A binary clock in the terminal. So pretty. So annoying to use as a clock TBH.

[@olivier7592]

Hi, it's 13:09 not 13:05

[@tomontheinternet]

Amazing that I got this wrong.

[@olivier7592]

@@tomontheinternet It happens. the project is fun though :) and forgot to say I like your videos which are refreshing !

[@tomontheinternet]

Thanks! So happy when I hear someone likes the same stuff I do.

[@oblivitv1337]

Yeah Alan, he’s on break! 😂

[@alankjohn9263]

it's been soo long!! I've tried contacting you on twitter but I can't send messages to you there!! you've been gone for too long and it was really nice to see you today

[@raghavgoel7467]

also tell me which glyphs should i use in my waybar , i copy some of them from font awesome

[@smalinux]

Welcome back : )

[@joedavies6624]

Hi, how do you implement the binary program in the clock area of linux?

[@tomontheinternet]

Hey Joe good question. Unfortunately I don't remember how I did this. It was quite a long time ago. What I remember is that the program is just a bash script and that the top bar had a module that allowed execution of a random executable. So it will depend on what bar you're using on Linux. Look to see if they have a module that allows arbitrary execution. That module will display the results that are printed to standard out

[@raghavgoel7467]

Can somebody share the glyphs