Rebane

ooh, i didn't know, thanks!

people say being clicker trained is weird and yet they freak out over the discord ping sound

Sylvie i was also trying to play around with the base offset and couldn't figure out what tf the point of that was why is it loaded at 0x100 Rebane uh because uh youre gonna love this Sylvie also it gets so so much slower if i increase the number of memory cells beyond like 0x700 Rebane see i downloaded this strange program [Image of an ancient-looking program called i8068] and i couldnt figure out how to use it but every time i loaded my binary it loaded at 0x100 so i was like hmm maybe i should load it at 0x100 in css too Sylvie lmfao 😭 just wasting 256 bytes of memory for No Reason

rare x86css lore

more pics!

more pics!

it works!!

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apparently if i send youtube links it lets you send me messages now? anyone wanna try?

youtu.be/m9sENFZcfpw?...

Wikipedia article: Qrpff This article relies excessively on references to primary sources. (September 2011) qrpff is a Perl script created by Keith Winstein and Marc Horowitz of the MIT SIPB. It performs DeCSS in six or seven lines. The name itself is an encoding of "decss" in rot-13. The algorithm was rewritten 77 times to condense it down to six lines.

it performs decss in HOW MANY LINES??

has buy now pay later gone too far??

why does google change the color shade of their background every other time i tap the "see more" button???

Google notification on a phone: Tom's Hardware - Enterprising developer somehow writes an x86 CPU emulator in plain CSS — no Javascript, no WASM, just ...

i just got a notification for my own project?

Windows' "Keep these display settings?" dialog upside down

this menu NEEDS an "i switched to vertical but meant to switch to vertical (flipped)" button

i have not made any video about this

i personally think a programming language doesn't need to be able to run complex logic to be one, but it's really difficult to convince people of that so it's just easier to make it run x86 assembly instead

new stackoverflow site looks like slop

i'm curious, what was it? ^^

i think faq-s should be written in a way where you can read through them like a story if you're bored

bsky.app/profile/reba...

well no, that's easy, you just do contain:strict and nothing can get out

Why does it only work in Chrome? This project uses a few CSS features, such as if() statements, style queries, and custom @functions, that are not available in all browsers. At this time, it's only compatible with Chromium-based browsers, but hopefully that'll change at some point since the features used are in the CSS spec. I usually make sure to target Firefox in the projects I make, but it's just not realistic for me with this one. What ai/model/llm do you use? I do not use ai. I don't think you can build a project like this with an llm. Can it run doom? No, not in its current state. Have you figured out how to center a div? If you feel the need to ask, please read this. You were so preoccupied with whether or not you could that you didn't stop to think if you should idk why everybody keeps saying that, obviously i thought about whether i should first and came to the conclusion that it would be fun and cool asf to do it

added some more things to the x86css faq that people kept bringing up

fyi for most feature checks you should use the @supports at-rule - i just couldn't figure out how to use it for if statements and functions, so i'm just straight up running code and seeing if it acts as i'd expect

not much, endianess is pretty easy to deal with on a 16bit (2byte) system

ur already light-years ahead of most developers if u figure out some way of positioning stuff instead of just complaining about how impossible centering a div is

"you were so preoccupied with whether or not you could that you didn't stop to think if you should"

idk why everybody keeps saying that, obviously i thought about whether i should first and came to the conclusion that it would be fun and cool asf to do it

it can't work, the message shows up based on actual feature checks, not browser detection

yeah moxie seemed really cool!! i had parts of it implemented in css but then i figured it'd be a bit annoying to do 32 or 64 bit arches so i wanted to target something 16bit

u never have to worry about ur code quality when posting on hackernews cuz they never read it anyways and just post their thoughts based on the title

always makes me happy when people actually read the code ^^

if() statements and @functions

writing C code for my ~5Hz CSS CPU has truly made me realize just how fast computers are

the original 8086 (from 1978) was 5MHz, which is already 1000000x faster than my CSS CPU, and that's *nothing* compared to modern hardware