GNU Unifont emoji.

From: https://edent.gitlab.io/unifont/

Pal - apply an eight-color terminal color scheme to an image. Use the keyboard controls to choose a theme, set thresholds, and cycle hues.

From: https://pal.constraint.systems/

GNU Unifont data format example.

From: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Unifont

Drawing a bitmap font on canvas.

Learning about generating bitmap fonts.

From: https://github.com/vladimirgamalyan/fontbm

Palette edit.

C and I have started playing Minecraft. I built a workshop out of dirt, gold and coal.

Rough music purchasing plan.

From: https://scrawl.grantcuster.com/2020-003-40.html

UI is done, I think. Now to clean up and make everything work.

Figuring out the UI.

Refactoring the image -> terminal color scheme app to use shaders.

A nice guide by @MikeRiethmuller on image manipulation techniques with canvas. It goes through basic (what I've been doing), 32-bit (what I'm going to do now), and shaders (what I'll probably end up trying soon).

From: https://www.madebymike.com.au/writing/canvas-image-manipulation/

Test: Scruggs -> tomorrow night theme.

Atreus mechanical keyboard.

From: https://atreus.technomancy.us/

Applying terminal theme colors to images.

Visualizing some terminal color schemes.

New from Constraint Systems: Bix visualizes text as binary code and lets you draw on top of it.

From: https://bix.constraint.systems

Data Gardens class syllabus by Everest Pipkin.

From: https://everestpipkin.github.io/datagardens/

I finished Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Software and Hardware this week. It was great. I didn't understand everything about how computer hardware works but it made me a lot more confident that I can understand it.

From: https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0735611319

Computer Lib/Dream Machines: "You can and must understand computers NOW."

From: http://worrydream.com/refs/Nelson-ComputerLibDreamMachines1975.pdf