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itomato··on The short leash AI coding method for beating Fable
Code review works for me.
itomato··on I don't maintain my homelab, it maintains itself
My friends made similar jokes about my setup. Called it 'Euclid'.
itomato··on Department of Commerce has lifted export controls on Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5
If X is their platform, let them choke on it.
itomato··on I ported Kubernetes to the browser
Thinking that the range of capabilities is a setup todo list.

Particularly storage.

itomato··on Pine64 launch $50 smart speaker for Home Assistant tinkerers
It’s an off the shelf SOM.

Audiophiles are safe from this device.

itomato··on I Don't Maintain My Homelab
We did. We just didn’t classify it with a hashtag.

Frankenstein couldn’t build a monster without influence. Same thing here.

“CCNA? I’ll show you CCNA…”

itomato··on I don't maintain my homelab, it maintains itself
Yes, but you didn’t mention anything that would suggest a need to ‘maintain’.

It doesn’t change.

Many people keep swapping gear in so they can learn BGP on Cisco edge gear or run clusters on salvaged IB.

OP is not that person.

itomato··on Knoppix
100%. Tell synaptic to find the best mirror and go.
itomato··on Knoppix
https://s-t-d.org/

I really enjoyed the 'security tools distribution'

itomato··on Previewing GPT‑5.6 Sol: a next-generation model
What does the relationship between frontier and flagship capability look like when mapped to actual adoption and user habits?

This is like advertising the latest achievements during Space Race, when Johnny just wants a Space Helmet and “friendly futuristic AI robot helping humanity, glowing blue eyes, white glossy body, holographic interface, floating transparent screens, digital particles, neural network background, cinematic lighting, volumetric god rays, ultra detailed, hyper realistic, 8K, masterpiece, award-winning, octane render, Unreal Engine 5, ray tracing, sharp focus, dramatic composition, vibrant blue and purple color palette, futuristic technology, innovation, hope, smiling business professionals, depth of field”

itomato··on Jolla Phone, Over 13 500 units sold
If this Sailfish phone is 700 and Commodore's is 500, I know which Sailfish device I can pay attention to.
itomato··on Hey Nico, you didn't vibe code your data room but stole it from Papermark
Why are people using what used to be Twitter in seriousness?
itomato··on I built a GPU back end for Emacs
This should also compile to WASM, and support WebGPU, not that I’m advocating for it.
itomato··on Half-Life 2 in a Browser
…while inside Jira working on a ticket.

https://github.com/wjkennedy/jira-quake3

itomato··on Half-Life 2 in a Browser
You’re thinking of Facebook, and you can still get that.
itomato··on Markdy: Like Mermaid Diagrams, but for Motion
Spam is not the way to win hearts and minds
itomato··on Markdy: Like Mermaid Diagrams, but for Motion
Macromedia Flash vibes.

Don’t stop.

itomato··on Is it time for a new Embedded Linux build system?
Beowulf time?

I had been maintaining a fork of the U of KY BDR with SBCs and Arm devices in mind, might need to revive it for RISC-V.

itomato··on Is it time for a new Embedded Linux build system?
Yes, and if they have done the hard work to deliver features in the kernel that provide a moat, that blob is the hardware.

Reversing and reimplementing the closed bits are what I want my Buildroot pipelines to do.

That’s my use case though; targeting COTS devices with (mainline) Linux support that don’t do all they could.

I have done it the ugly way (in production) and I want elegance in my old age.

itomato··on Is it time for a new Embedded Linux build system?
I heard it’s going to be called emacs.
itomato··on Steam Machine launches today
All games are free then?
itomato··on Steam Machine launches today
For people who are already throwing money at Valve on a monthly subscription and might otherwise have bought something from Sony or Microsoft, or more likely, will also buy something from Sony or Microsoft.

The consumerist mindset accepts this device.

itomato··on The Commodore Callback 8020 smart flip phone
But you need a Meta account??
itomato··on The Commodore Callback 8020 smart flip phone
We have had that in various forms for a while now without the grandiose visions and gatekeeping.

The exact same module in fact has been around for a while. Battery is ancient. T9 is ancient.

I have a $70 Linux box in my pocket already. It runs a Buildroot distro and the only real difference is an LTE PHY.

I have lived through the Nokia internet tablet and I’m surprised this isn’t what people aspire to.

itomato··on The Commodore Callback 8020 smart flip phone
Might as well get an Android flip phone?

Cheaper with a more powerful SOC and better feature set?

Disable your own features, don’t let Perifractic own you.

itomato··on The Commodore Callback 8020 smart flip phone
The BOM speaks for itself
itomato··on The Commodore Callback 8020 smart flip phone
The whole concept is hitting me like a Google studio AI suggestion taken to the extreme with contract manufacturing somehow on-tap.
itomato··on The Commodore Callback 8020 smart flip phone
It’s not even a dumb phone. It’s a WhatsApp flip phone.
itomato··on The Commodore Callback 8020 smart flip phone
Not really, it’s a 5 year old SOC that runs Sailfish.

You want a Linux box in your pocket? Why does a flip phone factor excite you?

itomato··on Wasi: WebGPU – A Proposed WebAssembly System Interface API
Many thanks for valuable feedback and advice from:

[Person 1] [Person 2] [etc.]

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