ironblood

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Comment · 28 days ago

> We adapted the existing jailbreak from SpiderCat, released by sparklerfish and the KindleModding community, and built custom tools called KindleCTL around it.

So it's not a solution originated from Astra?

Comment · 11 months ago

So I guess the package `brahma-firelight` is the core idea behind this? But why in the repo[0], you uploaded those `.node` files instead of the source code + building scripts? Also your source code `brahma.js` looks like generated from `@napi-rs/cli`. Because recently I'm trying to build rolldown and next.js for msys2 platforms, and I'm certain this line[1] of code won't work in some cases.

[0] https://github.com/Shyam20001/rsjs

[1] https://github.com/Shyam20001/rsjs/blob/a226f62de039ebbd8da0...

Comment · 1 year ago

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Comment · 1 year ago

Language severs as well. I had a desktop bought around 2015, with 16GB DDR3 RAM. That was quite a lot back to that time. For some reason, I used it for a while, and I needed an isolated develop environment, so I installed Debian server with Qemu/KVM, and assigned 4G RAM to it. It looked okay when starting neovim, taking about a few hundred MB, but when starting `tsc`, especially two or three seperate projects, the RAM was not enough any more. Lua language server also needs a lot of RAM.