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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
I ended up ordering 9990X based machine, which I will later upgrade during its life-cycle to 9990X3D. Should be enough power for my needs in kernel and Rust...
First machine I bought "as a company" as I'm working as a contractor and first machine with water cooling ;-)
It's a custom build from local computer shop with 24 month full service for replacing parts etc. (so I don't have to do that).
First machine I bought "as a company" as I'm working as a contractor and first machine with water cooling ;-)
It's a custom build from local computer shop with 24 month full service for replacing parts etc. (so I don't have to do that).
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Jarkko Sakkinen
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This is literally my certificate of ownership for my downtown apartment in Tampere, Finland. I'd call this a proper stock :-) Especially love the tape fix in the middle.
Still I'm now looking into putting my place to digital register and hang this to my wall...
Still I'm now looking into putting my place to digital register and hang this to my wall...
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Edited 2 months ago
I have to agree with Boris. It's a force majeure situation. What else could we do. I'd guess that UK would get support from Nordic and Baltic states if this action was taken and there would be a coalition.
And DRPK troops terrorizing Europe is unacceptable. Any country who brings them here in this region should pay the consequences. It's even orthogonal to the war situation. North Korea is an enemy state and any aggressive action from such should receive a clear and brutal response.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/boris-johnson-ukraine-uk-troops-putin-b2645681.html
And DRPK troops terrorizing Europe is unacceptable. Any country who brings them here in this region should pay the consequences. It's even orthogonal to the war situation. North Korea is an enemy state and any aggressive action from such should receive a clear and brutal response.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/boris-johnson-ukraine-uk-troops-putin-b2645681.html
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Jarkko Sakkinen
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One of my favorite food black sausage aka mustamakkara :-) Anthony Bourdain (RIP) ate this in his show and approved ;-)
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Jarkko Sakkinen
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@harald As a kernel developer I recommend instead disabling suspend and reporting the bug ;-) Usually kernel oops is a potential memory corruption, which can by definition have undefined collateral effects.
E.g. do "rtcwake -s 15 -m mem" and dump dmesg contents to the bug report.
When it comes to disabling suspend, it seems that making "lid close" not do anything is particularly hard these days so I made this short screencast of it :-)
I tried all combinations, and for the reasons I have no idea of, both upower and logind configuration need to be edited.
E.g. do "rtcwake -s 15 -m mem" and dump dmesg contents to the bug report.
When it comes to disabling suspend, it seems that making "lid close" not do anything is particularly hard these days so I made this short screencast of it :-)
I tried all combinations, and for the reasons I have no idea of, both upower and logind configuration need to be edited.
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Jarkko Sakkinen
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First system upgrade ever I’ve tried for Asahi Linux ongoing *fingers crossed* (40 to 41)
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkkoLearned how to install a “VSCode only” extension to VSCodium:
- Go to a page: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=nordic-semiconductor.nrf-kconfig
- Download vsix.
codium --install-extension nordic-semiconductor.nrf-kconfig-2024.9.20.vsix
Now Kconfig looks pretty ;-)
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
The interface is a bit rough but Firefox actually has profiles just like Chrome. This from my work Thinkpad.
Have been converting once again to Firefox from Chrome only because I want to use at least the same browser in every platform and aarch64 has only Firefox (i.e. my Mac mini).
This is how I usually switch between Chrome and Firefox: a dead-end comes and I switch to the other.
Last time I switched to Chrome was because of broken WebMIDI support in Firefox, which now fully works with Novation hardware so the browser table tennis continues.
#firefox #chrome #ping #pong
Have been converting once again to Firefox from Chrome only because I want to use at least the same browser in every platform and aarch64 has only Firefox (i.e. my Mac mini).
This is how I usually switch between Chrome and Firefox: a dead-end comes and I switch to the other.
Last time I switched to Chrome was because of broken WebMIDI support in Firefox, which now fully works with Novation hardware so the browser table tennis continues.
#firefox #chrome #ping #pong
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 2 months ago
What is this:
https://opensource.org/ai
"Open Source" is "Open Source AI"
OK, cool.
This must be then an AI:
```
int main(void) {}
```
For me this has an appearance of a scam, and it also reflects a recent outbursts such as e.g. this one from Microsoft:
https://www.techspot.com/news/103609-microsoft-ai-ceo-content-open-web-freeware-ai.html
Not pointing out to Microsoft here in particular. It was just so arrogant, obnoxious and ignorant take from Mustafa Suleyman that it carved to my brain forever.
IT giants have put way way way too huge stakes on top of the AI game board. There's also a strong motivation to compound "Open Source" and "AI" as interchangeable concepts to justify evil corporate tactics. Right from the get go OpenAI picked up a name, which misleads by implying "openness" (with no anchor to anything actually open).
Standards share no resemblance to this eye roll trick. I read them a lot as part of my work (the most recent was DWARF4 spec few weeks ago), and I know what a standard should look like, if anything.
This is not an opinion about AI way or another but I recognize a fake standard 100% when I see one, and this is as fake as it can ever get. It could be at worst interpreted as an attack against open source and free software governance, and the values that we believe in.
RT @fsfe
https://opensource.org/ai
"Open Source" is "Open Source AI"
OK, cool.
This must be then an AI:
```
int main(void) {}
```
For me this has an appearance of a scam, and it also reflects a recent outbursts such as e.g. this one from Microsoft:
https://www.techspot.com/news/103609-microsoft-ai-ceo-content-open-web-freeware-ai.html
Not pointing out to Microsoft here in particular. It was just so arrogant, obnoxious and ignorant take from Mustafa Suleyman that it carved to my brain forever.
IT giants have put way way way too huge stakes on top of the AI game board. There's also a strong motivation to compound "Open Source" and "AI" as interchangeable concepts to justify evil corporate tactics. Right from the get go OpenAI picked up a name, which misleads by implying "openness" (with no anchor to anything actually open).
Standards share no resemblance to this eye roll trick. I read them a lot as part of my work (the most recent was DWARF4 spec few weeks ago), and I know what a standard should look like, if anything.
This is not an opinion about AI way or another but I recognize a fake standard 100% when I see one, and this is as fake as it can ever get. It could be at worst interpreted as an attack against open source and free software governance, and the values that we believe in.
RT @fsfe
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
US Ambassador to Finland's immediate reaction of Trump's win in 2016 while still serving 😅 #Trump #diplomacy
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