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661.
by snvzz 1y ago
Lack of ECC is what prevents the Framework Desktop from being anything else than an expensive toy.
662.
by snvzz 1y ago
Very important to note the lack of x86 (32bit x86) support. The end of an era.
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by snvzz 1y ago
Belongs in userspace. Absolutely not the kernel. But we can't seem to move past archaic UNIX architecture.
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by snvzz 1y ago
It is increasingly evident that RISC-V is the way to go, not some closed platform.
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by snvzz 1y ago
There's also the ownership/legal aspect, which is covered in detail in the Amiga Documents[0]. 0. https://sites.google.com/site/amigadocuments/
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by snvzz 1y ago
There's also the ownership/legal aspect, which is covered in detail in the Amiga Documents[0]. 0. https://sites.google.com/site/amigadocuments/
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by snvzz 1y ago
It is increasingly evident that RISC-V is the way to go, not some closed platform.
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by snvzz 1y ago
The privacy policy[0] page seems to be a blank stub. 0. https://givemeagirlfriend.com/privacy-policy
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by snvzz 1y ago
Because patents, despite publicly funded research. Every damn time.
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by snvzz 1y ago
Somebody is obviously monopolizing ipv4 space.
671.
by snvzz 1y ago
The reset thing by the end... a 68000 (which the pistorm replaces) would of course do it by itself when first powered. Article is nice, but in dire need of a video showcasing it.
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by snvzz 1y ago
>They are incredibly expensive, costing $250,000 to $500,000 per year. No way they cost that much to make. Big pharma is out of control.
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by snvzz 1y ago
Does _nobody_ make a NAS case with support for some standard small form factor of motherboard and PSU, for DIY NAS?
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by snvzz 1y ago
First lesson: Avoid recurring payments aka subscriptions.
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by snvzz 1y ago
The vid is old and they made some promise to open source things later. I wonder if it ever happened. I did withhold my purchase back then just because I'd rather wait for open source than buy some device I cannot trust.
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by snvzz 1y ago
They probably paid google for their cloud backup services.
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by snvzz 1y ago
Remember you're experiencing a debug build of pre-alpha software.
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by snvzz 1y ago
>pico 2w ARM or RISC-V?
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by snvzz 1y ago
Brace for unauthenticated remote execution exploits on network stack.
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by snvzz 1y ago
AIUI we know of one Ascalon licensee, LG. The known intent of LG is as main processor on its smart TVs.
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by snvzz 1y ago
Fingers crossed that's what it means and that it succeeds. I'd likely buy that.
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by snvzz 1y ago
Same argument could be made for banning alcohol.
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by snvzz 1y ago
>for everything Except x86.
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by snvzz 1y ago
Regulation in place, lobbied into law by the major CC processors, is designed to make the appearance of new payment processors hard to impossible.
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by snvzz 1y ago
It's a long way to say "Not complaint with RVA23."
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by snvzz 1y ago
long live amIRC[0]! 0. https://www.amirc.org/
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by snvzz 1y ago
Best to wait for the RVA23 chips.
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by snvzz 1y ago
RVA23 compliant implies V. Two of the three processors seem to be RVA23.
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by snvzz 1y ago
Main issue with P550 is no V. Huge handicap, can't easily make up for that. RVA23 requires V. These incoming CPUs are the real deal, a perfectly usable performance level in the present day. (unless they cache-starve them or some other
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by snvzz 1y ago
As Xorg is effectively abandoned, these days I run Xlibre[0]. 0. https://x11libre.net/

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