ArchOversight

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by ArchOversight 5d ago
I know a ton of embedded shops that are running x86 (including some actual i386 still) in production, and will likely for years to come. That stuff was bullet proof, cheap and still runs today. Some of these things have long lifetimes.
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by ArchOversight 8d ago
14.x-RELEASE if you still need i386 support, 15.x-RELEASE if you are installing new and want the longest longevity.
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by ArchOversight 2mo ago
This is the same as when you get a phone through a mobile carrier. T-Mobile doesn't care that I got mugged, they want their money.
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by ArchOversight 2mo ago
The linked Github also states that updating to 26.6 works.
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by ArchOversight 5mo ago
Do you have more information on this?
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by ArchOversight 6mo ago
It's not that it's that complex to need all of this. It's about ease of use. Home Assistant OS makes life simpler for users (such as myself), it makes it easy to use adding that run as additional docker containers, it makes p
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by ArchOversight 6mo ago
https://www.home-assistant.io/installation/generic-x86-64/ you mean an image like this? This is what I've been running on my generic x86-64 system for a couple of years now, 0 issues. Even migrated to a newer
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by ArchOversight 6mo ago
The insurance companies primarily... secondary the people with bombs that can sink ships attempting to use the waterways.
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by ArchOversight 10mo ago
That's why Matter and Thread are IPv6. You don't need IPv4 at all... and if you run out of IPv6 address space, I'd love to see just how many devices/sensors you have in your home.
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by ArchOversight 10mo ago
Which sellers? I have been looking for custom ones because I have some weird window sizes.
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by ArchOversight 11mo ago
https://archive.is/eWcpP
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by ArchOversight 1y ago
FedEx in my case paid the bill to customs, shipped me my item, and then secondary sent me a bill to pay for the customs fees after I had already received the item. They don't want shipments stuck in port because storage there is expens
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by ArchOversight 1y ago
That assumes the server has a lot of additional CPU power to serve the content as HTML (and thus do the templating server side), whereas with XSLT I can serve XML and the XSLT and the client side can render the page according to the XSLT. T
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by ArchOversight 1y ago
If this is the reason to remove and or not add something to the web, then we should take a good hard look at things like WebSerial/WebBluetooth/WebGPU/Canvas/WebMIDI and other stuff that has been added that is used by a
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by ArchOversight 1y ago
Sounds like libxslt needs more than just a small number of fixes, and it sounds like Google could be paying someone, like you, to help provide the necessary guidance and feedback to increase the usability and capabilities of the library and
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by ArchOversight 1y ago
Even if you provide a phone number, it will never send the required code or information and you will still be locked out of your account. That is how I am locked out of a gmail account... eventhough I have the right username/password,
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by ArchOversight 1y ago
The code would have failed because you can't use an uninitialized variable, so you would have had to set it to a default. You don't just get random garbage from the stack.
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by ArchOversight 1y ago
On MacOS it has a larger net mask, but the OS doesn't respond to any address within that range automatically. lo0: flags=8049<UP,LOOPBACK,RUNNING,MULTICAST> mtu 16384 options=1203<RXCSUM,TXCSUM,TXSTATUS,SW_TIMESTAMP>
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by ArchOversight 2y ago
You believe that Hector Martin is also Asahi Lina? https://bsky.app/profile/lina.yt https://github.com/AsahiLina
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by ArchOversight 2y ago
Is there going to be a way to turn FIPS on as a requirement without having compiled the binary against the FIPS-140 module? Even now it has been a lot of trouble trying to get vendors to provide us a way to rebuild/repackage their Gola
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by ArchOversight 2y ago
Most projects that compile against OpenSSL can be forced into FIPS mode by setting a flag that the OpenSSL library uses to force enable FIPS mode when it is loaded. Golang projects however don't compile against OpenSSL instead using th
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by ArchOversight 2y ago
Either projects start shipping FIPS enabled or companies have to rebuild and repackage projects with FIPS enabled. With OpenSSL installed system wide you can turn on a flag and the library will force it into FIPS mode internally, with Go un
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by ArchOversight 2y ago
Op uses they/them pronouns.
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by ArchOversight 2y ago
Author uses they/them pronouns.
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by ArchOversight 2y ago
Op uses they/them pronouns.
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by ArchOversight 2y ago
OP uses they/them pronouns.
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by ArchOversight 2y ago
I use .network for my internal network with a proper FQDN. This allows me to get certs for internal services that validate in all browsers.
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by ArchOversight 2y ago
Ask for your corporation to give you a corporate phone. I have one for that reason, and it lives in the office alongside my work issued laptop.
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by ArchOversight 2y ago
> RAM upgrades across the whole lineup. This particularly benefits the $1,599 M4 MacBook Air, which jumps from 8GB to 16GB The MacBook Air is still an M3 only as the highest end M-processor.
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by ArchOversight 2y ago
This is related to the distribution of CPython itself, the key verification for those artifacts does work and has worked forever. The packaging referred to by the article is about packaging Python itself by upstream distributions. Python pa

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