2026-10-20T18:50:35Zhttps://nostr.nowNostr notes by GNU/翠星石GNU/翠星石https://nostr.now/npub1lteytmkwe0d84tpngrt86e2ysh5wyh4cngl04cekfywx0732r20q7ynuyvhttps://media.freesoftwareextremist.com/media/fb/41/86/fb41867a47d7781c91e09738a7e39fe2b360d5e5808893cd0df8059fb2244018.webphttps://media.freesoftwareextremist.com/media/fb/41/86/fb41867a47d7781c91e09738a7e39fe2b360d5e5808893cd0df8059fb2244018.webphttps://nostr.now/nevent1qqs8yachc9xzghrwtrsmskacvkvu02g5lc4rzmhtqpd8xyc4epy560szyra0y30wem9a574vxdqdvlt9gjz73cj7hzdra7hrxey3cel69gdfuyv2xhc10-20$ will get you pretty crappy metallurgy, with a blade that ...
In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqszn7fx2p8dd4s49wlfwx9nfmu3e5cayz3qjjea27dvrq0lk8hvcpgk3tyl7'>nevent1q…tyl7</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>10-20$ will get you pretty crappy metallurgy, with a blade that will likely chip or break with any hard amount of force applied.
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<br/>I prefer the extended reach of a sword really.
2026-09-13T13:38:32Zhttps://nostr.now/nevent1qqspeemyh38u4xp64f0arxtlu8q9vlxalxjjvmas3p8frwf32qcm6uqzyra0y30wem9a574vxdqdvlt9gjz73cj7hzdra7hrxey3cel69gdfumr4scfNothing cheaper than putting a edge on a piece of scrap.
In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsvfk8desyczh55hcer57zrqq5tsa3uqzm2axtee9k0j7uw0gg3kwcjrgvtl'>nevent1q…gvtl</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Nothing cheaper than putting a edge on a piece of scrap.
2026-09-13T13:00:40Zhttps://nostr.now/nevent1qqszh0ttvvfdjqgz0mg0ly3ylmzkfyjkzv4usuhhgk9qlyvcv4zqldszyra0y30wem9a574vxdqdvlt9gjz73cj7hzdra7hrxey3cel69gdfu9gw5m7Hurd has been slopped - although the amount of slop isn't ...
In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqswp6a52frdrglsxh6dhmnvgkd7ucl0g4x0d4ew5z3hamfccl9mq4cdgvzal'>nevent1q…vzal</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Hurd has been slopped - although the amount of slop isn't that hard to clean up.
2026-08-31T11:34:02Zhttps://nostr.now/nevent1qqsqcvunlzkgc3znqudr6c3fc87690hpeqat9y9e8mkv3wgtau4cvwqzyra0y30wem9a574vxdqdvlt9gjz73cj7hzdra7hrxey3cel69gdfu0aj9hp>Same for coal and gas plants, they need cooling too, not as ...
In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsfazkg2my3pzw3ez5e076v8k9sxudx09qq36vqxldfw8nxrke5l8g04g4qp'>nevent1q…g4qp</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>>Same for coal and gas plants, they need cooling too, not as much as nuclear, but still.
<br/>Coal, gas and nuclear needs more or less identical amounts of cooling per MWh of electricity generated - nuclear plants just pump out a whole lot more GWh.
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<br/>>here half of the nuclear power plants needed to shut down during the heatwave in Europe. The rivers went dry, there was no cooling water left.
<br/>Should have used non-evaporative cooling, rather than being cheap ですぅ.
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<br/>>This is why SolarPV + Windturbines + storage are the most reliable electricity ressources we can install.
<br/>Only if it such equipment isn't under the control of proprietary software with remote backdoors.
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<br/>If such equipment is, someone can turn it off, which clearly isn't reliable.
2026-08-30T10:49:56Zhttps://nostr.now/nevent1qqsq9m4y3unwlhaqzkug38xftrsl6z7nh8ww6ry2j0xgzjvf3wk0wwqzyra0y30wem9a574vxdqdvlt9gjz73cj7hzdra7hrxey3cel69gdfuef8zduSolar is good during the day, but it doesn't work at night. ...
In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsffsv92n2nw7r76r57hlrv55hc9a8dj5pu44hmes78mqnapc8257glw9u76'>nevent1q…9u76</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Solar is good during the day, but it doesn't work at night.
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<br/>Grid scale energy storage wasn't practical during the 1980's.
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<br/>GNUclear reactor in my backyard was practical prior to the 1980s, but nuclear isn't allowed?
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<br/>The only way fossil fuels would be practically eliminated for electrical generation would be baseload nuclear, with additional solar and grid-scale battery storage - but that isn't allowed.
2026-08-29T12:07:47Zhttps://nostr.now/nevent1qqspd5yslecz6ey6p7nqe9da9lky2cv6jdv7dwxnw26u8ncsqlpffaczyra0y30wem9a574vxdqdvlt9gjz73cj7hzdra7hrxey3cel69gdfu93lwpvHurd was also a supported kernel in the past, same with BSD ...
In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsgcr6gc035jq7mf6uf4xanatc3zdep5ya0py92plfgds9q9syzf9g3xrzjx'>nevent1q…rzjx</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Hurd was also a supported kernel in the past, same with BSD kernel's.
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<br/>The April fools joke was a release of the latest version.
2026-08-19T15:21:02Zhttps://nostr.now/nevent1qqs9qam4st5tykzreufzurq37pszzdscf72wp6g4fjhhmj5e2xnrzvgzyra0y30wem9a574vxdqdvlt9gjz73cj7hzdra7hrxey3cel69gdfuyg659lAarch64 often is a different CPU arch between SoC's - there ...
In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsfequzv5lgxeqn3zn4ea0r3jqaqqex328qvp534f26y9g0u636hsqzdz35s'>nevent1q…z35s</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Aarch64 often is a different CPU arch between SoC's - there are so many different versions and variants that everything needs to compiled per SoC.
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<br/>Aarch64 SoC's are also all completely different - specific .dtb's etc are needed.
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<br/>Those are the reasons why there are no generic GNU/Linux distros that work across Aarch64 SoC's.
2026-08-19T15:04:57Zhttps://nostr.now/nevent1qqs2ql08x2xqwlkkzmafg52xxutw6hrttjpvr7vcejp5lep8mpajr3gzyra0y30wem9a574vxdqdvlt9gjz73cj7hzdra7hrxey3cel69gdfuzw7u6nI like arguments on things, as I am very good to winning ...
In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsym4xha9jey3wlz0flag0wy5c3g45yd49509h94e6ep3xp0cumjlgauzzc2'>nevent1q…zzc2</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>I like arguments on things, as I am very good to winning arguments.
2026-07-15T13:31:11Z