Recent content by ptricky

Either way I love all the passion, the community here, and working on my project. I did not handle it well and that is on me. I always need to do better and I made the mistake of being selfish and thinking the project only affected me when in reality others have stood up for me and put their own...

You're upset because you feel disrespected, I never meant that and tried to reply to your comments and thanked you for all the effort. I'm sorry you feel slighted. It was not my intention yet I did so I apologize. My decision to wipe the information was my own and again I am sorry it...

That was simply because I wanted to make a release and not lose the direct link out in hackaday. You're being paranoid.

It was made clear in the Macintosh garden discord that my work is not welcome, so I removed it.

The decision to immediately attack me and make accusations is quite telling.

MacSurf is a solo project, I have a discord server for suggestions and issues. I will not be using Macintosh garden for any of that and need to centralize my work because it's too taxing to try and juggle the different location. Github cleanup was long overdue and I was merging branches and...

MacSurf 2.0 has been released! A whole family of cross-signed HTTPS sites now validate on the Mac, including macintoshgarden.org , which loads here over a secure connection. And image-heavy forum pages that used to take a minute or two now come up in a few seconds thanks to viewport-gated lazy...

If you give it a shot and run into an issue with being unable to load any sites let me know! Chasing a bug I can't replicate and need some logs. Thanks! ALSO - try this version if you do have the blank screen issue: https://macsurf.org/MacSurf168b.sit

Yes I wrote 86 instead of 68 and had to edit right after I released everything 🥴

MacSurf 1.68 "macQJS" is out The big one this release: MacSurf's JavaScript engine has been replaced. Duktape (ES5) is gone and MacSurf now runs macQJS, a QuickJS port that executes modern ES2023 JavaScript natively on a PowerPC running Mac OS 9. Real sites' real scripts run without being...

This is great, just scanning through and looking at all the classic icons is a vibe.

Awesome! Look forward to seeing the crew.

Only in small amounts, it's quite expensive and can be wasteful if not used well. If I have a stubborn bug that I've been chasing for awhile I'll have it do a targeted session, but I haven't found it much better than Opus for this work.

I have no issue with AI assisted PRs, it really comes down to the quality of the code. There's definitely a difference between letting ai go wild and do whatever and carefully planning and guiding the work. For larger projects where the community is vast I understand why devs don't want them...

That looks great. I just set up system 7 on Basillisk, mounted the iso, exported as jpegs, so that's why it looked that way from mine.