trelane @trelane@librem.one
Joined Nov 2022
@rob @sagefault Also gives me a 404, even removing path parts, up until I get to the rjhansen.
Perhaps related to https://github.com/elibster/the_deck having a status of "moving?
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@killyourfm @skobkin Kind of amazing to see all these Steam Deck knockoffs running Windows suddenly being released from Microsoft-dependent hardware vendors now that a non-Windows game platform has got some traction.
Reminds me so much of the days of the eeepc and netbooks/net tops. I wonder if they used exactly the same playbook as last time, or did it require a large update?
@system76 may want a word about hardware support
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So here is a weird one ... the LWN site has been seeing a steady stream of login attempts, all using weird yahoo addresses as the username. By "weird" I mean things like lllbnwidgqeerdyi@yahoo.com and other equally unlikely strings.
These do not correspond to LWN accounts, but somebody has looked at our login form for long enough to post the login attempts directly, without loading the form first. The attempts come from all over the Internet, suggesting that some sort of botnet is doing this.
I don't suppose anybody else has seen this sort of pattern, or has any idea what it is that they may be trying to accomplish?
These do not correspond to LWN accounts, but somebody has looked at our login form for long enough to post the login attempts directly, without loading the form first. The attempts come from all over the Internet, suggesting that some sort of botnet is doing this.
I don't suppose anybody else has seen this sort of pattern, or has any idea what it is that they may be trying to accomplish?
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[$] The OpenWrt One system
OpenWrt is, despite its relatively low profile, one of our community's most important distributions; it runs untold numbers of network routers and has served as the base on which a [...]
@kravietz So the prompt is correct, then.
@warthog9 Huh There are some interesting ones there, though being remote is rather a constraint too.
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Lots going on, lots of low level distro, packaging, ci/cd pipeline stuff, and in a very open source centric company.
@kawa Depends entirely on whether it was on before you pushed it.
@killyourfm Too bad it's Windows only. Maybe they'll improve Proton or their code.
@danderson I wonder if there's a repo of the .inf files for them.
@azonenberg @artemist More DRM _so far_
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There's a series of books/engineer notes on electronics by Forrest Mims which I think is fantastic.
https://www.ersbiomedical.com/Forrest-Mims-Series_ep_126.html
@badlogic I have some of these! They were what I had to learn from as a kid, back when Radio Shack was well-named. And existed.
@rene_mobile Really, the root problem here is monoculture of proprietary software. Bugs happen, but the way a bug becomes a worldwide catastrophe is having the bug triggered worldwide.
Holy cats....
just noticed that any tweet to American Airlines gets spammed with hordes of bots pretending to be American support.
Stay safe out there, kids.
Joined Nov 2022
