M95D

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   The social value of the freedom to study source code in the Spanish Court(fsfe.org)

   1 points by M95D 9mo ago|0 comments
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   by M95D 9mo ago

   > No, the VFAT driver doesn't do anything even slightly resembling that. Which driver? DOS? FreeDOS? Linux? Did you study any of them? > While rename can be atomic in some cases, it cannot be in the case of cross directory rename
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   by M95D 9mo ago

   Is 2025-10-15 recent enough? https://www.rideapart.com/news/776212/bmw-r1300rt-cardan-sha...
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   by M95D 9mo ago

   I never used ATA Security commands with NVME or SSDs, but I did use them with spinning rust ATA and SATA drives. I even had a BIOS module added into the firmware of the motherboard to manage ATA Security [0]. I have a few comments to make:
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   by M95D 9mo ago

   I had nothing but problems since that was introduced in 6.1. It seems that the kernel prefers to compact/defrag memory, repeatedly, each time freezing everything 1-2 seconds, rather than releasing some disk cache memory or swapping out
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   by M95D 9mo ago

   Alt+[SysRq,f] Or Alt+[SysRq,h] for help
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   by M95D 9mo ago

   > Their motorcycles had a better rep until now. No they didn't. Driveshafts are notoriously bad. It's the kind of failure that leaves you on foot in the middle of nowhere.
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   by M95D 9mo ago

   OpenWrt on some devices such as Turris Omnia writes the squashfs (mounted as RO root fs) in the "root" partition and then, immediately after, in the same partition, it writes a jffs2 (mounted as RW overlayfs). So it can be done.
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   by M95D 9mo ago

   I don't know how Linux driver updates FAT, but if it doesn't do it the way DOS did, then it's a bug that puts data at risk. 1) Allocate space in FAT#2, 2) Write data in file, 3) Allocate space in FAT#1, 4) Update directory en
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    FAT can be made tolerant form the driver just like a journaled FS: 1) mark blocks allocated in first FAT If a crash occurs here, then data written is incomplete, so write FAT1 with data from FAT2 discarding all changes. 2) write
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    loadlin ? https://youpibouh.thefreecat.org/loadlin/
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    I wonder if formatting the floppy is necessary. Could syslinux or maybe lilo load the kernel directly from raw floppy sectors and have the initrd appended to it and the commad line directly inside the kernel via CONFIG_CMDLINE? I know u-boo
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    I'm sorry to tell you, but I'm not really interested in a new distribution. I appreciate the effort of what you are trying to do, but I think you are wasting time maintaining a distribution instead of maintaining patches (or a for
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    I'm running Gentoo without dbus and I'm stuck at gtk 3.24.34. I would love to see those patches. Your site appears to be down.
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    How did you get GTK3/4 to work without dbus?
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    This is very common in all open source projects, not just Java/Oracle.
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    Did you read the complete comment? > Next is a text to your phone number, which is intercepted by firmware and sends gps coords back.
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    From what you know about WA, is it possible for the servers to MitM the connection between two clients? Is there a way for a client to independently verify the identity of the other client, such as by comparing keys (is it even possible to
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    > Civilizational doom isn't a foregone conclusion See lecture by B. Sidney Smith: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WPB2u8EzL8 . It explains the inevitablility of collapse.
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    Stated goal: "100% open source", but it uses a Raspberry? That doesn't compute. Anyway, too late for me. I just bought a CircuitMess Ringo.
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    But then, some rich people could pay them more to focus on certain subjects and ignore others.
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    1) So we should just read the news? 2) It was just an example. Each person should study their aplicable law-making process.
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    Then why read news and not directly read the new laws and regulations that were voted and passed, or new proposed laws under discussion? https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/better-regulation/have-your-sa...
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    > I don't understand why "common sense" has become so unpopular. IMHO, that's exactly it. You named it. Common sense is actually missing from more and more people. Why that is? I don't know - lack of basic common
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    Do you vote your governement in your country? I only vote president and parlament here, and until elections AFAIK there is no way for a majority of citizens to remove either.
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    I would prefer a GenBook RK3588 instead. At least I know RK3588 support is now in mainline uboot, kernel and mesa. Too bad it was abandoned. I guess too few people were interested.
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    But who would buy a beta-quality ARM laptop to run Windows?
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    > how peaceful and prosperous the most other Muslim countries are. Which coutries are those?
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    Automotive industry is being driven into the ground by chinese manufacturers now. They would probably be OK with "if we can't sell cars, nobody can" and keep just the (certified) robotaxi factories.
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    by M95D 9mo ago

    Why the X11 dependency if it's a TUI? I was expecting ncurses.