Posts by elly@donotsta.re
 (DIR) Post #Ac0HjLb1JWYiWmJUPI by elly@donotsta.re
       2023-11-20T16:40:19.785932Z
       
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       You've heard of Serial Experiments Lain, now get ready for Framebuffer Experiments Lain! /s
       
 (DIR) Post #Ac0ihVdpgy5LrkydLk by elly@donotsta.re
       2023-11-20T21:35:08.301217Z
       
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       "Flicker-free backlight", my @$$...
       
 (DIR) Post #Ac8H63SGNok4EbA1JY by elly@donotsta.re
       2023-11-24T13:11:42.217615Z
       
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       Freakin' magnets, how do they work?
       
 (DIR) Post #AcArHbXhyGXNo7QyA4 by elly@donotsta.re
       2023-11-25T18:46:22.052187Z
       
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       That moment when your friend's rant about RISC-V ISA turns into the biggest VC infodump everIt's been 3 hours since the call started, we went through:-State of RISC-V ISA-Toolchains (GCC, LLVM)-Blobs-Firmware-ARM64-DRAM controllers-TF-Co-processors-SPI buses-Linux kernel-6502 and it's variations-Opcodes-Assembly-Bash-Writing emulatorsI love those guys :ablobcatheartsqueeze:
       
 (DIR) Post #AcNClZlNa6B1uUTqMa by elly@donotsta.re
       2023-12-01T18:01:24.481390Z
       
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       Benefits of using a fanless laptop with broken sleep: I can pull it out of my backpack and warm my hands :ablobcatcoffee: (In all seriousness though, I'm going to fix SOF, S3 and FPMCU on KOHAKU this weekend. I will also attempt to fix the trackpad, hopefully I won't slice my fingers open on that damn cover).
       
 (DIR) Post #AcOlDTYVqTQKMjtgrg by elly@donotsta.re
       2023-12-02T12:03:50.789041Z
       
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       @asie Great idea, brb
       
 (DIR) Post #AcQy7S2oEsZlf3RhSK by elly@donotsta.re
       2023-12-03T13:36:00.307592Z
       
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       It's hard to believe, but... my #37c3 talk has been accepted!Not gonna lie, pretty stressed as it will be my first time giving a talk in front of audience larger than 10 people :blobcatfearful:
       
 (DIR) Post #AcUygNxYCAg1lBU2r2 by elly@donotsta.re
       2023-12-05T12:03:22.790589Z
       
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       “Thank you for using our products”Do I look like I have a choice?
       
 (DIR) Post #AcYsmzliiDuZfTYg88 by elly@donotsta.re
       2023-12-07T03:01:22.126332Z
       
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       @marcan This is also true for kernelspace and bootloaders btw.ARM64 is very much a work in progress, and last LTS (6.1) was already "obsolete" by the time kernel 6.4 came out as it was missing many critical fixes for certain SoC vendors (but not only).Same goes for u-boot or grub. I worked with 2023.07 branch and kept hitting my head against a wall because of XHCI bugs (which I believe you fixed fairly recently).
       
 (DIR) Post #AcZemi759O6ai6Tpc8 by elly@donotsta.re
       2023-12-07T17:55:25.419101Z
       
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       (Un)popular opinion: I honestly wish we could go back to using one client (i.e Pidgin or Kopete) for all IMs.For some people out there it might be a history lesson, but just like now, we used to use multiple IM services for different social circles.- IRC- XMPP/Jabber- Google Talk/iChat- Localized services (i.e GG or TLEN in Poland)Just imagine that you could use Matrix, Discord, Telegram, Signal or whatever people use these days in a single app with coherent interface, that would use maybe like 200 - 500MB of RAM (assuming caching from Discord severs and what not).Instead of having each "webapp" open (which on my desktop usually accumulates to ~2GB of RAM usage idle), you could use a literal potato to talk to other people.I fondly remember using an ancient PDA (HTC TyTn II with Windows Mobile 6) in high school. It was an absolute marvel to use - mSD card, headphone jack (though via dongle, so how tables have turned), physical QWERTY keyboard and stylus.It served me for literal ages. I would use it to talk to my friends, watch movies, connect to server in my bedroom running FreeBSD 9.2 over SSH and so on.All of that on Qualcomm MSM7200 - 400MHz ARM11 (though not sure why I thought it was an XScale, weird) and 128MB of RAM.I know for a fact that most IM software is unnecessarily bloated, as my laptop lasts a loooot longer on battery if I don't use Discord on it.This opinion will once again will light my butt on fire, but I believe EU should force companies providing messaging services to open up their APIs and allow using 3rd party clients without ToS bullshit that discord is doing.
       
 (DIR) Post #Ack0UxFbAMFVcLF5u4 by elly@donotsta.re
       2023-12-12T17:46:56.988686Z
       
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 (DIR) Post #AcockO4oHdzE3Dp1Cy by elly@donotsta.re
       2023-12-14T22:00:52.391530Z
       
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 (DIR) Post #AcuFmFaqmCgJoNnuym by elly@donotsta.re
       2023-12-17T16:34:36.537308Z
       
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       Time traveller: *moves chair*The timeline:
       
 (DIR) Post #AcubWzGzN3WVqJdofI by elly@donotsta.re
       2023-12-17T20:14:58.375896Z
       
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       @szkodnix Tablet, actually :blobcatblep: https://www.google.com/intl/en_uk/chromebook/discover/pdp-lenovo-chromebook-duet/sku-lenovo-chromebook-duet-4gb-64gbI got it from one of our contributors for 40EUR because he thought it was too slow, and because of me @BluRaf bought one for himself which cost him ~500PLN with folio, stylus and everything.~100EUR is a pretty good price for this hardware imo, got pressure-sensitive pen (works pretty well in krita!), SoC faster than RK3399 and cheaper than PineBook Pro.Not to mention better build quality and better software stack (we're working with folks from Collabora on this as we're new to ARM systems), we've made a bootloader that gets rid of depthcharge's complexity.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVKysTK_-XY
       
 (DIR) Post #AcucI1cmRhagkKGOTQ by elly@donotsta.re
       2023-12-17T20:53:20.617970Z
       
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       @szkodnix @BluRaf Not well, considering I only bootstrapped this install yesterday, with kernel patches from my tree.It very much is a work in progress, but we're already doing better than postmarketOS.Sound works correctly (although it makes a nasty noise while resuming from suspend), video codecs (sorta) work, gpu has proper power management = better performance.We need new patches for accelerometer/gyroscope and figure out why bluetooth crashes while tying to connect to any device. USB-C video output aaaaalmost works, hoping to get it working in time for #37c3.
       
 (DIR) Post #AdEEHgxCXVUxs0E6QC by elly@donotsta.re
       2023-12-27T04:04:36.644796Z
       
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       Germany: First impressions: Can’t pay for the toilet with a card, but you can use a payphone! (Not like you should touch it anyway)Feels like I just jumped ~20 years back in time.El Psy Congroo
       
 (DIR) Post #AdJfQW0ymVRJEbSdpQ by elly@donotsta.re
       2023-12-29T22:54:30.952673Z
       
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       @weirdtreething @lanodan @domi Sound Open Firmware, yep.I probably should do something about my speech disorder
       
 (DIR) Post #AdM0GeUctKxNzFNzoO by elly@donotsta.re
       2023-12-29T16:48:44.033081Z
       
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       #37c3 #gentoo
       
 (DIR) Post #AdMWAljMGa47EIW0OG by elly@donotsta.re
       2023-12-31T02:42:51.849187Z
       
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       @grillchen Now *that* is called buffer overflow :D
       
 (DIR) Post #AdNHf9Mbex4P3jrVUu by elly@donotsta.re
       2023-12-31T16:12:56.520243Z
       
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       omnomnommnom