Dutch government in 1952: We need a law to keep products permanently available for Europe in case of emergency.
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Dutch government in 1952: We need a law to keep products permanently available for Europe in case of emergency. We probably never need it, but you never know.
Dutch government in 2025: Time to use our obscure law from 1952 to keep semiconductor production available for Europe.
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Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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I lunghi binari della guerra. Rete Transeuropea dei trasporti TEN-T
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Crescono sempre più gli investimenti europei, come peraltro l’intensità delle fasi di lavorazione, riguardanti la definizione e messa a punto dei nove corridoi ferroviari della rete TEN-T. Come riportato nel primo bollettino dei Ferrovier3 contro la guerra, il progetto della...Vedi
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@eniko holy smokes that looks really good actually
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Hi, new followers! Seems like a good time for a re-introduction.
I'm Hong Minhee (洪 民憙), a software engineer based in Seoul. My pronouns are they/them.
I build tools for the fediverse. Fedify is an ActivityPub server framework in TypeScript, Hollo is a single-user microblogging server (what you're reading this on), and BotKit is a framework for making ActivityPub bots. I care a lot about making federation more accessible to developers, which, as my recent JSON-LD rant probably made clear, sometimes means wrestling with parts of the spec I have complicated feelings about.
I'm a free/open source software person through and through, and a socialist, which informs how I think about tech. Lately I've been thinking a lot about LLMs. My position is probably not what you'd expect from either camp: I think the problem isn't the technology itself but the enclosure of the commons. I wrote about this at length here if you're curious: Histomat of F/OSS: We should reclaim LLMs, not reject them.
Outside of software, I have a long-running interest in CJK languages and writing systems. I'm always happy to talk about Chinese characters, Korean orthography, or the weird corners of Unicode where these things intersect.
Nice to meet you all, and thanks for following.
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@swetland dosbox staging has a variety of crt filters. I should load one into a qbasic program and see what it looks like!
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@jonikorpi I trust your eye for what looks good, so thanks! :D
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@zerodime lol no I did this in C# just to test my assumptions
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@box464@mastodon.social I.... okay, I can find a use case for this, I'm sure.
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@eniko I was wondering if this was going to look okay with BIG pixels (scaled up to a large display, etc), and the answer appears to be "it looks good!" based on viewing it on a 32" monitor.
A CRT filter of some sort to fuzz the pixels up a bit might be nice on very large / high resolution displays, but certainly does not seem necessary.
