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Isn't it a little strange that Piastri dropped so much in performance after McLaren won the constructors' championship? I also see him complaining about PU on the radio, but no one talks about it. #Formula1

I think I've mentioned this before, but @github should have configurable color themes, like VS Code.

Hahaha Leclerc getting karma from timing out Lewis Hamilton with that yellow flag #AzerbaidjanGP #f1

Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary #IdoNotJoinX

An interesting highlight was that the Synaptics BSP did not support DRM/fbdev. So, no /dev/fb0, no splash screen for me. I added support for it in the Synaptics DRM, but I "vibe-code" this, and to my surprise, as you can see above, it worked! Is it the end of kernel developers?

PhobOS on Synaptics Astra SL1680. U-Boot splash, animated initramfs/rootfs splash, and Torizon Cloud Easy Pairing app. Debian-based, OSTree and Torizon Cloud (uptane/aktualizr) OTA compatible. Built with zero Yocto! To know more about the challenges: https://t.co/dJnHU5pFOb

Everything works out, until you have to work with Yocto ...

Every day that passes I am more sure that Yocto/Open Embedded was made to obfuscate what vendors does in their BSP.

Curious about Torizon OS but lack the hardware? With the PhobOS Emulator Manager, you can "emulate" Torizon OS on any Linux machine using Docker. Perfect for testing and evaluation! Video: https://t.co/B6IXsD413o Blog: https://t.co/mIe13ibLV2

So, I modernized my blog and started writing again. Here is the post if you are interested in using the Latest Kernel on your WSL 2, with KVM support out of the box: https://t.co/daq3EgnM3B

I'm a little late, but here are my latest v6.16 Linux kernel builds for WSL 2. Now also for arm64!

PR送った。ちょっと自信ない。 https://t.co/FoHZjuaO3G

This is now my blog's 404 page.

C/Markdown/Kconfig Someone is working low level, and docs, these days ...

PhobOS a Debian based OSTree managed operating system and Torizon secure over-the-air updates compatible

Gente tá na cara que foram compradas essas notas do Garantido.

I would love to have on @github a configuration that leaves the code in dark theme and the rest of the site, including readme blocks, in light theme. I'm getting old, and dark theme has only helped with code.

Why!? Why does each arm SoC manufacturer need to use a different way to do secure boot in their SoCs? I still think that this should be an arm enforced architecture design: Are you going to implement Cortex bla bla bla? So you have to implement secure boot like "this pattern"

A new specimen 👀 With a Qualcomm Dragonwing QCS6490