wryun

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by wryun 9mo ago
OpenWrt devs had this epiphany many years ago: https://openwrt.org/docs/techref/ubus https://openwrt.org/docs/techref/ubus#what_s_the_difference_... (no endorsement implied; in particula
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by wryun 10mo ago
Which doesn't mean that it's easy to use an ARM device in the way I'd want to (i.e. as a trouble-free laptop or desktop with complete upstream kernel support).
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by wryun 10mo ago
I guess you must be doing trickier things than I ever have. I've found docker's emulation via qemu pretty reliable, and I'd be pretty surprised if there was a corner case that wouldn't show on it but would show on a nati
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by wryun 10mo ago
Surprising. Cross compilation too annoying to set up? No CI pipelines for things you're actually deploying? (I'm keen about ARM and RISC-V systems, but I can never actually justify them given the spotty Linux situation and no actu
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by wryun 10mo ago
The tree mesh thing you're thinking of is actually just EasyMesh (it's a standard!). We're using prplmesh. But yes, 11s Mesh also works. Let us know on the forum ( https://community.morsemicro.com/ ) or via git
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by wryun 1y ago
But what if you're using mesh or running an AP? Won't the software out of the box allow you to set the regdomain to AU?
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by wryun 1y ago
If this is like the RPI4 with a single global model I'm wondering how it passes FCC regs, in that presumably the Wi-Fi is flexible enough to transmit on illegal US channels (i.e. Ch 12-14 on 2.4). Am I missing something?
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by wryun 1y ago
They do have: https://github.com/jolibrain/colette/blob/main/pyproject.tom... I agree it's better to have the full licence at top level, but is there a legal reason why this would be inadequate?
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by wryun 2y ago
Search for WiFi HaLow. (I work for Morse Micro; we can do 30mbps udp)
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by wryun 2y ago
On most openwrt devices you can compare /rom/etc/config to /etc/config (though this will get you a bunch of automatic changes as well).
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by wryun 2y ago
Just use a Surface Go? Tablet linux has been working well for years...
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by wryun 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masters_of_Rome is an enjoyable fictionalised account.
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by wryun 3y ago
But also: https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/sep/06/deezer-and-...
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by wryun 3y ago
My vote is for x32. (you didn't know? https://wiki.debian.org/X32Port )
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Neo6502 the credit card size Open Source Retro computer with W65C02 processor(olimex.wordpress.com)
2 points by wryun 3y ago|0 comments
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Wrench Embedded Interpreter(northarc.com)
56 points by wryun 3y ago|20 comments
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by wryun 3y ago
I like it, but it feels funny to have this discussion without acknowledging this is really similar to pjax/turbolinks. Ok, now I'm feeling better; carry on!
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by wryun 3y ago
Or nftables...
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by wryun 3y ago
The sweet spot in my opinion is to use an ordinary Linux box as the router and just wire up whatever wireless router(s) you have lying around for the APs (give them a static address in the appropriate subnet and you're done). No need t
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by wryun 4y ago
Figure out why docker and snap are broken? --- You could use https://wiki.debian.org/nspawn unless it's really old.
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by wryun 4y ago
I believe you can somewhat mitigate these concerns by reading and removing the secrets on startup, ideally whitelisting the entire env.
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by wryun 4y ago
Yeah, good thought, though I worry that would add another layer of planning and make it seem more like work. Probably should do Mik.
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by wryun 4y ago
"If he had been a great and wise philosopher, like the writer of this book, he would now have comprehended that Work consists of whatever a body is obliged to do, and that Play consists of whatever a body is not obliged to do. And this
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by wryun 4y ago
Thanks! JOSS is definitely one of those 'heh, this sounds fun' things, despite being pretty useless. I too am pretty obsessed with the colour changing; I'd love to implement it so it seemed like a typewriter terminal as well
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by wryun 4y ago
Unfortunately, I seem to mostly value lying on the couch and browsing the internet. Conversely, if someone pays me to sit at a desk, I'm quite motivated to do whatever they tell me!
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by wryun 4y ago
I imagine that from their perspective, they're trying to decrease overall fraud, not cater to individual preferences. They probably see (or imagine they see) more fraud attempts coming via email than SMS due to insecure email accounts;
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by wryun 4y ago
https://www.pandoricity.com/2022/12/comment-to-change-my-lif...
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Ask HN: Tell me what programming project I should finish
9 points by wryun 4y ago|18 comments
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by wryun 4y ago
Chrome is understood to be controlled by a profit-seeking corporation. If people are using Chrome, they're mostly ok with this. Firefox is controlled by a not-for-profit which is dedicating to making the internet a better place. People
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by wryun 4y ago
It is pretty trivial to put this board in a Casio watch; I'm not even sure I'd call it tinkering unless you decided you want to connect the buzzer (requires soldering one bit of metal).

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