Milk_Cool

fixed a couple small things and added minimal docs. almost ready to ship!

Added instructions for key combinations, LED management and button presses.

Added more config options as well as support for reading from config/script files and executing the STRING[LN] instructions. And yes, it's all functional!

First devlog! So far I only have USB storage support for uploading the scripts and support for unmounting the USB drive and printing test test when BOOTSEL is pressed.

Added dynamic flavor text.

Made attacks actually functional.

Added enemies and hit animations for enemies.

Added character sprites and animations on actions :D

Added attacks! :D

They don't do much for now, but they do help you gain TP

Added acts and magic. Also fixed and improved a lot of other stuff.

Added better TP animations as well as getting TP from defending.

Added items with targets

Added sounds and semi-working items, optimized backgrounds (100 separate PNGs -> 1 spritesheet)

Added a target selector for attacking.

Made text appear gradually and fixed kerning issues.

Added flavor text and fixed A LOT of bugs with the text (with one yet to be fixed -- kerning)

Made the action select buttons semi-functional -- you can now select an action and the character icon will change

Added HP indicators and action buttons

First devlog! Haven't done much yet, just the fonts, the TP counter, the background and, partially, the action selectors

Added pings! You can now get pinged on project updates if you want to. If you don't, though - you can disable that with /dping!

Added leaderboards

Made it channel-based instead of user-based so that you can subscribe in multiple channels using the same user. Also made it so that in your subscribers/subscriptions lists, the channels where the subscription was made is displayed.

Made it so that non-channel-creators can't subscribe or unsubscribe in channels.

Added sections with addresses which allow you to move a section of the code to a specific address! Useful for loading programs from disk (see examples/savedisk.l64 and examples/execdisk.l64)

Added more tests. Boring stuff, i just have to make a devlog

I fixed the hello.l64 example (that unfortunately got my ship rejected) and also added better errors - now you can see the specific line and column of the error!

Created a docker-compose config file, wrote some readmes and deployed the whole thing to my server.

made the frontpage

Added the options to delete or transfer a domain.

Since certbot obviously won't work with this, i've decided to add the option to generate certificates with my own certificate authority! This will allow you to set up TLS on your website if needed.

Added a domain registration page

Finished working on the record management page.

Changed the demo link to the user link since apparently the old one lead to the private conversation between me and the bot, and the ship got rejected :( Gonna ship it again though!

I implemented adding new records and added a couple security fixes so that you can't edit someone else's domain.

Made a record management page! (It doesn't look that good though, might fix that later)

Implemented oauth with google, domain fetching and started working on the frontend

Starting working on the website! I'm gonna be learning Next and React while working on this project :D

Implemented the whole API -- everything i'll need, at least

Implemented all API endpoints for domain management, and also wildcards! (See screenshot)

I created a minimal DNS server, a minimal database for storing the domains and a minimal internal API to manage it :D

Dockerized the server, added READMEs and a demo mode.

I've added SSID sniffing/collecting and data exporting. That way, you can easily export and process the data yourself - especially useful if you're a researcher.

I also added a viewer for individual MACs so that you can see where the individual MAC addresses went!

I added mandatory API keys for the boards and custom name support!

I added a very minimal search function so that you can search MACs in the database!

Added stats and charts for individual boards!

Added a board management page! You can list, remove and manually add boards now. Next up are stats for individual boards!

Added a graph so that you can now see a visualization of your sniffs!

Added a stats page! Now you can see the raw statistics of the recent sniffs.

Forgot to link my hackatime project for the UI :skulk:

Anyway, I added some styles so that it looks prettier

I started working on the frontend and the first thing i did was adding the upload page, where you can automatically upload the firmware, configure and trust the board by clicking a single button :D

The server can now store MACs and RSSIs in its database.

It can sniff MAC addresses and send them to a server now!

I finished the demo! Super excited to ship :D

I finished writing the docs! I just realized I have to make a demo page, though :/

I fixed the keyboard! Now SHIFT works properly, and you can input uppercase and lowercase letters. I even wrote a really simple text editor!

[main]
add $0 1
keygo $0 handle
goto main

[handle]
call print
[loop]
keygo $0 loop
goto main

[print]
neqgo $0 0x08 print_skip
print sys $0
print sys ' '
[print_skip]
print sys $0
ret

The only thing left to do now is to write dome docs and I think I'm done!

The emulator is complete!
I remapped the switch games button to J and mapped I to open the full sized keyboard. I submitted the PR and even though these aren't being accepted for now, I'm still happy I could finish this :D

Fixed a rendering bug, preloaded some games and mapped I to switch games.

I was able to fix all the bugs and now the test ROM works!
All that's now left to do is to add input and sound.

Some of the opcodes work, and I was able to run the Corax+ opcode test!

Found a way to individually set pixels on a Sprig! In the video, you can see a simple demo of my script that adds and removes dots randomly.

I added disk support in the emulator, as well as support for loading ROMs from files!

Things to do:
- Better docs
- Fix keyboard
- ???

I finished working on the language! And also added opcodes that allow you to manipulate two pointers - one for RAM, one for the disk - that you can read and write data with.

Things to do:
- Simpler ROM loading
- Disk support in emulator
- Fix keyboard
- ???

Added more instructions to lang64K! Now you can recreate the ASCII table program :D

Things to do:
- Simpler ROM loading
- More convenient opcodes for memory/disk manipulation
- Finish writing the language compiler
- Disk support in emulator
- Fix keyboard
- ???

Started writing a simple assembly-like language for easier development! On the screenshot, you can see the code and the result of a simple Hello World program.

Things to do:
- Simpler ROM loading
- More convenient opcodes for memory/disk manipulation
- Finish writing the language compiler
- ???

Implemented timers and sound :D

added keyboard input

Made it print out the full ASCII table!

Implemented most of the opcodes and wrote a simple program to print all printable ASCII characters in order. Takes up only 19 bytes!

uint8_t rom[] = {
    0x06, 0x00, 0x20,
    0x1a, 0x00, 0x7f, 0x00, 0x10,
    0x24, 0x00,
    0x06, 0x10, 0x01,
    0x00, 0x00, 0x03,
    0x00, 0x00, 0x10
};

Implemented some of the functions so that I can now print stuff on the screen!

thought out most of the opcodes, though they may get changed later
attached is a portion of them

It finally works! Time to deploy and ship :D

I added a database for storing subscriptions as well as slash commands for subscribing, unsubscribing, getting your subscriptions and getting your subscribers!

After a bit of trial and error, I can finally parse the messages from #summer-of-making-feed!

Figured out how to pull messages from #summer-of-making-feed!

Actually nevermind, there was a huge bug ':D

Well, it's fixed now, so the project is now ready to be shipped!

I finally finished writing the calculation, and it seems to be working correctly! I'm gonna deploy and ship now :P

I calculated the approval rate (see screenshot)

I made the scanner and while it was scanning, I also made the frontend!

The code is now making sure a player has at least 7 cards before they start playing. I also added a demo mode so that you can try it out for yourself when the demo is released!

I added:

• Styles to the battle page along
• Custom dialog boxes
• Drag and drop for cards

I'm almost done with the project already!! Can't wait to finish it

I implemented multiplayer using long polling! It was my first time trying to implement long polling, super proud of the outcome

Started working on the admin panel and have already made most of the internals work

I published the extension on VSCode marketplace!

Added a module for logging with HTTP requests. (and also clarified the docs! some stuff needs to be installed separately)

Changed the icon, figured out how to package the extension to VSIX. I think I'm ready to ship now as there's not much stuff left that I can add to this extension :P

I added the currently hacking tab from Hackatime into my exetension! (And also refactored a LOT of stuff)

First devlog! I added some very basic stuff, though more is coming. (See screenshot)

I added ten more helper nodes, such as regex matching nodes, DNS-related nodes, etc., and I think I'm ready to ship!

I added docs directly to overflow so that it's easier to learn it. (And also fixed a couple bugs!)

I also added sqlmap support! I think this is going to be the last one for now, I still need to work on helper functions, docs and polishing.

ZAP integration! You can now find new targets using ZAP's spider and scan them with its scanner.

Last devlog for today!
Last time, I forgot to mention the tasks tab that displays the currently running tasks like scans and checks.
Also, I added Sublist3r support (alongside a few other small things)! So now you can use Sublist3r with the other tools as well.

I'll also have to add a few helper nodes that would allow you to do string matching and other stuff, and I also have a couple ideas for new integrations, so stay tuned!

Burp suite integration!
Now you can automatically run Burp Suite scans using its builtin REST API. You can also create a custom configuration in Burp's settings and specify its name in the node settings to customize the scans.

First devlog!

As of right now, saving/loading workspaces, error logging integrations with Metasploit, nmap and crt.sh as well as some other helper nodes are supported. There's still lots more to come though!

Residents have jobs now! They can earn money sometimes, though it won't be posted on bluesky.

Now residents have diaries! Sometimes residents will make entries in their diaries regarding important events in their lives and those will be posted on Bluesky as well!

Now residents have an actual economy! They can buy items (TL treasures) from each other for prices ranging from $5 to $15. All of them get an initial balance of $100-$999 and maybe, just maybe, they'll get a job in the future? 👀

BREAKING NEWS!!!
I just added the news feature to the life sim. Now every 5 minutes there's a 30% chance of one of the 10 different types of news being posted on Bluesky. That includes shop openings, fests, fires and a few other things - you'll just have to see!

(or just check the source code lol)