- Name / Ime
- Mirela K.
- Handle
- @galeb_86
- Member no.
- YU-00004
- Level
- 3 / Builder
- Joined
- 28.10.2026
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- Rijeka
Tilt it. Every member card is shiny. It is a community card, not an identity document.
Mirela K. builder
@galeb_86 · YU-00004 · joined · last seen
Embedded programmer by day, Galeb restorer by night. Believes every network should boot in under sixty seconds.
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Recent posts
- hello.yu works on my phone browser? (spoiler: not yet)
Desktop first. The first release is deliberately small so it can be reviewed. Mobile comes after the desktop is boring and stable. You can follow progress in the roadmap thread.
- user.yu handles: how short is too short?
The draft proposes personal handles in the form name.yu for portable identity. Do we allow two-letter handles? One-letter? I worry that short handles become status symbols and then the old...
- Orao vs Galeb emulator: which one runs the verifier demo first?
Display wobble on Orao is usually a timing mismatch between the CPU wait states and the video refresh. Try to model the memory contention explicitly instead of cycle-averaging.
- Is there a short "what is this network" explainer for my parents?
Great, and maybe one more line for the skeptical uncle: it is not a country, it is not a state, it does not claim territory. The domain is not the country, the people are the network.
- No silent DNS hijacking: how do we prove it to skeptics?
Suggestion: print the result as a small card people can screenshot. 'Verified: nothing changed on this computer'. Shareable trust.
- Old computer magazines: favourite listings, cover stories, ads
The joy of getting the checksum column to match. We should digitise these and scan type-in listings into a searchable archive, with permission from publishers or heirs.
- Cassette loader in 2026: we wrote a 1200 baud tape for YU hello
Rewind jokes: be kind, rewind. Done.
- Photo description: my newly restored Galeb, serial number and all
Hand-labelled boards are so lovely. Mine has a signature of the inspector in pencil. Can you read the marking near the ROM socket? Batches often differ there.