Reading the beta 4 release notes for Haiku R1, it's striking how much work it is to support modern WiFi protocols:
https://www.haiku-os.org/get-haiku/r1beta4/release-notes/
Previously, 802.11ac was only supported on Linux and OpenBSD! (Ignoring proprietary operating systems)
Is there any way to filter out toots that aren't in languages you understand?
I see translation offered on some toots, so presumably there's at least some language detection.
Wow, Android is throwing significant weight behind RISC-V:
Diffing comments is surprisingly hard. In difftastic, I'm colouring the whole changed comment, but also underlining the changed words.
This works OK, but punctuation is harder to read (see second image) and sometimes there's code in comments (see third image).
Difftastic now handles tab characters precisely! This sounds like a small thing, but it's crucial when parsing Makefile syntax.
Makefiles look way better now.
(Technically tabs are also syntactically significant inside string literals, and that case is fixed too.)
