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by snvzz 5mo ago
Good riddance.
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by snvzz 5mo ago
>it's literally every DOS game ever It is large, but seriously? I do not think it is complete, far from.
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by snvzz 5mo ago
The microkernel-based systems (LionsOS, Genode and so on) already have sane interfaces. What is needed in that regard is just to port more drivers over.
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by snvzz 5mo ago
Drivers need to be updated every now and again due to the lack of stable APIs, and increasingly nobody wants to deal with that. The resulting trend is drivers for older/less common hardware are being dropped. Linux complexity comes wit
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by snvzz 5mo ago
It should be done in userspace, but then again, so should everything else[0]. 0. https://microkerneldude.org/category/sel4/
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by snvzz 5mo ago
Openbsd makes a good stopgap. The way forward is seL4[0][1]. 0. https://sel4.systems/ 1. https://microkerneldude.org/category/sel4/
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by snvzz 5mo ago
As someone who has run DNS and DHCP servers... unfortunately, no. Shit happens, and choices still do matter. Even if it feels it should be simple, Linux has a way. My experience has been that Openbsd is rock solid, so are its implementation
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by snvzz 5mo ago
Should work. Amiga emulators have been decent for a while, accuracy-wise.
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by snvzz 5mo ago
Atari.
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by snvzz 5mo ago
Most K1 support is actually upstream in 7.0.
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by snvzz 5mo ago
>Sigh. 1gbps is widely available, even in relatively poor countries. No, it isn't. Not even by far. >And if you're making a _new_ device that should last for 5-10 years, it's just stupid to use technology that is gettin
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by snvzz 5mo ago
Clean room is a thing. First use some model to make a specification. Then another to implement it from the specification.
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by snvzz 5mo ago
Note that most people, worldwide, only have <1gbps internet access if at all.
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by snvzz 5mo ago
The real state of the art is single-game machines. Instead of running the game in some arbitrary computer, you'd require players to buy your dedicated hardware, a black box that runs the game and nothing else.
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by snvzz 5mo ago
Busybox is... a toybox[0] with a more restrictive license. 0. https://github.com/landley/toybox
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by snvzz 5mo ago
>Wear a body camera while in public, one that is always recording. You simply cannot film or take pictures of people in public without consent. Doing this is a crime in Japan. You are thus advocating for people to commit crimes in Japan.
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by snvzz 5mo ago
>discarded, unused bike rotting in a ditch Every bike in japan has individual registration or, same thing, a registered owner, as you found out. You stole a bike, when you could have ignored it or reported it as a lost object. There were
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by snvzz 5mo ago
>Desoldering Pump I should have bought my Hakko fr301 way earlier than I did.
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by snvzz 5mo ago
Stop... short of.
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by snvzz 5mo ago
That conversation seems like he was covertly teaching you about linked lists.
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by snvzz 5mo ago
When I look at current software, I can only see bloat. In contrast of what we used to have.
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by snvzz 5mo ago
>Well, implementations of UEFI are all over the board because vendors have their own ideas, that leads to compatibility issues. RISC-V has specifications on how UEFI should be implemented. It's not just "use UEFI".
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by snvzz 5mo ago
I have a lynx II, and it is a brick (huge! heavy!).
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by snvzz 5mo ago
>"haha, it was the TurboGrafx-16 but its CPU was 8-bit" Amusingly, TurboGrafx-16 is a US-specific name, so is the huge shell. In Japan, the console was called PC Engine and was really compact. Later revised as CoreGrafx and Cor
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by snvzz 5mo ago
There's, in practice, unlimited such bugs in the megabytes of kernel object code. Monolithic UNIX-like kernels are a bankrupt design. Only third generation microkernels like seL4[0] make sense in the present world. All effort put elsew
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by snvzz 5mo ago
>Competitive VLEN Amusing lack of detail. They provide nothing whatsoever, except a 16/GHz(SPEC2006) claim and a RVV1.0 claim. With RVA23 chips already shipping, this is dead on the water.
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by snvzz 6mo ago
If this was the case, I'd wait the 90 days before buying a game. As this isn't the case, I have been waiting for several years to buy many games. Denuvo still hasn't been removed, so I continue to wait.
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by snvzz 6mo ago
Yet I have a bunch of games on steam wishlist which I've been waiting for years to buy. The stopper is of course denuvo, which they keep renewing the license of, for no good reason.
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by snvzz 6mo ago
I hear you, I disagree. We do not need to argue over this, but rather, we can see what happens over the next couple years.
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by snvzz 6mo ago
From the FAQ in the ladybird front page. >All sponsorships are in the form of unrestricted donations. Board seats and other forms of influence are not for sale. i.e. donations explicitly do not buy any say in the project.

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