Martin Roukala (né Peres)

@karolherbst@chaos.social @pac85@social.treehouse.systems Sure, but one could also argue that having too much money is reducing your chances of making a career in FOSS 😅 Case in point, there would be no Linux if Linus could have afforded a Minix license.

@karolherbst@chaos.social I 100% agree that power does not equate merit, but merit can be a way to gain power, which would not be luck alone. So IMO, giving the benefit of the doubt is a better attitude than pure contempt... which I guess applies to most social situations 😅

@1ace @Oleksii Oh, need to check with the pmOS team if they would like to have it in CI, like we did for the oneplus 6T.

@corbet@social.kernel.org I refuse to buy any robot I cannot take control over using Valetudo. I converted our second robot just this Sunday, 5 years after buying and converting our first one. Now we have two working ones, and they free up so much time! PS: the full conversion process took a bit less than 2h despite needing full disassembly (the Roborock S6 Pure isn't the easiest to root, but it was super cheap second hand at just 89€).

@linmob I have a sense of déjà vu :D Can't wait to try my v0.3 board!

@pojntfx Glad you like it! The discussion wasn't easy and I've been very surprised to see how polarized the community is on this topic! At least, we have reached this compromise, and time will tell if it was reasonable.

@postmarketOS @Gina @FediTips Same story, landing instance, thanks to feditips, and wishes to fosstodon admins!

@krh@fosstodon.org Oh, yeah. That's something gitlab supports with the SSH executor, but not with the docker one. I am planning to support that in CI tron because it is such a useful feature indeed!

@krh@fosstodon.org Yeah.... that's why with the CI infra I've been developing (#CI_tron), we run containers directly from an initrd (#boot2container). It doesn't solve the reproducibility of results across kernels and hardware, but at least the userspace is covered!

@karolherbst@chaos.social I agree that luck/random chance is an essential component of everything, but how is that reducing the legitimacy of some people's position? Yes, the set of circumstances that allowed this person to be in this position are unfathomably numerous, but all that matters is: is this person suitable for the job?

@karolherbst@chaos.social That is indeed true! Dunning-Kruger cannot be compensated for, both ways 🤣 That being said, people in a certain position do gain experience you simply do not... So dismissing it by default seems pretty wrong, doesn't it?

@austriancoder@fosstodon.org @karolherbst@chaos.social ha ha! Mine can be up to 50 commits named WIP, until I reach a point I am happy with to make a bunch of commit from them... Then here we go again until the MR comes out :) This way, I can always bisect brokenness, even when I am just trying shit out.

@azonenberg@ioc.exchange This is definitely worth filling a bug report for. I would file it on Mesa, but the real bug is definitely in the kernel as an app shouldn't be able to crash other apps. Let me know if you end up doing it or not, so that I can try to get it fixed by contacting the right people.

@Phawx@meta.masto.host People still find ways to make the Commodore 64 perform new tricks, right? Trust us, there are seas of optimisations left for us and the future generations to implement 🤣