2026-09-03.log

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amatechanice Esi you got a pocket reform??  :D07:21
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EsiYup :D haha09:19
Esiamatecha: i am getting quite used to seeing you in all the same irc channels as me. Haha09:20
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amatechaniiice.  hahaha as it has been for many years now!09:39
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Esiminute: you know... just wanted to note that if MNT ever makes a full on bag in the style of the MNT Pocket Reform holo sleeve I will buy it. day one. haha.10:56
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elbwhen my Pocket Reform is powered off, the Hyper+Enter b battery display is showing a drain of ~30-50 mA (it used to show zero); is this a difference in current draw, or a difference in measurement/display logic in recent firmwares?12:57
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lidstahis it me or is the hidden libera chat service (palladium) has some hiccups today?15:09
lidstah(and hi all, btw!)15:10
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vagrantceesh. linux 7.1.x already EOL ... where did the time go?19:58
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loonwow, yeah. 7.1.13 released yesterday, EOL20:47
simbaminute: I finally have access to my pocket reform again. I checked the contents of the initramfs, both KOs mnt-sc and panel-mnt-pocket-reform are present. I will update to the latest kernel, reboot and, if there is no improvement, check the  kernel log for any hints.21:03
minutesimba: ok cool! 21:08
minuteEsi: noted @ bag :D21:09
Esi<321:10
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elbuh if I want to upgrade the keyboard in my PR, is there any reason I shouldn't just get the standalone PR keyboard, then swap the keyboard modules between my PR and the standalone case?21:23
elbit looks like that's price competitive with buying just the internal parts21:23
elbis it just a PR keyboard 2.0 with the USB-C adapter?21:24
minuteelb: yep21:31
minuteelb: i mean you can have the internal one incl switches for 60 eur if you transfer your old keycaps... :D 21:32
minuteelb: but yeah if you swap the parts with the standalone then you can still use both keebs21:33
elbminute: well I kind of wanted to build a standalone anyway but didn't see the case for sale :-)21:33
elbthis sounds like a Plan to me21:34
elbpaychecks have restarted for the academic year, so here goes an order ;-)21:34
minutenoice, thanks for your business!21:35
elb(I'm moving to MB 2.0, keyboard 2.0, and headset board 2.0)21:35
elbI had a scare weds, I thought I might have some kind of HDMI problem and was a little afraid I'd run afoul of the surface mount HDMI port failing21:36
elbbut it turns out the teaching station in the classroom I was using had a bad HDMI cable21:36
minutesigrid: lol, a 9front slop port https://github.com/rcarmo/9front21:44
minuteelb: ow oof!21:44
minutecame there from https://github.com/rcarmo/haiku-arm64-build21:44
minute> Update: I have decided to archive the repository and stop all of my work around Haiku due to the project's irrational stance on LLMs and AI-assisted development. I see no point in wasting tokens (and time) on trying to use system that, depsite still giving me joy, has no coherent view towards keeping up with the times21:45
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^alexgood!21:48
elbI love haiku's stance21:49
minuteyes, i didn't know that haiku was so cool, that's a big relief21:49
aloo_shuare 'the times' a source of coherence21:49
elbI wish it did run on arm64, but not at that cost21:49
aloo_shuquestion mark21:49
minutealoo_shu: lol i think the claudisms already sneaked into their own wording21:50
minuteelb: it does run on arm6421:50
elbI updated a haiku r5 core duo (not core 2 duo, even!  32-bit!) to r6 using the online SystemUpdater ... and it just worked21:50
minuteelb: i ran it in qemu already, and i think it just needs a bit of massaging to work on our barebox UEFI thing21:51
elbminute: oh really!21:51
elbI thought arm64 was a qemu-only-and-doesn't-really-work status21:51
minuteelb: no it's totally usable in qemu now already with emulated usb mouse!21:51
elboh I see they have it up to 80% functional even on Apple Silicon21:51
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elbI think I tried to run it on RPi most recently, and that still says barely functional on their status page21:52
minuteelb: and i tried booting it on PR with barebox, it shows an error message related to interrupt cells, which i already tracked down/know what it's about, but didn't have time to hack on21:52
elbmaybe I confused "RPi" for "ARM64 in general"21:52
elbwow that's awesome21:52
elbI wish I had time to hack these things :-\21:52
minuteelb: haiku only understands up to 2 arguments (cells) on devicetree irq nodes, but rk3588 dts has 3 on 2 power domains iirc, so that needs to be at least stubbed21:52
aloo_shuminute: I mean that's super hard to avoid, I catch myself with ai-like phraselets because it's intuitively intelligent to imitate what you see people engage with, and eloquence makes people go "what", it's a drain21:53
elbI try hard not to pick up too much slang in general, because I teach college students, so the half-life for any given slang that I'm absolutely SURROUNDED with is measured in months21:54
elbthe entire population refreshes in four year rolling windows, so ;-)21:55
sigridminute: holy hell. the number of 9slop is increasing. this in particular features idiocy such as make instead of mk!21:55
elbI'm honestly surprised there's any significant overlap with slop and plan921:57
sigridslop is the new rule 34 but for code/software21:58
^alexthe suckless people, notable plan9 likers, are software fascists, it doesn't surprise us21:58
sigridI'd say it's strange if they like it, why don't they use it too21:59
spewsuckless aside, plan 9 already has its own history of fascist users22:02
spewa pretty long history22:02
elbI don't know anything about that, it just seems (as someone who first encountered plan 9 in the vita nuova/inferno days) that the philosophy of plan 9 as a development environment is pretty antithetical to slop and vibe coding22:06
spewit seems good technical sense does not translate into any kind of political awareness22:12
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minutesigrid: 9gpt22:20
sigridit's worse than you think, minute. https://github.com/dharmatech/agent922:22
minutesigrid: gah, some people just have no taste22:23
minutefwiw the retrocomputing scene is also pretty sloppified now it seems22:24
minute5.25" sloppy disk22:24
minuteok i should get back to finishing this handbook22:25
joschmuch success!! _o/22:25
minutejosch: thanks! i just made/adapted the cover, only preface missing22:26
joschsweet :)22:26
joschhttps://mister-muffin.de/p/p_0A.jpg22:31
joschmy phd thesis and the pocket reform handbook are the only books in my shelf with my name in it -- the pocket reform handbook currently is at the front. Makes way more important discussion topic when people are over. :)22:32
f_yeah haiku is awesome :D22:35
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Esii should daily drive haiku22:49
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