remvee

Yes, I am totally investing in myself and maybe I am "solving mortal problems" too but that's besides the point. Donating to stuff you depend on isn't an altruistic act and I am sorry if I made it sound like that. You do make a good point about Kubernetes and Google, and yes I intent not to donate to projects already backed by big money because that's pretty pointless. So, what are projects great projects / organisation so support instead?

A automatic seiko watch. I always thought a watch is stupid because I carry a phone with me but I found out leaving my house without my phone is much more enjoyable that with a phone. It seems obvious now but it still feels like a tiny luxury holiday.

Cool! Interesting to see some verilog.

Also, interesting you mention Atari ST in the readme, I wrote a VT52 emulator in m68k assembly for my ST because the built-in emulator couldn't keep up with maximum baudrate (my ST did not have a blitter chip). Salvaged it from a floppy disk a couple of years ago and put it on gh: https://github.com/remvee/st-tty

@vedipen, thera's a typo in bash "if" example, an if-block is closed with "fi".

edit: "if" example also misses a semicolon before "then".

Aaah, those were the days.. I went from an ST to Slackware on a 386, hooked them up using the serial port and wrote my own terminal emulator because whatever emulator I could get my hands on could not keep up with the maximum baudrate; https://github.com/remvee/st-tty

The IRC gateway to Slack (not on by default) makes it a lot more bearable.

Do read the comments at the bottom of the page before taking this howto serious.