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by mkj 3y ago
Aspeed aren't the ones keeping them closed - OpenBMC running on Aspeed chips is an option chosen by some system vendors. It's a vendor choice whether to go with an open platform or a closed BMC from AMI etc. https://git
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by mkj 3y ago
https://media.defense.gov/2023/May/09/2003218554/-1/-1/0/JOI... has some interesting technical details. Good to see the bad guys also make bits-vs-bytes mistakes, with their 128 bit Diffie
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by mkj 3y ago
The styling is pretty similar to the old Apple iSight. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISight#/media/File:ISights.jpg About 10x larger, but the pictures don't have anything for scale comparison!
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by mkj 3y ago
Fortran is simpler to learn than C++, and much simpler to learn than the applied mathematics that the programs embody. Just make sure the Fortran code is confined to applications it's good at (maths, not IO or data shuffling) and peopl
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by mkj 3y ago
One perhaps large remaining area of Fortran code is the seismic processing industry for oil and gas exploration. 15 years there seems a plausible timeframe for the industry to shrink a lot, though there still might be some work for producti
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by mkj 3y ago
Apple used to be ok distributing gplv2 programs, what spooked them with v3? Is it the anti-locked-device provisions?
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by mkj 3y ago
That might make LGPL static linking more legally feasible for a lot of programs too!
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by mkj 3y ago
The real win from quic might come from mapping ssh channels to quic streams (are they called that?). Then you could have many forwarded tcp streams internally (for a socks proxy etc) but wouldn't have to deal with SSH channel windowing
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by mkj 3y ago
Yes
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by mkj 3y ago
https://github.com/google/OpenSK works, it runs on something like this $15 board. Could do with a case though. https://www.nordicsemi.com/About-us/BuyOnline?search_token=n...
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by mkj 4y ago
If you only run in daytime you have the same capital costs for half the output - a lot harder to make viable. Might be OK if the energy cost dominates anything else?
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by mkj 4y ago
Do you know what kind of ui drawing architecture PalmOS uses? Seems like it's probably more aligned with that type of device.
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by mkj 4y ago
Do you mean something like a self balancing unicycle? It'd have some advantages over a bike, taking up less storage and manoeuvring footprint.
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by mkj 4y ago
It coexisted when megafauna were still around so needed a severe effect to deter being eaten. That's the explanation our guide in the Daintree gave. 2 ton marsupials, for example https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aus
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by mkj 4y ago
A slight tangent - is there any reason filament LEDs couldn't be fashioned into a Nixie Tube style number form? That seems like it might have the same nicely curved aesthetic but be easier to manufacture. I'd assumed there would b
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by mkj 4y ago
5e9 * 220 / 3600 / 24 implies they are using 12 million cpu cores continuously? That seems nearly implausible, but perhaps it's true?
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by mkj 4y ago
Dropbear's listening on all interfaces, so the only thing that would save it would be iptables perhaps?
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by mkj 4y ago
If I'm reading right the router has SSH listening with admin/1234 to log in, as bought from the shop? That's a bit sad.
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by mkj 4y ago
I'm not sure the iron ore mining companies themselves are following that thought train. As a recent example https://www.afr.com/companies/mining/fortescue-lab-succeeds-...
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by mkj 4y ago
It would work with OpenSSH's HostKeyAgent option.
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by mkj 4y ago
Another async framework might give smaller binaries, important for Linux routers and things.
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by mkj 4y ago
You can build a new compiler on RHEL7 and ship the runtime libstdc++ with your program. We did that in the days of RHEL5, it was a bit of a hassle but it worked.
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by mkj 4y ago
Or add magnetic plugs to capture the dust. https://www.lislecorp.com/oem-products-division/magnetic-plu...
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by mkj 4y ago
Maybe bluetooth speakers? Not sure if it syncs tume well enough. Guess you could have a calibration mic at the transmitter...
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by mkj 4y ago
Are the amazon ones genuine?
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by mkj 4y ago
It's not "instead of". The sentence before your quote says they're building next generation reactors.
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by mkj 4y ago
At least with gnome-keyring, it doesn't seem able to limit keyring access to only "good" program executables (how would it identify them? And their linked libs...), so using the keyring won't give much security benefit?
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by mkj 4y ago
But isn't Golem kind of a synonym for Robot? Every choice has problems!
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by mkj 4y ago
Who is funding the new work? https://servo.org/blog/2023/01/16/servo-2023/ "Servo to Advance in 2023" Good to see it happening. Even if it doesn't directly get used as a major browser
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by mkj 4y ago
I think there is probably a way to do that. There's also this teaser of a tool like that, from Matt Venn who created tinytapeout - Siliwiz https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=V9xCa4RNfCM

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