close enough, welcome back TempleOS
this is very cool and i completely lack the understanding of how you even go about this or how much work this requires, all i know is i could never do it.
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cool af.
curious why you don't use https on your site tho, especially since you're providing binaries and the like? let's encrypt is free
I misread and thought it was an OS written in Scratch
This is incredibly cool. I also like that you basically do an event bus for interrupt handler rather chain them. That was always really annoying in other OSes.
incredible!