ruslan

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by ruslan 9d ago
I would prefer to have Delta Chat like app that uses email (SMTP/IMAP) as transport instead.
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by ruslan 2mo ago
I wish these guys luck in finding their customer. Really. Because real solution to the problem would be to hire old-style developers to rewrite the whole slop from scratch without AI being involved. Fixing broken slop is Sisyphus's lab
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by ruslan 3mo ago
I would expect CDE (or NsCDE).
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by ruslan 3mo ago
Cannot find what are the min HW requirements ? What min RAM/HDD/CPU to get simple X11 environment ? Will it run on 486DX2-66 ?
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by ruslan 3mo ago
> Fastmail reads or analyzes users email to sell ads? Fastmail trains ai models on their user's email messages? Even though they have not been caught, it does no mean they are not doing so. We live in the world of zero trust. > M
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by ruslan 3mo ago
Delta Chat is an email client I use and advise to my correspondents, it does GPG stuff quite comfortably. Yet it still requires understanding of the process.
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by ruslan 3mo ago
> The second is AI assistance: tools that summarize your inbox, surface action items, draft replies, and in some cases take actions on your behalf. That is the most evil part. Finally we will have bots talking to bots, no human in the lo
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by ruslan 5mo ago
I think I know quite some things about OS internals, but not that much as a guy how writes device drivers daily. Would happily read such book to get in par with the author.
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by ruslan 5mo ago
> This book has negative value. It is actively destructive to FreeBSD, even if in the short term it boosts the author's public profile. I won't be that radical, the book still has value. There are many useful code samples with
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by ruslan 5mo ago
> This book is a dishonest AI scam. Indeed! I read through a couple of paragraphs. Each begins with a bloated introduction where each sentence repeats same idea many times in different words. Lot's of bullets repeating same statemen
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by ruslan 5mo ago
How about demo-design ? I mean good old PC demoscnece. Try to fit something feasible into 64K.
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by ruslan 6mo ago
Do not pay for premium accounts, use their freemium service to death! Let them die hard!
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by ruslan 6mo ago
Excuse me for being ignorant, is Seccomp what SELinux is based on ? Also, what is well-known piece of software that uses Capsicum on FreeBSD ? Can someone name a few ?
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by ruslan 8mo ago
When I was watching that Lunduke's video a couple of days ago initially I was thinking he's just making a joke of that Vendefoul Wolf distro on 200MB box. I recalled using FreeBSD as access server with lots of modems (PPP/SLI
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by ruslan 8mo ago
That's interesting, thanks. I feel a need for simple multitasking/networking OS for synthesizable RV32I core (not RTOS like, but more like Unix or CP/M). Would be nice to try Plan9 on it once port is out.
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by ruslan 8mo ago
I use one written in SpinalHDL. :-) Next question is how much RAM it needs to boot and can it be used without rio ?
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by ruslan 8mo ago
Is there Plan9 port for RISC-V (RV32I) ?
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by ruslan 9mo ago
Ice hockey player also here. Defence. Pretty neat analogy with Google. :)
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by ruslan 9mo ago
Did you see tamatoes harvested that way ? They are suitable only for producing sauce.
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by ruslan 11mo ago
Exceptionally good reading!
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by ruslan 11mo ago
Get two FTDI FT232RL chips, connect them together on serial side (RXD->TXD, TXD->RXD, GND<->GND). Plug into USB ports of your computers, run terminals (or any other software that supports serial I/O), send/receive data
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by ruslan 1y ago
No pointers ?
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by ruslan 1y ago
Right. But I would still prefer markdown file format, so I could simply open it in web browser. :)
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by ruslan 1y ago
How about social.md which is gpg signed ?
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by ruslan 2y ago
Nice reading. But... > And of course, we must defeat git. What's wrong with this guy and Git ?
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by ruslan 2y ago
How does F8 compare to RV16 in terms of resources (die size) used and performance ?
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by ruslan 2y ago
You don't need that much of energy to keep CMOS memory and RTC clock running. The battery will self-discharge way before it's exhausted by the load. IMHO.
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by ruslan 2y ago
Supercaps don't not leak and do not require to be changed regularily. Yes, offline time on supercap would be small, a couple of months, but for a machine which is used often that is not a problem.
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by ruslan 2y ago
Why not use a 5F/5V supercapacitor, DGH505Q5R5 or anything alike ? You may need to solder a 10R current reducing resistor in series.
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by ruslan 2y ago
Still not possible to use same sketch for extruding multiple solids. :( I used to this feature in F360 a lot.

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