I think the search term you want is "svgalib" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SVGALib
It looks like at least some versions of Allegro and SDL supported it as a backend.
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It looks like at least some versions of Allegro and SDL supported it as a backend.
> The 2016 law [Investigatory Powers Act] is nicknamed the Snoopers' Charter and forbids unauthorized disclosure of the existence or contents of a warrant issued under the act.
> "Apple can appeal the UK capability notice to a secret technical panel, which would consider arguments about the expense of the requirement, and to a judge who would weigh whether the request was in proportion to the government's needs. But the law does not permit Apple to delay complying during an appeal," the Post wrote.
Sounds like the godawful "assistance and access" laws that were rushed through in Australia a couple of years ago, right down to the name of the secret instrument sent to the entity who gets to build the intercept capability.
I invite you to read the Bill^WAct and look at how it defines an "age-restricted social media platform".
I hadn't heard about that particular intrusion. Got a link?
It would have been much, much better to regulate out the worst features of social media platforms for everyone than to pass a Bill that nobody knows how to implement, with a timeline of "well, you've got a year to figure it out".
We need a backup of the backup, because so much of what they've got is irreplaceable.
Google Cloud accidentally wiped an Australian super[annuation] (pension) fund's entire cloud deployment earlier this year. I think that if you really want durable backups, they have to be reducible to object storage and put in someone else's cloud.
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WMfKhKKVN4
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zooYfk5-yPY
If you can stand up a Cartesian-closed category, it is a model of a lambda calculus. So you can make a compiler plugin that takes lambda terms (a large subset of Haskell) and compiles it into all sorts of exotic settings (dataflow diagrams, derivatives of the function, ...)
KittyHawk used it to compile Haskell to C in https://github.com/sellout/compiling-anything-to-categories and someone talks about their work here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUBj8NW7uMA
You should switch to a browser that maintains support for good ad-blockers.
https://github.com/Dherse/codly/issues/35 and in particular, this comment from the author of codly where he sounds constrained by Typst: https://github.com/Dherse/codly/issues/35#issuecomment-24667...
I went back to beamer.
You need to present an election system that will convince Joe Q. Public, who is almost certainly not as tech-literate as this forum, is probably not even white-collar or university educated, and likely also suspicious of globalisation. "Tamper-proof Indian system-on-a-chip" does not have that property. Otherwise you get increasingly unhinged arguments over the election results until something breaks.
Judging by the various misinformation legislation they're rushing to adopt, yes. The free internet said too many things that powerful people didn't like.
An Australian example: https://x.com/SenatorRennick/status/1834455727764869593#m
There's also the multi-world randomiser community, where people network a bunch of emulators together, and finding an item in one game can actually unlock something else in another player's game.