resonanttoe

Really nice work! This is so very very cool.

Comic chat was a phenomenal pain in the arse in the 90s for any IRC channel :P But it's still such a great and important piece of IRC history as a whole. It's amazing cool to see it open sourced and preserved this way.

It's amazing to see people do a tonne of work to get things like this and 3D Movie Maker - open sourced. I'd never thought I'd see the day!

Man, that client was the bane of any IRC Chan-op's existence when it came out.

Nice for you, but as a not-so-creative - I can't function without Fine Artist and at least creative writer 1.

It's not a check box, its a button choice ("Share diagnostics" "Don't Share")

It's pretty explicit in intent.

The FDA has to certify the devices for use as hearing aids in the U.S

Other countries have similar regulatory bodies the certify the use of a medical device.

Hearing aids (and things sold as it) are medical devices.

100% that even if that situation were to arrive, it would never go down that way anyway. It's a complete fantasy they have in their head about how they're not the corporate stooge they actually are along with everything else this guy views about himself.

Yeh, that's typical for the console homebrew exploits though. (Or at least control of the resolver - the instructions looks like the author has a exploit server running for ease)

At the very least (beyond the extra TCP DNS fields) you need to ignore/drop the two UDP DNS requests the Wii U makes before failing to TCP.

I'd be interested to see a follow up in time to see what the IO wear-n-tear looks like.

Also "Using gokrazy instead of Ubuntu Server would get rid of a lot of moving parts. The current blocker is that ZFS is not available on gokrazy. Unfortunately that’s not easy to change, in particular also from a licensing perspective."

I don't pretend to get how licensing works, but is OpenZFS and their licensing not an option here? I know its been really tricky with ZFS in general and I don't think its fully answered? but I'm not up to date with it.

Zwave talks on 800-900MhZ and doesn't share medium with ethernet frames, so there isn't a concept of VLANs. Each Device meshes with anything and everything in its immediate broadcast range to provide some elasticity to the network. I can imagine at some high point of devices that the medium could become saturated

It also doesn't look good that they put a clip from said virtual event where its clear they couldn't kick out of Bluetooth headset mode and proceed to have all your attendees listen to them in glorious 1990s PCM quality.