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And there’s AES67 which I think PipeWire does support.

Brooklyn, IP Core can do 125us or 250us depending on number of switch hops.

It’s to do with trademark usage as I understand it.

I tried to sell XAD, the Active Directory workalike I wrote 2002-2006, to Sun. Would’ve integrated nicely with SunDS (a big part consisted of SLAPI plugins). Was in touch with Jonathan Swartz, but no dice. Sold it to Novell instead. Ironically ended up porting SLAPI to eDirectory to integrate it.

It's possible to have a career in classical music (I have one, for some definition of classical). But I suspect that streaming income from passive listeners (i.e. not fans) will disappear once the streaming services can eliminate those pesky songwriters and artists.

CM4s are very tricky to find right now. Should have stocked up… :( (I’m building an embedded product and it’s probably still the right choice, just more expensive and harder to find than when I started the project in 2024.)

Ha, I quite enjoy doing this in comments or commit messages where practicable. But, that's just a few lines. :)

Ha yes, PC XT clone here! And then eventually, a 486SX around 1993, which was my first foray into Linux.

Correction: Apple never used X as a native window system, nor did NeXT. The did provide the hooks for an X11 server to run on macOS. From memory this was due to requests from the academic community at the time.

You might want to make the port index instead a bit mask, that will let you support multicast and also selective broadcast flooding (although if you have limited space you’ll likely make broadcast flooding the default).

Toyota is using Flutter I believe.

Also it’s nice for things like SPI which have no user space non-blocking API.