“The name is a recursive acronym: “Tinmop Is Not Mutt or Pine”. The older of us can remember that, in turn, Pine is sometimes considered an acronym as well: “Pine Is Not Elm” and, finally, Elm means (according to Wikipedia): “Electronic Mail”.” :)
It was no clear to me what STM32-base was. I found this after a little poking around:
The STM32-base project is mostly meant for students and hobbyists. The goal of the STM32-base project is to provide a simple and easy to use base project for learning about and experimenting with STM32 microcontrollers.
There’s a part II which has been published too.
Way cool. I’d love to see a Fennel version.
Oh, this is great. It’s like
units, except better. I’m a fan.The original author’s page for tracking the status with xz
“it seemed like a good idea at the time” :)
Let’s go, chaps!
another person has stepped forward
Oh wow.
HexChat is still, in my opinion, the best graphical IRC client. It’s the only graphical IRC client I use (I also use rcirc in Emacs sometimes).
With the nature of IRC, I imagine it will keep working for some time, at least.
It was yesterday. :)
Forks are encouraged, be the change you want to see in the world! :^)
Such as, yes. I guess I just — being the only one on my tilde — wanted to see this work between tildes.
I wish there was an active and maintained for of Hexchat. It’s so good.
you mean such as on a tilde?
Neat
While this looked interesting on a first glance, it is only useful between users on the same server.
“The name is a recursive acronym: “Tinmop Is Not Mutt or Pine”. The older of us can remember that, in turn, Pine is sometimes considered an acronym as well: “Pine Is Not Elm” and, finally, Elm means (according to Wikipedia): “Electronic Mail”.” :)
Thanks for sharing the goodies that you found in that rabbit hole :)
This is a light, useful, intro
Went down an ARM microcontroller rabbit hole because of this tutorial series
It was no clear to me what STM32-base was. I found this after a little poking around:
https://stm32-base.org/general/about