“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.
Interesting read. I’ve fond memory of tcl as it’s the first scripting language that I learned practically. John’s tcl book is awesome too, making me realize the simplicity of the tcl syntax.
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
Yes! Thanks for the link! It’s a great book!
Are you referring to Tcl and the Tk toolkit?
Interesting read. I’ve fond memory of tcl as it’s the first scripting language that I learned practically. John’s tcl book is awesome too, making me realize the simplicity of the tcl syntax.
This is depressing af. I am particularly ashamed of the role of computers in this trend of exploitation.
IRC. Everyday I get to chat with awesome people and learn new things.