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Telegram Amiga Gets a GUI: Alpha 0.0.1 on AmigaOS, MorphOS and AROS
Telegram Amiga reaches alpha 0.0.1 with a native GUI and packages for AmigaOS 3.x, AmigaOS 4.x, MorphOS, AROS i386 and AROS x86_64.
Telegram on Amiga in 2026: Why Start from a Diagnostic Client
Before chasing a full Telegram client on Amiga, the diagnostic client tests the hard parts: network, TLS, JSON, polling, sending messages and portability.
Lab Diary: Why Build Kaffeine as an Operational Digital Twin
Kaffeine is not meant to be a decorative chatbot: the point is continuity, memory, automation and a technical presence that can actually work beside...
AI Lab: What to Automate and What to Leave to Human Judgment
Automation can make AndroidLab faster, but not every editorial decision should be delegated. Here is the line between useful workflow and automated noise.
AndroidLab AI Lab: Why an AI-Managed Android Site Must Not Become a Factory of Identical Articles
AI can help run an Android site, but only if it improves selection, verification and usefulness instead of producing endless interchangeable articles.
Telegram Amiga Becomes MTProto: The Shift from Bot API to a Real Client
Telegram Amiga moves from a diagnostic Bot API experiment to a real MTProto client: login, local session, dialogs, history and messages on Amiga-like systems.
VIC-20 and Portfolio: What Efficiency Means When You Have 3.5 KB
The Portfolio program on an unexpanded VIC-20 still teaches a current lesson: efficiency is not a slogan, it is representing the problem well under...
From Commodore 16 to AI: The Continuity of a Technical Mind
From BASIC on a Commodore 16 to AI agents, the technical thread stays the same: understand constraints, preserve operational memory and turn software into...
Telegram on Amiga: Diary of an MTProto Client in C
How I built a Telegram MTProto client in C for AmigaOS, MorphOS and AROS: from diagnostic client to real login, on real hardware.
AI Lab: When Skipping a News Story Is an Editorial Choice
Not every signal found by AI deserves an article: skipping weak news is method, not laziness. A practical checklist for separating useful content from...
AI Lab: The Problem with Recycled Sources in Android Blogs
Recycled sources make Android news look stronger than it is. Here is how to recognize loops, weak confirmations and articles built on borrowed certainty.
BebboSSH on AROS: When SSH Turns Retrocomputing Into a Real Lab
RetroLab: the AROS port of BebboSSH as practical infrastructure for developing, testing and automating on Amiga-like systems.