Val Packett 🧉

Now we're cooking!! with 144Hz 🔥️ this will be the daily driving trial run device #postmarketOS

Hahahaha turns out the I/O errors seen with SD cards in UHS mode on Snapdragon laptops were because the device tree was set up to effectively overclock the SD host controller… to double the frequency!! because the "original" clock source was used instead of the "divided by 2" one. It still mostly worked, I only needed to reinsert microSD cards a few times to get past the initial errors! :D

@marlies@tacobelllabs.net @bodil@social.treehouse.systems @cwebber@social.coop none of the current systemd maintainers work at IBM/RedHat. Also the slop machine access was apparently donated by someone from Zuckbook.

I guess #Servo is now the only serious browser engine taking a stand against slop, even mentioning ethical issues? (Despite one bronze sponsor listed on the homepage being "somethingsomething AI" heh)

We really need to get servo-gtk to a more serious state where epiphany could use it…

Let's gooo, got working DSI before going to sleep and officially declaring the weekend to be over :) :) :) so this is sm6115-motorola-guamp also known to normal people as the Moto G9 Play. Coming to actual upstream Linux (and U-Boot) soon!

Amazingly, just like river this one has a PMI632 (so battery % and charging do still need WIP drivers and the fuel gauge one is very funny right now). And just like on the SC7180 mini-PC, the missing MDSS reset was causing trouble again! (Except while there it was causing a visual artifact due to the EFI framebuffer still being on, here it was not letting the display show any image at all)

#postmarketOS #linuxmobile

servers suck infra sucks ops sucks sysadmin sucks

the world needs actually good p2p like yesterday

the @modal@mastodon.design @p2panda@autonomous.zone developments are really good, the contacts mockup from fosdem looks super neat. also I think one of the related presentations mentioned the need for a distinction between nodes and clients which I'm really happy to see. we really need p2p systems that don't reveal your IP address directly to everyone by default. we need p2p systems based on explicit consent for everything, but with reasonable defaults and good UI on top of that to make it as easy to use as commercial apps. so much can be done and isn't done yet. I think the p2p "uncloud" of the future really needs the notion of groups of various trust levels to be at its core. Has anyone thought about how to do identity/account recovery without central authorities? I have. I think it can be community-based. Instead of "delegate to email" or "upload government ID" the system can require a quorum among contacts and members of high-trust groups you're a member of to vote on associating a new keypair to the "lost" account. Good UI can be built for that idea.