You understood the comment! Good kenh!

Try searching for the LKML instead ;D

In the not too far future you will be able to get it from the internet archive, but they don't index it very often.

Pity about Toyota's code, which we know to be trash after the code reviews (not NASA's worthless one, but the good one from the Barr Group) revealed that they not only don't follow industry best practices, they don't even follow their own documented guidelines.

for the record, you can use some HTML entities here on slashdot. My favorite is — but obviously & is pretty good too for obvious reasons

I hope he's come to terms with us all being on AMD's ISA then :)

Exciting. Now Excalibur can get finalized :)

Thanks to both the Debian and the Devuan people.

I've got Excalibur on an AMD MiniPC with Kernel 6.14.11 and it's working very well.

That is of course a typically worthless and therefore on-brand take, since I was obviously talking about its creation, and we always have to pay for power.

I am sympathetic to both the just-want-it-to-work view and the want-to-customize-all-the-things view.

I just built new kernels for my Devuan systems (one on daedalus, the other on excalibur) so clearly I like to customize. But I would rather have someone else do it and I'm only doing it because even excalibur's kernel is too old to have the features I want at the moment. I had a boot error with Debian which I couldn't conveniently troubleshoot because of systemd, which is the only reason I even installed Devuan. Working early boot logging, what a concept.

I don't see any reason you couldn't make deep system changes on a system with an A/B setup though, and in fact it should make it less risky to do so.

Maybe you could even set up an A/B/C system... where C was testing

https://www.npr.org/2025/08/07...
see sec 3.2 https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/a...
https://giffords.org/lawcenter...
see "State Implementation"... https://www.rand.org/research/...
https://www.newyorker.com/news...

the takeaway: many states do enforce such prohibitions. some really, really don't.

PGE is shit at it, though. I've reported a night time outage that went longer than 15 minutes before my report and they told me I was first, and it wasn't on the outage map before I reported it either. So I have no personal knowledge of SCE, but I do know PGE can't find their ass with assistance.

It's really not that much like Android. Not even all Android devices have an A/B system, although they probably should. For the devices which don't, the system is mutable if you have root access. Also, Android has its own unique display server system. This doesn't.

The USA cannot be run by "other" democracies because The USA is not and never has been a Democracy.

Lots and lots of people have noticed before that the USA is not a democracy, but there are lots and lots of people who profit from it not being one, and surprise! Some of those people own the majority of news media in this nation.

If the license doesn't prohibit leaping to law enforcement when the alleged purpose is to "intervene before problems escalate to law enforcement" then fuck you Jeff Patterson, you lying fuck.

AMD CPUs and GPUs and Nvidia GPUs will no doubt be fabbed here eventually.

And since Intel keeps failing at processes (18A yields are pathetic and they are already signaling that 14A will follow suit) they will probably need to have their chips made there as well.

What does Transitional Medi-Cal have to do with this? Besides, the republicants are cutting Medicaid.

TSMC had two facilities in AZ which had nothing to do with Trump, then he took credit for a third facility on the same campus as if corporations don't expand to fill anticipated demand.

TSMC built in the US not because of tariffs, but because of China.