leimon @leimon@librem.one

@thomasorus Umm, if you'd like I could whip up a little example for you later after my kiddos are in bed.

@thomasorus Unfortunately, you can't do that exactly but, you might be able to move your templates over into separate include files or as separate C files (containing the string as global variables).

@geotechland @PINE64 @gnome Thanks for always posting your videos to alternative video platforms like Odysee! Recently, I've decided to move away from Youtube and I really appreciate being able to watch your content elsewhere.

@reality2cast @katherined @doc @kyle That was a great episode! It just so happens that I ordererd myself some yubikeys last week but, hadn't yet got around to setting them up. Looks like I know what I'll be doing this weekend.

@dos @purism That looks really smooth! Is that external display running at 60fps @ 1080p? Cause if so, the L5 may be a bit snappier than my rpi4.

@thomasorus Excellent, and don't forget to make sure you recompile your code with debugging symbols on (i.e., include the `-ggdb` flag when compiling) before trying to debug it. Otherwise the debuggers will show you disassembly instead, which isn't so helpful.

@thomasorus I'd recommend you run that in a debugger. My preference is either for nemiver or better yet, the eclipse c standalone debugger. I'd help you more, but I'd need to be at a computer and Not on a phone.

Anyhow if you rerun your code within a debugger it will at least (probably) pinpoint the line which triggered the segfault.

@purism Whoa, did you guys just sneakily a second USB-C port to the design, cause that would be amazing!

Also, while I am generally against having silkscreen on the side of a laptop, USB-C ports are a bit of an exception for me as they aren't all created equal. If possible I might suggest a dark silkscreen (So it doesn't stick out unless you are really looking) next to those ports indicating their capabilities (e.g., DP, thunderbolt, and or charging).

Anyhow, Its looking great.

@agx @purism Very cool! Thanks for the explanation.

@mntmn The L5 looks compelling enough and Purism appears to be very committed to openly developing the Linux phone ecosystem.

Admittedly the price is high but, the product is not subsidized (by selling user data) and similarly it isn't sold at a loss because they are planning to make a profit though associated app sales. My feeling is that the price is fair.

TLDR; I preordered one a couple of years ago and I have no regrets.

@agx @purism Whoa I'm confused. Did you just connect an n900 to the L5 and it auto-mounted the n900 partitions, or are you saying that the L5 is now automatically showing up as a sub mass storage when connected to another computer?

@purism That looks amazing! Also, this goes without saying but, you guys have really stepped up your game with regard to the quality of your videos.