Jarkko Sakkinen
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@ljs @josh @jvschrag Yeah, usually a great meetings is kind of "accomplish a mission" with those people who matter for accomplishing that goal. Then usually people say what they need to say because the whole thing is somewhat goal oriented. Does not need that much preparing. Can be compared to something like going to a bank to negotiate mortgage loan or similar scenario :-)
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@timojyrinki @vbabka i've tried this a million times and with both of the major browser, no luck. opensuse bugzilla is inaccessible for me unfortunately.
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@josh @jvschrag meetings should have a QA process :-) it is the only asset in corps that is not too eagerly measured.
I.e. instead of arguing how meetings should or should not be there should be some way to measure their quality and continuously improve them like any other asset. I'd guess what works is something that has a time parameter and depends on company's overall state etc.
i think this is also major glitch of existing agile processes (scrum, kanban etc.). they are in the end of the day static and unrobust.
I.e. instead of arguing how meetings should or should not be there should be some way to measure their quality and continuously improve them like any other asset. I'd guess what works is something that has a time parameter and depends on company's overall state etc.
i think this is also major glitch of existing agile processes (scrum, kanban etc.). they are in the end of the day static and unrobust.
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@aras not a big suprise, i mean management engine has also used SPARC in the past: https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/intel/management_engine
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Ok, the fact that the "AI" (NPU) chip controller inside Intel's new Meteor Lake CPUs uses SPARC instruction set (from 1990?) was not on my bingo cards for this year. https://chipsandcheese.com/2024/04/22/intel-meteor-lakes-npu/
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never get bored to richard cheese :-) always gets you into good mood https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrMjvUzlohY
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@Andi Luckily I’ve recently tested SGX cgroups patches with Tumbleweed, i.e. know how to compile equivalent distro kernel (as it is made for OpenSUSE) for any possible kernel tree :-) So can easily try this out once the bandwidth is available.
It is maybe even easier than Ubuntu kernel (which has been easiest so far):
./scripts/install-git-hooks # not sure whether this is really required
./scripts/tar-up.sh
export LINUX_GIT=~/work/linux-tpmdd # clean clone swithed to branch of your choice
./scripts/osc_wrapper kernel-source/kernel-default.spec
The packages land to /var/tmp/build-root/standard-x86_64/home/abuild/rpmbuild/RPMS/x86_64. And obviously needs to be signed with a MOK key if secure boot is turned on.
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@jani @timojyrinki that said prefixes do have measurable benefits for a developer! :-)
e.g. if have such prefix missing from some function that i maintain and i get a patch with that rationale, i most likely ack it despite being somewhat cosmetic change.
e.g. if have such prefix missing from some function that i maintain and i get a patch with that rationale, i most likely ack it despite being somewhat cosmetic change.
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@jani @timojyrinki yeah sorry for mentioned that. i can admit that being irritated it just spotted my attention and ofc i went to complain about it here in social media :-) apologies!
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@timojyrinki @vbabka there is some problem with sign on in SUSE sites. i've never been able to log in to that bugzilla. I've emailed to admins but they never have answered.
There was some other bug that I even fixed in OpenSUSE installation but I cannot remember what it was :-) I reported it here to mastodon only. I need to look that one up too if I ever get access to that bugzilla.
There was some other bug that I even fixed in OpenSUSE installation but I cannot remember what it was :-) I reported it here to mastodon only. I need to look that one up too if I ever get access to that bugzilla.
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@timojyrinki yeah i look up now to kernel tree, dig up all info that i possibly can and then post to LKML :-) and thanks for XE driver tip! i'll try it but i still look up first if i can find something nasty in i915 driver.
If XE driver is a fix, then this is also tumbleweed bug, ain't it @vbabka ?
If XE driver is a fix, then this is also tumbleweed bug, ain't it @vbabka ?
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