Well, TIL that I have previously learned c corone and c cornix backwards. Possibly because I associated the hood with corona somehow. Though that all comes from a time they were all just called corvus corone cornix here.

Have you seen Google search lately? :)

Maybe compared to the CD "jewel" cases.

Better than shellac I guess.

Jewel cases are fragile, but they’re largely standard and can be easily replaced if the crack or the dots in the middle snap off. It has no bearing on the artwork or the music itself.

The result is a convincing fake. Enough for many uses, but it's not the "source".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminal_emulator, not https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_terminal

Languages evolve. Nobody I know goes around bothering saying "terminal emulator". The last time I touched an X terminal was 30 years ago - I have no intention of bothering with the distinction.

> Price Range $12.99 - $19.99

I'm actually kind of curious what the actual device is.

Well, I bought them when they were selling at $6+$2 for shipping.

And it's Luckfox Pico Mini. I guess everything computer related got 100% more expensive during the last year.

I thought someone trained a model on conspiracy theories.

somebody please do this!

A literally modest system would center around headphones. :)

Yes. That's closer to the time mortals started to be able to afford SATA SSD's.

Though there were some disk-on-chip things before, but they were sized in megabytes. I think I might still have a PATA one somewhere. (And you could boot various memory sticks and cards for an even slower experience.)

> extremely limited resources, both in terms of RAM and storage

> Write your code in Go

When you ship containers or to ultra-embedded, that one actually matters. If done right you can ship a container that only contains your application's binary, not a single byte more.

> Write your code in Go

Container not even needed, there's projects like Tamago [0] that let you run your golang application without even needing an OS

[0] https://github.com/usbarmory/tamago