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by snvzz 1y ago
Not on Google's own websites such as Youtube.
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by snvzz 1y ago
Can't help but wonder why not the much simpler MIT.
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by snvzz 1y ago
I think a better comparison would be with e.g. the miSTer and the many cores its ecosystem maintains, all open source HDL.
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by snvzz 1y ago
There are many video editors (arch example[0]). What are the pros and cons of this one? 0. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/List_of_applications/Multim...
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by snvzz 1y ago
RVA23 seems to be the starting gun for that. The first few chips are expected 2026. This includes many at 10+ specint2006/GHz, faster than e.g. Zen+ or Haswell.
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by snvzz 1y ago
If only if it was an actual CRT, rather than a LCD on a retro-style case. Instead, I have to recommend the OSSC / OSSC Pro, with your favourite modern display.
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by snvzz 1y ago
YMMV but I do welcome the floppy drive. Besides being integral to the experience / faithful to the prototype C65, it is remarkably reliable storage media that's well-suited for this class of machine, which have very few KBs of RAM
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by snvzz 1y ago
It is sad. At one point, they were close to joining the EU.
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by snvzz 1y ago
I use headscale and took the high road: Tailscale IPs all the time. Why trust the wires at all. Just run all traffic through VPN, even if it's in the same LAN. This way, I know all traffic is encrypted. I don't have to worry about
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by snvzz 1y ago
Next is Web5. Disregard HTML, CSS, JS and other nonsense; Embrace RISC-V machine code.
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by snvzz 1y ago
If you re-read above, you might figure out this is about X11 on Linux on the m68k Amiga platform, specifically. Which is broken, and has been for years now. Whereas it works on Netbsd, thanks to patches written by Netbsd developers. I am ho
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by snvzz 1y ago
The default Amiga 500 configuration can handle that. Point winuae to kickstart rom dir, insert the cannon fodder floppy images into the virtual drives and fire it up. It just works. But it can be overwhelming to people who aren't famil
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by snvzz 1y ago
Not gonna be running chrome or firefox there, that's for sure. But there are otherwise thousands of X11 applications to run. Yes, the bloat is unfathomable. Relative to how fast and clean AmigaOS and emuTOS are, on the same hardware.
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by snvzz 1y ago
Certainly not on Amiga hardware.
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by snvzz 1y ago
It is indeed a mistake to target Linux, as it guarantees the majority of effort will be spent tracking Linux, rather than working on the filesystem itself. There are far better options such as FUSE or the filesystem APIs in other operating
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by snvzz 1y ago
>Why can't these older processors be supported via a software shim for unrecognised instructions? It can. It's just this shim is out of scope for Ubuntu. Refer to opensbi instruction emulation. >It is far better for software
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by snvzz 1y ago
We never recovered from Eternal September.
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by snvzz 1y ago
Linux was big back then. Nowadays, you'd have a better experience on Netbsd, which still has developers who care about its Amiga support. PCMCIA network cards work (whereas Linux got rid of PCMCIA entirely) and so does X11 (currently d
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by snvzz 1y ago
>...or everyone will move to something else - ANYTHING else - because we don't want to replace our brand new devices just to run Ubuntu. Everyone now is nobody tomorrow. Right now, the few RISC-V boards are in the hands of developer
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by snvzz 1y ago
Not only is the damage contained, but it is also much easier to protect an isolated NFS server. For instance, instead of being able to read/write/jump literally anywhere in memory, it would only have capabilities to the resources
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by snvzz 1y ago
Most likely the latter, based solely on price.
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by snvzz 1y ago
>I have been annoyed on my ps5 dualsense controller I have ds and ds pro, no problem with either. (I own no PS4 or PS5) Probably some unintentional, accidental incompatibility rather than by design.
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by snvzz 1y ago
https://archive.is/GGivC
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Nintendo locked down the Switch 2's USB-C port and broke third-party docking(theverge.com)
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by snvzz 1y ago
>Still, no consumer based RV23 mini-ITX or micro-ATX or ATX form factor devices. Sure. But there are RVA22+V such devices. RVA23 will eventually succeed these. Many IP vendors announced RVA23 cores, but understand that the process from h
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by snvzz 1y ago
>Does this line up with what riscv android will also require? AIUI both Google and Microsoft selected RVA23 as baseline.
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by snvzz 1y ago
>1990 (the Sega Master System) Probably meant 1988 (Sega Mega Drive). >I'm not an expert on the Amiga's commercial history, and it's a complicated topic. For anybody curious, the Amiga Documents[0]. 0. https:/&#x2
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by snvzz 1y ago
>You can get the exact same bug in a microkernel Absolutely. And yet, it is that much easier to keep a tiny codebase bug-free. And only that tiny codebase has to run with supervisor privileges.
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by snvzz 1y ago
With millions of LoCs, it is no surprise there are bugs. Worse yet, the kernel runs in supervisor mode. This kernel design is bankrupt. There's much better available, such as seL4+Genode.
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by snvzz 1y ago
>inevitable RISC-V based, follows the RISC-V marketing book.

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