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Linux kernel hacker and maintainer etc.

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@vathpela @vbabka it's like three dick trio with the most advanced military technology in their hands. what could possibly go wrong...
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Yeah, if I had bet money I might put my bets on Trump. But I don't even want to do that when it comes to political elections in this decade...
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@vathpela @vbabka I don't like usually want to support any candidate in foreign elections because given how social media algorithms work, in right (wrong) hands any opinion can be weaponized for any possible purpose or goal ;-)

In Mastodon I can say at least that for sure I'd be happier if Kamala won but for us over here it is also sane to prepare for all possible outcomes.
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Jarkko Sakkinen

Edited 9 months ago
For an outsider (not living in US) it is impossible to make guesswork who will presidential elections? I was in 2016 at north west of US when the Trump happened for the first time, and then everybody knew by a fact that Trump will not win, it is just plain impossible.

If you ignore who you would want to win, who do you think will win?

PS. Not worried of Trump because he likes how we rake our forests ;-) https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-46256296
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Jarkko Sakkinen

15 minutes of #LinkedIn fam. I'm surprised that could even see this as I'm (obviously) not in that site. I guess that came clear also yesterday ;-)

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/paritytech_hailing-from-tampere-finland-jarkko-sakkinen-activity-7252660880637591552-XQ9D

#Tampere #Finland
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Jarkko Sakkinen

Edited 9 months ago
Apparently the latest #LWN issue is across the board #Rust ;-) That said, I don't mind. My favorite tho was "Zapping pointers out of thin air", which is not exactly a Rust article but should be quite useful read also for the Rust developers (on the one and only Paul McKenney's talk).

https://lwn.net/Articles/993484/
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@vbabka Maybe they would even able to deliver a letter with 40'ish A4 printouts from Finland to Germany. Finnish and Germany Post were not, even tho I paid almost 30 EUR for that joy... Cost me 500 EUR in the end because I was my own delivery agent in the end. So if Alzabox could deliver to Berlin with less than 500 EUR to a box over there, I'm a potential customer ;-)
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@vbabka googled "alzabox finland" because i did not know what it is and this is the only hit i got: https://m.alza.cz/EN/tom-of-finland/v19412.htm
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Jarkko Sakkinen

Edited 9 months ago
@ljs @oleksandr @pony Yeah, so I would rather run just macOS on this, and get something having none of Apple software inside. This is just my leisure time machine :-) Not even looking it from benchmarking angle but more like fun and learning something new... Using it now as I'm keeping today off from work :-)
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@pony @oleksandr @ljs You mean me? This is my Mac mini. Ok you got me, it's an ARM desktop ;-) But something with more power, cores and at minimum 64 GB of memory (that said I have the heftiest M2 Pro 12-core CPU with 32 GB, which is not too bad when compiling in Asahi Linux).
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Jarkko Sakkinen

Edited 9 months ago
@ljs @oleksandr @pony I sold my i9-13900k desktop three weeks ago. Plan is to get something new, and 9950X would be an option but I've trying to check if there would be some decent(ish) desktop level ARM option available. There's some pretty powerful ARM CPU's for laptops but I don't much about the desktop market. Up until that surviving with X1 ThinkPad :-) ARM tickles me mainly to get more experience with that ISA...
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@vbabka Related, a generational experience:

mov ax, 13h
int 10h

;-)
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@vbabka Nice stuff to read and watch YouTube videos, a memory lane to good old days :-)
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@vbabka Turbo Assembler was like JavaScript of that day ;-)
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@vbabk I have not that much but one thing I did back in 2012 was arch/x86/realmode, which is relocatable (at least a bit more given limitations) version of the trampoline code used when waking up from suspend etc. It was like historical exhibition tour on x86 legacy layers at the same time ;-)

And as a teen I wrote a few 3D engines and stuff like that for MS-DOS then using either DOS/4GW or Tran's PMODE (never did my own so called "DOS extender") :-) Good times...
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@jani hot :-)
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And right, another business reason: Atari STE. I have one with 4 megs of RAM. Would be perfect for CUBASE.
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Jarkko Sakkinen

I don't actually need but I mean :-) Can't get over these. Have been stalking them for couple of years already (with trousers on).

I do own MiSTeR FPGA so there is a "business reason" to get one.

https://www.checkmate1500plus.com/
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Recommended reading also: "DOS memory models"
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