Yup, I get 1-3ms to 1.1.1.1 and 18-20ms to Google from a semi-local fiber provider.
Definitely blew my mind coming from the ~20ms DOCSIS adds.
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Definitely blew my mind coming from the ~20ms DOCSIS adds.
A commenter below quotes a 73% annual growth rate vs. 23% over the prior decade.
You don't think that'd have an effect on people's perception?
The fact is Android could be scaled down way better than KaiOS could be scaled up.
(and you could just wait for the perf/$ to continue to decrease).
Indeed torrents were the most obvious cause of the fragmentation I saw.
Shouldn't be hard to migrate if it got discontinued.
Is the legal basis just copyright of the contents?
To paraphrase:
> If you Used Nostr your communication would be completely uncensored and decentralized.
> Yeah, but it would all be with the kind of people who use Nostr.
As of now it’s filled with BTC-maxis / crypto bros that mainly talk about how great Nostr and Bitcoin are … and not much else. I suppose there’s plenty of tasteless AI slop and gross adult scams if that suits your palate.
New word of the day!
My understanding is Coreboot is a minimum-viable firmware implementation to get your hardware initialized ... and not much else.
Once Coreboot is ready you then use "Payloads".
Payloads can be as varied as booting into Linux directly, GRUB directly, or a whole UEFI/BIOS implementation.
SeaBIOS is a whole FOSS BIOS implementation (commonly used for emulators like QEMU) and is somewhat tractable according to my prior research (~50k lines of C).
My comment about CPU support is due to modern systems using UEFI - the payload for that is TianoCore EDK2. It's quite large (900k+ lines) and while it has much more eyes on it, if minimalism is what you're looking for I doubt it would qualify.
That leaves you with systems from before ~2013 or so - assuming you can even flash Coreboot to them, which only supports a handful of systems.
I suppose you could just jump into Linux though. Perhaps it's silly to do anything else.
Thinkpads have been a meme since the early 2010s.
It's funny to bring up the T480/s as positive example because I remember people complaining about anything past ~xx20 series.
> caught everyone's attention with the fun DIY repair angle
Framework is a reaction to the cult following a lot of the business laptops had. When people are spending $$ to retrofit modern mainboards to vintage Thinkpad chassis you know there's enthusiast money to be made there.
audit - appears to be some sort of AppArmor logging?
br[] - bridge interface docker uses consistently rebuilds itself? May be related to docker compose networking.
I actually have quite a bit in the freezer, I'll have to incorporate that next!
> Decent sauerkraut
Are you aware where you find that in the US?
> Fun fact, it gets gradually better with each reheating
That was a very common theme when researching. I froze my leftovers for the winter!
Pierogi are very common here (the best is always "however my [grand]mother made them") but I'm not familiar with the rest!
Sounds like I'll have plenty of ideas for the winter :)
My wife was not pleased by the smells, as you say.
I think it'd be quite nice in the winter :)
Why isn't it? The CDDL is basically the MPL, which in-turn is basically the LGPL.
The jihad against the GPL by FreeBSD and conveniently ignoring the CDDL being weak-copyleft was always ironic to me.
> and the devs probably haven't had one either
solene@ left and stated the filesystem as a supporting reason:
> I have grievances against OpenBSD file system. Every time OpenBSD crash, and it happens very often for me when using it as a desktop, it ends with file corrupted or lost files. This is just not something I can accept.
https://dataswamp.org/~solene/2024-11-15-why-i-stopped-using...
How would you suggest improving the system that doesn't devolve into purity spiraling?