The hat on this dragon is whatever you want it to be. Follow your dreams
pontifical, Avignon ca. 1330-1340
Tours, Bibliothèque municipale, ms. Diocèse 8, fol. 59r
Source: discardingimages.tumblr.com
Favorite languages in no particular order: #Forth, Common #Lisp, #Python, #Asm, #APL, #J. Creator of Ascetic Programming style, and the VIBE screen editor.
#RISCV hardware developer (KCP53000, #Kestrel3). #nmigen.
I block bots unconditionally; nothing personal. DEPRECATED: My new account is at @vertigo #nobot
| Kestrel Computer Project | http://chiselapp.com/user/kc5tja/repository/kestrel-3/index |
| Amateur Radio | General; KC5TJA/6 |
| Furry | Black Dragon |
| Pronouns | He/Him/Whatever |
The hat on this dragon is whatever you want it to be. Follow your dreams
pontifical, Avignon ca. 1330-1340
Tours, Bibliothèque municipale, ms. Diocèse 8, fol. 59r
Source: discardingimages.tumblr.com
I know I would be excited about a computer like @vertigo 's future Kestrel 3 or even the new ZX Spectrum, or a Hacktari.
But this industrial thing by a massive evil corporation turns me off a lot.
Jetstream is the Walmart brand name for a line of cheap Chinese wifi base-station/routers; other popular, cheap brands like Wavlink and Winstars appear to come from the same manufacturer and they all share a grave security vulnerability: a powerful back-door.
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Fuckings to:
- ISO
- ANSI
- KHR
Do not charge to read standards
Do not charge to write standards
Open standards or kindly GTFO
@dadegroot @piggo oh, and #TodayILearned: #potassium, the common #English word for #Kalium, is derived from #pearlAsh's unpurified form: #potAsh:
<<potassium (n.)
metallic element, 1807, coined by English chemist Sir Humphry Davy from Modern Latin potassa, Latinized form of potash (q.v.). Davy first isolated it from potash. The chemical symbol K is from Latin kalium "potash," from Arabic al-qaliy "the ashes, burnt ashes" (see alkali).>>
https://www.etymonline.com/word/potassium
https://cerebralab.com/Is_a_billion-dollar_worth_of_server_lying_on_the_ground
Re-posting an old fedi post of mine:
So, SourceHut is not hosted in anyone’s cloud. I own all of the hardware outright and colocate most of it in a local datacenter.
I just built a new server for git.sr.ht, and boy is she a beaut. It cost me about $5.5K as a one-time upfront cost, and now I just pay for power, bandwidth, and space, which runs about $650/mo for all of my servers (10+).
Ran back of the napkin numbers with AWS’s price estimator for a server of equivalent specs, and without even considering bandwidth usage it’d cost me almost TEN GRAND PER MONTH to host JUST that server alone on AWS.
AWS is how techbro startups pile up and BURN their investor money.