maybeben

I still want the XiRCON source

feel lucky. s3 suspend quit working on my thinkpad in -CURRENT some months ago after having worked for like a decade. i didn't notice until i pulled a molten hot slab of locked up laptop out of my bag

Huh, interesting. Are you publishing the results of that testing somewhere?

Mac OS was awful. OS X was amazing. macOS feels like increasingly typical design-by-committee rudderless crapware by a company who wishes it didn't have to exist alongside iOS.

RPKI is obviously half-baked scareware, but why anyone cares what technology the US government, much less "white house" thinks should be used is beyond me

i mean, they also have one of the largest ceph deployments. anything is scalable with no budget.

and still not funny

looking forward to a lengthy blog post blaming BGP and/or some other operator

you can do two solid/high impact boards on indigo 2. each will be a separate X display

maybe everyone in the world using the same handful of resolver addresses isn't so great for fault tolerance

I use this facility on FreeBSD (dcons) to do debugging. Works great. There's a knob to explicitly turn on DMA, though. It looks like Linux has something similar. Is that not sufficient?

Good ole BSDi, always doing great for FreeBSD.

nothing from freedesktop.org

I have a cybertruck reservation that I think I'm going to pass on. I like Tesla the brand and the cars, but I have two now with batteries that only went ~70k miles before CAC imbalance is serious enough to risk getting stranded at a supercharger. Maybe if the $14-16k remanufactured battery they want to sell you (including core for your old battery) actually had any new cells in it I wouldn't be so salty, but as it is, I don't think I want another iPhone with wheels.