sogaiu

use efibootmgr to show existing entries:

# efibootmgr

(-v can give more info)

creating a boot entry is a little involved...for nvme drive, use names like nvme0n1 for --disk / -d,

	~/src/wattle $ rm -rf .zig-cache
	~/src/wattle $ time zig build --summary all
	Build Summary: 27/27 steps succeeded
	install success
	├─ install wattle success
	│ └─ compile lib wattle Debug native success 200ms MaxRSS:88M
	│ ├─ WriteFile success
	│ ├─ compile obj wattle-runtime Debug native success 19s MaxRSS:423M
	│ │ ├─ options success
	│ │ ├─ options success

	* questionable term "ai assistant" 0:05
	* "assistant" might be anthropomorphizing

	* referring to "ai assistant" as "ai" 0:10
	* "ai" is loaded term

	* "sensible prediction of what word comes next" 0:17
	* not actually words but tokens
	* not actually sensible

	issues

	* be able to customize the ansi escape code for :code
	in doc-format? see from around here:

	https://janet.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/519748-chat/topic//near/623837136

	bakpakin mentioned that styling and color can be turned off:

	https://github.com/janet-lang/janet/pull/1886#issuecomment-5813103331

	* https://unit42.paloaltonetworks.com/passwordless-authentication-security-risks/
	* https://www.hazetec.com/briefs/20260904-passkey-security-flaws-39-new-methods-to-compromise-authentication-revealed.html
	* https://www.techradar.com/pro/security/researchers-reveal-that-passkeys-are-not-as-safe-as-we-think-they-are-heres-how-to-stay-safe