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werdahias (tired) | @werdahias@pleroma.debian.social

Debian Developer. EE student.
Likes hiking, reading and free software.
#RightToRepair
"Freiheit ist immer Freiheit des anders Denkenden." - Rosa Luxemburg

Hmm @ Flatpak. Maybe it's less effort to just help with the Lutris backport in Debian instead.

@grillchen nice if you want to chat with people without a phonenumber

@ralphruthe nicht 2022 aber: Legion (von FX). mMn einer der besten Serien die je gemacht wurde. Aktueller: The Silo mit einer sehr guten Hauptdarstellerin

Protip: Do not move during the semester (it sucks)

@mirabilos At first I read "solder weather approaching" and was like, yeah, I'd like some soldering

@Extelec looks like Debian netinst with expert option

@vkc nice video. Shortwave is coming soon™ to Debian/Ubuntu.

I am a bit late, but check this out if you missed it.

Ada Lovelace Day 2024 - Interview with some Women in Debian

https://bits.debian.org/2024/10/ada-lovelace-day-2024-interview-with-some-women-in-debian.html

No progress on the debugging from windows. Though now the Debian kernel has the IPU3 and CIO2 modules enabled by default, starting with 6.12~rc.6.

@mntmn not really recent but I can recommend Predestination for a real mind-bending experience

@drewdevault git rebase is so underrated. For packaging I sometimes notice a small thing to fix -> create commit, git rebase and squash it with the corresponding one.

:boosts_ok_gay: immigration, uspol mention, looking for advice!

#Debian stuff I did the last two weeks:
Got Fragments and Warp accepted into the archive. Finished packaging swayosd and shortwave and uploaded it to NEW. Did a rust-heapless transition (0.7 to 0.8); likewise for rust-image (0.24 to 0.25). Almost finished the glycin-loaders update.

@grillchen wanted do buy clothing from there but all sold out :/

@leyrer migration in die google cloud <-> datenschutz
Java, Cocol, MS SQL Server...

@overflo wer kennts nicht

After some more digging it turns out that Intel was lazy. They used a similar camera setup in my device and the Surface device line. However, the voltage to the camera sensor is controlled by a tps68470 IC which can deliver variable voltages. Since the Linux kernel does not know the board (and the correct voltage levels), the camera is without power. Now I need to boot Windows (ugh) and get the correct values from reading the I2C traffic.

@fabos bahnfahren be like

TIL ICE trains with blue stripes instead of read ones exists.

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