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There are three timeouts defined in the SVG / embedded javascript code, on lines 66-68 ( https://github.com/jnykopp/svg-embedded-chess/blob/a24249729... ) You can increase COMP_MOV…

Sadly, seems there is not. But the artist has still the web page up he used for the installation: https://heikkihumberg.com/chess/ He said he used ipads as renderers. And even one …

I embedded a chess engine in SVG image of a chess board ( https://github.com/jnykopp/svg-embedded-chess ) so that the engine moved the pieces automatically and played against itsel…

Or an accordion! https://x.com/ykarikos/status/1038145486618861573

The page content piping could be done e.g. like this: (defun get-buffer-text (&optional buf) (nyxt/mode/document:select-all buf) (nyxt/mode/document:copy buf) (trivial-clipboard:te…

If you’re an Emacs user and you lost your keyboard, no worries. Just plug in your midi accordion! https://twitter.com/ykarikos/status/1038145486618861573

The layout on a chromatic button accordion is surprisingly similar to a keyboard. This was quite straightforward to touch type with: https://twitter.com/ykarikos/status/10381454866…

True, I only have used it on x86 devices. Thanks for the heads up! I’ve heard so many stories of SD card failures (against which snapshotting might be of no help) with RaspberryPi …

I think NILFS is a hidden gem. I’ve been using it exclusively in my Linux laptops, desktops etc. since ca. 2014. Apart from one kernel regression bug related to NILFS2 it’s worked …

I agree, VR absolutely provides an experience flat-screen gaming can never deliver. With the Covid situation being what it is and sports halls are closed, I’ve replaced live table …

I've plugged an accordion into emacs. Gives 120 buttons on left hand, 64 on right, plus chording and velocity sensitivity (hit a key harder to get upper case). But you could easily…

I've been recently using pic to draw any kind of images for documentation purposes. Pic is a language Brian Kernighan created for troff toolchain. It's very versatile and has macro…

If you don't mind paying, LispWorks has an iOS runtime: http://www.lispworks.com/products/lw4mr.html . I'm not sure of the perf part on iOS, but on x64 it's pretty good.