| ▲ | jauntywundrkind 4 hours ago | |
(2015). Connect to g+! Very much a fan of this, of the 9p life. What times seeing a shell on the web with 9p access! 9p is very shell coded, as we see here, but I also really want to imagine going further. I want to imagine apps and systems that interoperate via small fine grained files. As a scripting environment, I really hope it's easy and fun for programs and now llms to look at and alter state, to work other systems, and 9p feels like it is rallying around a core truth that's there all the time just more of it, more files. Instead of descending beyond the os into deeper datastructures like toml. A downside is that now you need lots of kernel syscalls to talk to all the files. That alas has not, historically, been performant. | ||
| ▲ | mbreese 4 hours ago | parent [-] | |
Yep... their Github was last updated 11 years ago (which would also explain the SSL warnings). https://github.com/pigshell/pigshell/commit/9ad32ce83b7191e8... committed on Aug 24, 2015 Still, I'm a fan of the style. Today, it would probably be an LLM interface to resources, but how much fun would a web shell be? | ||