Update README to better reflect curren status

README.md

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-# Tiny Clear ELF
-The goal of this project is to create the smallest possible ELF executable that clears the screen, for all architectures that are officially supported by Debian GNU/Linux Bullseye.
+```
+ ___________________________________________
+/    _|_o._      _                   _  __  \
+|     |_|| |\/__| |___ __ _ _ _  ___| |/ _| |
+|   /\      // _| / -_) _` | '_|/ -_) |  _| |
+| <(oo)>     \__|_\___\__,_|_|  \___|_|_|   |
+\___________________________________________/
+```
+
+The goal of this project is to create the smallest possible ELF executable that clears the screen, for all architectures that are officially supported by Debian GNU/Linux Bullseye. I made each of the 8 unique binaries by hand in [hed](/fr0zn/hed), a minimalist vim-inspired hex editor.
 
 ## How it works
 
 The way they work is simple - they print out the following hexadecimal data to stdout: `1b 5b 48 1b 5b 4a 1b 5b 33 4a`.
 
 Breaking it down further, what that does is print 3 ANSI escape sequences:
-1. `ESC[H` - move the cursor to position 0,0
-2. `ESC[J` - clear the screen
-3. `ESC[3J` - clear any scrollback lines
-
-Note that these utilities are hand-written in a hex editor, so source code distribution is not really an applicable concept. As such, I am not releasing them under a formal license. If you want to use them, you can do so however you want. I'd appreciate it if you'd let me know, but that's not a requirement, just something I'm curious about.
-
-I can't test all of these on real hardware, so I plan on using QEMU to test them. I also should note that am writing this README having never worked with pure assembly of any kind in any capacity, so I might be biting off more than I can chew with this project. For now, this repo is a statement of intent rather than a finished project.
-
-## Why do this?
-
-* It's (my idea of) fun
-* It will help me understand:
-  * the structure of ELF files
-  * the basics of several instruction set architectures
-  * the Linux Kernels `binfmt_misc` capability
-* It's likely to be at least a major part of my capstone project at college
+1. `␛[H` - move the cursor to position 0,0
+2. `␛[J` - clear the screen
+3. `␛[3J` - clear the scrollback buffer
 
-### TODO:
+Note that these utilities are hand-written in a hex editor, so source code distribution is not really an applicable concept. As such, I am not releasing them under a formal license. If you want to use them, you can do so however you want. I'd appreciate it if you'd let me know, but that's not a requirement, just something I'd appreciate.
 
-* [x] Create the ELF files
-  * [x] x86 family
-    * [x] amd64
-    * [x] i386
-  * [x] ARM family
-    * [x] armhf
-    * [x] armel
-    * [x] aarch64
-  * [x] MIPS family
-    * [x] mipsel
-    * [x] mips64el
-  * [x] PowerPC Family
-    * [x] ppc64el
-  * [x] IBM Z Family
-    * [x] s390x
-* [ ] Create a logo - an image of a transparent pointy-eared humanoid that takes up only about 1/16th of the image
+All of these have been verified to work when run with QEMU. Additionally, I've run most of them (namely amd64, i386, armhf/armel, arm64, and mipsel) on physical hardware successfully.