Recent pages on kaimac.org
I think the world needs more web browsers, so I'm making one. It's an experiment - I want to see if you can take a really simple approach to rendering pages. To set your expectations, this is a browser for the "document-based" web - no javascript, and so no web apps. Latest screenshot from codeberg The idea We all know the web is in a bit of a state right now. As it has morphed into a web app…
I got an x201 thinkpad off ebay. The specs are: 2010 vintage CPU: i5-520M dual core, 2.4 GHz RAM: 6 GB DDR3 Disk: 128 GB SSD (I replaced the HDD) Display: 12 inch TFT, 1280x800 Keyboard: excellent Nipple: present It came with a hard drive with Windows 10 on it, which was so slow it was completely unusable. I replaced it with an SSD with Arch (btw), and it's fast again. I've been using netsurf as a…
I love the idea of repurposing old hardware, especially if it's something simple and low power. This site's running on an ESP32 badge. Here are some others: Dom Corriveau's blog running on a recycled android phone Notes From The Dork Web - running on an openwrt router compost.party - shared server running on a solar-powered repurposed smartphone dominika's experiments in making a tiny…
I got quite interested in the technique of EFNMR ( wikipedia ). NMR experiments by Analogplanet96 on youtube IEEE Spectrum article schematic for another design (pdf) writeup of another system (pdf) A low-cost spectrometer for NMR measurements in the Earth's magnetic field (scihub pdf)
A grid of cells that obey two rules. Every cell has 8 neighbours - up, down, left, right and diagonals. A dead cell becomes alive if the number of its living neighbours is one of the numbers in the birth rule, and a living cell stays alive if the number of its living neighbours is one of the numbers in the survival rule (otherwise it dies). You can click on the numbers to change the rules. If you…
Hello! I've made some changes to the site. Inspired by Alex Schroeder's site , it's now a (very) simple "wiki", although I don't know if you can call it that if it's just me editing it. It's a "wiki of one". The main change is that I can edit pages in the browser, which is very nice. It means I can add things from my phone for example. And I think that viewing it as a wiki rather than a blog will…