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• Post #2247427

  @krismicinski @regehr I mean, it's an official supported platform for Debian and FreeBSD, and you can buy boards akin to RPis pretty easily (https://mangopi.org/mqquad), so, I think it's a thing now

• Post #2247426

  @regehr @krismicinski "reasonably powerful" is questionable; the board I linked is roughly like a raspberry pi with 1gb of RAM, quad core. Easy to get to play around with or port to (some OpenBSD folks organized a purchase of a pile of these for porting)

• Post #2247425

  @regehr @krismicinski this is very true. But this is also the first architecture I can think of where it's easier for hobbyists to get an interesting (small but not microcontroller) board than it is to get a really powerful board, and I wonder what the long-term effects of that will be, could be interesting.

• Post #2247424

  I've spent most of this evening #listening to https://breakofreality.bandcamp.com/album/the-sound-between-5-track-acoustic-ep-2006

• Post #2247422

  Look, I'm all in favor of switching away from Zoom's new "we'll train our AI on all your meetings" policy and to robust open source alternatives like Jitsi or Big Blue Button, but can we please acknowledge that "you don't have to trust anyone, just read the source" is not actually legitimate advice for projects with a million lines of code plus dependencies, *even for highly experienced developers*?

• Post #2247421

  Yes, Pennsylvania (annual rainfall 1-1.5m roughly evenly distributed throughout the year) definitely looks like this clearly artificial desert picture