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  It’s already happened at least twice with meshtastic, first with the mqtt to internet bridge topic causing flooding and the meshrouting protocol itself being capped too low and causing chaos at big events like defcon.

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  That was part of the quote from the article, so I’m not sure why you’re responding to me about it.

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  I haven't run into any file managers that hide the path with no option to show it. Which one(s) are you talking about?

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  Man, I'm trying to soften on AI, but this post is just awful.

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  I'm not gonna say "don't do it", but I've dug into this deeply and I've turned away from RISC V. RISC V is slowly being pidgeon-holed into embedded systems. This is not a bad thing, the embedded market (cars, tvs, industrial controls) is huge and diverse. RISC V has had a very rough start to introduction into bridge-and-bus systems the way we know from Intel/amd because there have simply been too many iterations of CPU registers and capability flags for integrators to...

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  That's a fair statement. Your username is amazing .

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  It would be nice, but the time it takes to do the work of validating package versions for LTS candidacy is either limited or not free, so this is the acceptable compromise.

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  You know what.... I think I was thinking of Armbian.

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  Debian and alpine. Coming up on 27 years of linux for me.

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  We've had octo-core CPUs in phones for 13 years....

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  >Security is nice to have but it's not the reason I'm using Linux, so handing over my photo ID to a third party I trust is an acceptable if disappointing risk. And for us who don't find it an acceptable risk? Will I need an ID to read a book next?