. But it has js console ;-) if I will have time, I will add bookmarks. https://codeberg.org/janantos/brow6el
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It is time to start migrating my #oss code to #codeberg and why not to start with something funny and new. This is my toy project. Let me introduce #brow6el, very basic Linux terminal #webbrowser based on Chromium CEF with #sixel rendering. Yes you can have fully graphical browser in #Linux terminal if you have sixel support. No binary files are available yet, but build is pretty simple and documented. Be aware it just POC with glitches here and there, so be nice to me. But it has js console ;-) if I will have time, I will add bookmarks. https://codeberg.org/janantos/brow6el
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It is time to start migrating my #oss code to #codeberg and why not to start with something funny and new. This is my toy project. Let me introduce #brow6el, very basic Linux terminal #webbrowser based on Chromium CEF with #sixel rendering. Yes you can have fully graphical browser in #Linux terminal if you have sixel support. No binary files are available yet, but build is pretty simple and documented. Be aware it just POC with glitches here and there, so be nice to me. But it has js console ;-) if I will have time, I will add bookmarks. https://codeberg.org/janantos/brow6el
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@janantos Dumbing down the public should be avoided because people just remain dumb. As people pile onto lemmy.world & mastodon.social, for example, you have yet another centralized detriment. The #networkEffect is a problem that cannot be countered by hoping people will proceed with baby step progress. They find something that “works” as far as they can tell & stop right there, disregarding the power imbalance. Thereafter, it’s a very hard to sell a trade of convenience for power balance and diversity.
Convenience wins every time. The way to overcome this is to impose a 1st step that avoids network effect.
In fact it would be better to push your correspondents onto a client that is feature poor to condition them to develop the mental plasticity of using different tools for different jobs.
@sbb @debacle @nirro @daniel @dino @Monal -
@janwil @janantos @noaasm_ @dSour They have to write down their differing opinions though to make it official, but I suppose they will not change their mind any more -- at least they agreed to admit, that the QR code verification was closed 20:15 was violation of my rights as a voter and should be fixed next time. So I suppose I have to start preparing my appeal to Supreme Court to demand every vote should be counted according to the law! #evoting #estonia #rk2023
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Wow, I’ve just tried #brow6el - a #sixel based terminal (!) web browser - on one of classic Polish portals, packed with ads and mashup JS/HTML. And it… works!
Sixel is an old (DEC times) but very clever protocol for displaying 6-bit graphics right in terminal window, Brow6el is a Chromium-engine using Sixel graphics to render the pages. So essentially you’ve got a fully functional graphical (!) web browser in a text terminal. Because it’s still Chromium, this particular website uses ~500 MB of RAM.
Surprisingly, the build process on Ubuntu is also rather trivial and takes ~5 min (thanks to the use of prebuilt Chromium binary I suppose)
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Wow, I’ve just tried #brow6el - a #sixel based terminal (!) web browser - on one of classic Polish portals, packed with ads and mashup JS/HTML. And it… works!
Sixel is an old (DEC times) but very clever protocol for displaying 6-bit graphics right in terminal window, Brow6el is a Chromium-engine using Sixel graphics to render the pages. So essentially you’ve got a fully functional graphical (!) web browser in a text terminal. Because it’s still Chromium, this particular website uses ~500 MB of RAM.
Surprisingly, the build process on Ubuntu is also rather trivial and takes ~5 min (thanks to the use of prebuilt Chromium binary I suppose)
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Wow, I’ve just tried #brow6el - a #sixel based terminal (!) web browser - on one of classic Polish portals, packed with ads and mashup JS/HTML. And it… works!
Sixel is an old (DEC times) but very clever protocol for displaying 6-bit graphics right in terminal window, Brow6el is a Chromium-engine using Sixel graphics to render the pages. So essentially you’ve got a fully functional graphical (!) web browser in a text terminal. Because it’s still Chromium, this particular website uses ~500 MB of RAM.
Surprisingly, the build process on Ubuntu is also rather trivial and takes ~5 min (thanks to the use of prebuilt Chromium binary I suppose)
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Wow, I’ve just tried #brow6el - a #sixel based terminal (!) web browser - on one of classic Polish portals, packed with ads and mashup JS/HTML. And it… works!
Sixel is an old (DEC times) but very clever protocol for displaying 6-bit graphics right in terminal window, Brow6el is a Chromium-engine using Sixel graphics to render the pages. So essentially you’ve got a fully functional graphical (!) web browser in a text terminal. Because it’s still Chromium, this particular website uses ~500 MB of RAM.
Surprisingly, the build process on Ubuntu is also rather trivial and takes ~5 min (thanks to the use of prebuilt Chromium binary I suppose)
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Wow, I’ve just tried #brow6el - a #sixel based terminal (!) web browser - on one of classic Polish portals, packed with ads and mashup JS/HTML. And it… works!
Sixel is an old (DEC times) but very clever protocol for displaying 6-bit graphics right in terminal window, Brow6el is a Chromium-engine using Sixel graphics to render the pages. So essentially you’ve got a fully functional graphical (!) web browser in a text terminal. Because it’s still Chromium, this particular website uses ~500 MB of RAM.
Surprisingly, the build process on Ubuntu is also rather trivial and takes ~5 min (thanks to the use of prebuilt Chromium binary I suppose)
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Dnes jsme synkovi kontrolovali pracovní sešit z matematiky a koukám na základy rovnic o jedné neznámé. Může mi prosím někdo potvrdit jak je to v první třídě v Čechách? #matematika
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Přijde mi, že psané písmo v #estonsko je vůbec tako cele hravé
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Pokud si myslíte ze psané písmo jen všude stejné (a teď mluvím o jazycích s latinkou) tak #estonsko vás vyvede z omylu. Tohle velké G vidím poprvé. Je naprosto jasné, ze synek musí dokončit studia tady, nedokážu si představit návrat do ČR kdy by psal takto. To by se nemuselo setkat s pochopením.
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Developers I am in contact with, are saying they have zero trust in #anthropic #opus47 saying that almost everything it touched it screwed.
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Why I have never heard about #simplexchat before? This looks like golden piece
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Why I have never heard about #simplexchat before? This looks like golden piece
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Why I have never heard about #simplexchat before? This looks like golden piece
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Why I have never heard about #simplexchat before? This looks like golden piece
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Why I have never heard about #simplexchat before? This looks like golden piece
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And as security measures, when it decides to run shell commands, those are sandboxed in #firejail with optionally enabled networking on project setup. It also supports skills (progressive disclosure) have basic filesystem and file editing tools, whiteboard (scratchpad) memory and agentic tasks running in separate context subagent to limit hallucinations.
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My another #canitbedone #software #project. #bash #AI #coding assistant. Very hacky combination of bash, sed, awk, wc, grep, jq and of course #curl glued together in about 3k lines of bash source code. As #LLM it is using local instance of #modelGemma4 running in #llamacpp. Surprisingly it works better than expected, have less miss edits than GitHub copilot on the same task. Except these #linux command line tools it has zero dependency on any AI frameworks.
