My man gave is just electronics

Dark souls, Bloodborne

I like Linux and computers but I’m very boring otherwise. Interested?

Assuming the dead person didn’t mind, no. If I were in a situation where a proven relative of the deceased human would like the skull back, I would give it to them, sure. But if it’s just for art/fantasy, I do not see any problems. I don’t care what happens with my bones after I die.

I agree. I don’t know him. I meant that I don’t find him as weird as you do probably because I don’t know him as well

Maybe

I don’t see how he is being weird about it. OK I wouldn’t show it to a zoom meeting full of random people, sure, but nothing else screams weird to me.

Then again, I work in IT have been described as weird by some people so I suppose I’m not looking at it like usual people would

Sorry, but I fail to see the problem with him owning a skull

How about “SearXNG it”

DEFCON?

The way I use YT Music is in the browser with an adblocker. Then, play a song you like and start the radio. YT usually has an excellent algorithm handling music recommendations in such cases

That Thinkpad keyboard because you’re in IT

Damn you’re installing Plan9 on bare metal? That’s some balls there.

Tried OpenIndiana as a daily driver yet?

Hotel California

I love these guys. Let’s see if somebody can just bootstrap the FOSS framework directly on TCP to work on the internet without a VPN. Fantastic project

You should be using a seedbox to torrent in this age. Let the company run their business, if they don’t want to be a part of the group that allows torrents, so be it.

Coreboot disables most of Intel ME on x86 except the parts required for essential functions. It certainty cripples external access to Intel ME.

I believe it is a fair assumption that for embedded architectures like ARM and RISC-V, a FOSS bootloader will likely deal with state-sponsored backdoors if they haven’t been infiltrated themselves. This does not take into account baseband attack vectors because I simply don’t know much about wireless, but I’d imagine someone working on these projects likely has their eye on the funny stuff the NSA is likely to try here. RISC-V is FOSS, the NSA cannot legally require anybody to include a backdoor into the architecture itself.

You mean you’re assuming that it will come with a backdoor in the hardware? Will that matter if the bootloader is FOSS?

ASM - are you working with embedded electronics?

Tried kbin yet?