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• Post #4496107

  biked through the city to a doc appointment. then checked my calendar. it's in exactly one week m)) #adhd

• Post #4434009

  hmm the news (rumor?) that tsmc have trouble packaging $1B apple iphone chips because of missing dram, plus dram supply for 2027 being fully sold already signals to me that rampocalypse part 2 is coming?

• Post #4386892

  MNT Reform Next production parts assembly pre-check done with @theawesomerandomness@mastodon.social, all bulk custom and OTS flex cables for all MNT Reform Nexts confirmed and ordered, complete screw list confirmed. production trackpad button PCBs are on the way to us, and CNC company promised they're finishing the anodizing today, lets see

• Post #4383802

  framegrabbing composite out of my amiga 1200 with my mnt pocket reform to debug things

• Post #4356982

  anyone with 3D modeling skillz up for contributing a little case for these bad boys? https://shop.mntre.com/products/protected-battery-board the idea is to have a case where you can mount a pair of these, put in 8x 18650 LiFePO4 cells and have a slot where the 2 picolock cables can come out. we're launching the MNT Station soon, which is a desktop/server case for the MNT Reform mainboard, and it has holes on the back where these cables can go in.

• Post #4259328

  sorry but "ai" is just a big ol' load of crap

• Post #4200690

  second-hand upgraded original MNT Reform with 32GB RAM for sale at MNT Community https://community.mnt.re/t/selling-mnt-reform-rk3588/4519

• Post #4171029

  a new black version of the MNT Pocket Reform vegan leather sleeve is now available in the shop: https://shop.mntre.com/products/mnt-pocket-reform-sleeve designed by @theawesomerandomness@mastodon.social and made in Portugal from Desserto vegan cactus leather substitute. it's very smooth. buckle is metal.

• Post #4100899

  my heart goes out to the people hurt and affected by the cowardly attack on the CSD in berlin today, in my neighborhood ;/

• Post #4052016

  in other good news: we recently passed the 25 preorders threshold on the MNT Quasar 6490 processor module and put in our order with Atlantik/Thundercomm for the QCS6490+RAM/UFS component. i'd say now is a good time to reserve your spot if you're interested in this upgrade for Pocket Reform: https://shop.mntre.com/products/mnt-quasar-6490-processor-module?taxon_id=13

• Post #4036866

  while i'm on the road, @holo_memory@mastodon.gamedev.place launched the new MNT Pocket Reform Standalone Keyboard on the shop! it's our impossibly compact mechanical USB-C keyboard with integrated trackball (open hardware)! works with any computer, media center, tablet or phone. check it out: https://shop.mntre.com/products/mnt-pocket-reform-standalone-keyboard

• Post #3885984

  ohhh now i get it... i'm actually in the year 3000 and in a long-term holodeck experience created by lana wachowski, it's the prequel to the matrix and lets you slowly and agonizingly experience how misguided humans built the matrix themselves

• Post #3856972

  "oh yeah lets just totally squander this opportunity to use my position of influence to at least nudge things a tiny bit into a positive direction"

• Post #3856645

  "always has been" meme but with Linus' "The kernel project has been and will continue to be about the technology."

• Post #3844285

  some ingredients for success: - echo 4 > /sys/module/drm_display_helper/parameters/dp_aux_i2c_transfer_size - return -EBUSY - udelay(300)

• Post #3844235

  you are the perfect struct, the perfect struct, the perfect struct (looking at "struct i2c_adapter_quirks - describe flaws of an i2c adapter")

• Post #3841434

  if we're being totally honest the linux kernel is a little bit of a mess. saying that as someone who often makes big messes

• Post #3837913

  unsuccessful vs successful dp aux ddc (virtual i2c) byte read from apple hdmi adapter. rockchip/analogix driver doesn't like this pause

• Post #3783200

  made a plan for if all the computer stuff goes bust due to the slop industry: —become a trans goth/punk/industrial music/performer and live on tips and merch —give courses/seminars to worn-out IT/business people on how to be creative without ai

• Post #3782947

  someone has a recipe for running vivado p+r in CI? :D or what's the status of the foss toolchain for zynq?

• Post #3719986

  just took some pictures of the new MNT Pocket Keyboard (small standalone USB-C keyboard with integrated optical trackball and RGB backlight) that's coming to our shop at some point next week. the case is a mix of aluminum (top plate) and Multi Jet Fusion printed Nylon (HP PA 12 S). in my opinion it feels really nice in the hands. open source hardware, of course.

• Post #3692381

  MNT Pocket Reform Mainboard 2.0 first batch production confirmation pictures are in :0

• Post #3509328

  20x MNT Pocket Reform Mainboard 2.0 production rev (R-1) boards ordered (production test batch), lets hope i got everything right

• Post #3502677

  so far we've presold 12x MNT Quasar 6490 modules, that's 50% of what we need to kick off the first batch. feel free to send me some promo ideas. should i make a video showing the general performance? who would be your favorite reviewer for the Quasar Pocket Reform?

• Post #3496007

  ffmpeg remote code execution vuln https://jfrog.com/blog/pixelsmash-critical-ffmpeg-vulnerability-turns-media-files-into-weapons/

• Post #3489702

  100 MNT Reform Next mainboards are chilling in this (ESD) box

• Post #3373489

  working with daniel was an absolute joy, he's a rare software engineer that is 100% reliable, excellent communicator and can deliver deep technical solutions on the whole spectrum from web applications (incl. UI) to embedded/kernel drivers. highly recommended, hire him! https://chaos.social/@ailurux/116792506036949207

• Post #3327996

  OK, the MNT Quasar 6490 Processor Module is here, check it out! https://shop.mntre.com/products/mnt-quasar-6490-processor-module Thanks to @LinaroLtd@mastodon.social and especially @cas@social.treehouse.systems for working on this with me, and @nlnet@social.nlnet.nl (through NGI0 Core) for helping us fund this most complex module yet! And thanks to @holo_memory@mastodon.gamedev.place for preparing the launch.

• Post #2995751

  eigencomputers

• Post #2862599

  it's open hardware summit in berlin aaaaaaa