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I use it as a daily driver. Here is my setup. Coreutils is included.

https://lamda-chops.bearblog.dev/alpine-linux/

I use it as a daily driver. Here is my setup. Feel free to leave feedback for improvements!

https://lamda-chops.bearblog.dev/alpine-linux/

clay-dreidelson Slitaz, A 50MB Lightweight Desktop Operating System

Thanks so much for the feedback, and I'm glad it is working for you. Yes, I was using this in VirtualBox. I now use it on bare metal, so I may show how that differentiation is made. I made the updates to the blog post.

clay-dreidelson Slitaz, A 50MB Lightweight Desktop Operating System

Here is my minimalist Alpine Linux daily driver desktop.

https://lamda-chops.bearblog.dev/alpine-linux/

clay-dreidelson Ask HN: What are your thoughts on Web 3.0?

This is an example of a Web 3.0 website.

http://evilmaid.crypto

clay-dreidelson Ask HN: What's the Opposite of an NFT?

That is a very good analogy. Stallman was right.

clay-dreidelson Ask HN: What Is the “HN” of “Web3”, Crypto, DeFi, NFT, etc

Great question. I recently created a decentralized website to help spread best security practices in this space. I have a lot of information to share, but I'm trying to figure out how to publish the content, as I haven't done a lot of web development yet.

https://unstoppabledomains.com/search?searchTerm=evilmaid.cr...

Here is a IPFS link to the website. https://abbfe6z95qov3d40hf6j30g7auo7afhp.mypinata.cloud/ipfs...

Using a Web3 browser. https://evilmaid.crypto/

clay-dreidelson Deep in rural China, Bitcoin miners are packing up

Hi cannaceo, my wife and I are looking to help participate in this space, albeit on a small scale. How should we reach you?

clay-dreidelson Ask HN: How can I make an insulated, soundproof office shed?

Thanks for the feedback. I haven't considered an RV. We were thinking of getting a small camping trailer, I could use that as an office when we aren't traveling.

clay-dreidelson Escaping the Dark Forest

All this research into smart contracts and crytpocurrency may seem pointless and a waste of time. It is very risky to dabble in, and I don't think assigning value to these "bitcoins," or whatever they may be called, will be the lasting effect of all this research. Perhaps some new programming language, or something we haven't even thought of, could be the result of these people working on the outer edges of current knowledge.