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by greguu 5mo ago
This BananaPi RISC-V router board is officially supported in OpenWRT https://docs.banana-pi.org/en/BPI-RV2/BananaPi_BPI-RV2 and is very affordable. While not as powerful than the Spacemit K1 and having much less R
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by greguu 3y ago
I would have expected some 3dfx based GPUs to be on the top end of the list, considering their rarity, like the 5500 etc, but none are listed...ah D3D benchmark... explains it. Edit: Realised its D3D benched...
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by greguu 3y ago
As a long time Alpine user (bare metal, laptop, pi, servers) I can praise the low memory footprint, simple and consistent configuration and up-to-date packages. Alpine runs great on older hardware. Things that bugged me over the years are t
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by greguu 7y ago
The helicopter in the animation looks like a EC225 or AS332 "Super Puma"
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by greguu 7y ago
The idea of achieving peace by drugging the population reminds me of Stanislaw Lem's book "The Futurological Congress", where this interesting concept was turned into a fun to read and thought-provoking SciFi novel.
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by greguu 8y ago
The new release still works fine on a TP-Link TL-WR1043N/ND v1 (32MB RAM, 8MB Flash). This is an old router I got from the local reuse center for $10 a few years ago. It can handle a 100 Mbps fiber connection fine and has 5 gigabit por
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by greguu 8y ago
Memories come back of the time when Phrack Magazine and digital copies of The Anarchist Cookbook were shared via IPXCOPY.EXE or floppies at 10Base2 LAN parties or other scene gatherings. Interesting ISDN hacks and also ntpwc.c and other thi
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Arch Linux on a Sharp Zaurus C3x00 in 2018(archlinuxarm.org)
3 points by greguu 9y ago|0 comments
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by greguu 9y ago
Hey, what about Intel Xscale processors like the PXA2xx series ? These do have Dynamic branch prediction/folding afaik and may be affected ? Does somebody have a spectre.c tuned for generic armv5tel for example? Current versions of spe