FB is one of my daily madness explainers and commenters.

Don Lemon
Jacob Ward's Warning | Has A.I. Gone Too Far?!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kotgqR3neZ0

SVG?

In an XTerm?

I read about "something something SVG" in Chawan before, but only today I tried it:

Farron Balanced
Elon Musk's DOGE Staffers Are Dangerously Stupid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVa5cXiASQ8

Wait a bit (3m00s) ... this clip is about (ab)using AI too.

The question I'm missing there (or is my babel-fish just too under-caffeinated?):
Does that leak sensitive information into the AI?
I would be surprised if not.

AI is not the screwdriver you have at home, that is totally unconnected to its manufacturer and does not "phone home".

Sabine Hossenfelder
Sam Altman Thinks We Need To Change Our Social Contract
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-5chPHZ18E

We were very social back then and there.

Google Image Search?

In an XTerm?

Would you believe this without screenshot?

\o/

Thanks for the details!

Gitea?  Really?

[[siteconf]]
host = "tildegit.org"
cookie = true
scripting = true

Login works.
Colourcancer danger zone.
Maybe this is worth some fine tuning and a repo to play with instead of risking to screw up the other ones.

I2P works.  \o/

... still fighting with *.onion addresses.

~$ ls /opt/chawan/libexec/chawan/
ansi2html  dirlist2html  gopher2html  md2html  uri2html  urlenc
cgi-bin    gmi2html      img2html     nc       urldec
~$ ls /opt/chawan/libexec/chawan/cgi-bin/
about   chabookmark  finger  gemini  http  man      resize  sixel    stbi
canvas  file         ftp     gopher  jebp  nanosvg  sftp    spartan

There is much more under the hood than I mentioned.  Like W3M it plays (man)pager too, I assume dirlist2html will mimic W3M's file system viewer and seeing the smolweb protocols and even more being supported is really nice too.  I think its protocol diversity is in the same class as Elinks and Dillo while the overlap not completely is 1:1 to them.  E.g. Elinks currently is the only browser supporting fsp: I know of.

EDIT20240105
I mentioned the GUI browser Dillo side by side to Elinks because of its protocol diversity and I typically mention W3M and Emacs in the same context too.  Dillo is so easy to extend, that I could take it's Spartan plugin and turn it into one for the Nex protocoll easily.
/EDIT20240105

I've no idea what nanosvg is expected to do, my only own webpage with embedded SVG code did not render the graphic.

Meanwhile I've built it on Devuan5/armhf, NetBSD9.1/amd64, NetBSD9.3/amd64, NetBSD10.0/amd64 and OpenBSD7.3/amd64.  The Devuan5/armel build still crawls on a Pi1.  It works in most cases for all protocols I tested and as man viewer, but http: and https: refuse to work on the NetBSDs while the rest works.  As usual, answers will find me, so I'm patient with that situation.  OmmmMMMmmm...  ;-)

It gives me one wide smile after the other:

And I had a crash with postbank.de which probably has a gigantic amount of JS in its page.  Without JS being enabled it rendered and looked halfway familiar.  Lots of other JS-heavy pages don't work, but I care more for my own cheat sheets and outsourced reminders written in Orgmode/Org-Babel and for those Chawan is the first textmode/terminal browser that renders this stuff without butchering the layout:

I expect to discover more positive surprises.

Sufficiently "fat" FPGAs will do for the start.  I assume that smaller ones can be interconnected like with classic bus layouts without sacrificing too much flexibility and maybe even that way make incremental live changes in running systems possible.  Just always have some chips more than you need as stand-by and just switch them when a newer one got configured.  That will stay more flexible than ASICs or other chips with only one fixed contents.