How did you do it? Simply by installing all the packages mentioned here? https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/wan/smartphone.usb.tethering
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How did you do it? Simply by installing all the packages mentioned here? https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/wan/smartphone.usb.tethering


Regular ARM CPUs are pretty efficient. What do you mean?
I’ve made an open source hello world calendar app in a month in Rust. This language is so hard to understand for me, and I wrote C code for microcontrollers for a living some days of my life… Just can’t wrap my head around it.
Guess I’ll have to go buy socks and take HRT to finally be able to learn Rust.
It’s approx. 10-11€ ($11-12) per gallon in Germany aswell. 2,20-2,30€ per liter.


Maybe we are going to see “scanner” websites for such patch situations in the future, with a world map and statistics where are how many unpatched servers…
You mean things that already exist, like https://shodan.io/?
Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho.
Or Luca. It’s gender neutral.
American detected
It’s not the gun that kills you.
It’s not the projectile that kills you, it’s the impact.


Art. Always have to second guess everything because it might be clanker generated.
Netdata, looking at dashboards when something breaks :)


rawr, bet you had some good oathgasms


Oathmeal, Oathmilk, Oath müsli… Yep
Maybe the people asking for your projects and the ones slamming them for you using AI in any capacity are different people.
I for one think AI is a tool and if you’re competent or it’s for one-off tasks, you can use it. It’s the agentic vibecoding by complete non-IT people (or techbros, or absolute beginners) that grinds my gears.
Do we have to have the corporate bootlicking prevention speech again?


OK, but it works and it’s cheap.
And you can use it with FOSS.
Thank you for the recommendation!


You can order 3D prints online, check a local supplier for less environmental impact.
Or you can buy a Bambu Labs A1 mini, cheapest and easiest printer IMO.


Well, my issue isn’t with what contributors might do, but that you personally hid all AI contributions and I can’t even assess your coding quality that way.
As it seems, you slopped out multiple thousands of lines of code and haven’t shown me any proof you’ll be able to maintain this pile of autogenerated nonsense.
I know it feels like work hitting Enter ten thousand times, but it really isn’t helping. I’m very glad you put in an AI disclaimer! It’s the right thing to do and this means I can judge the project so that I don’t want to try it. I’d just have preferred a bit more transparency in terms of AI contribution, because I’d have tried it if I thought you’d be able to maintain it.
I’ll just put a reminder in my calender to check back in a year if you abandoned it or if the project is alive and kicking still.


You purposefully want to hide AI contributions? Oh dear. I don’t know if I’m on board with this.
You wrote 60.000 lines of code in three months? Even worse.
This is AI slop.
Leave my mother out of this, then I’ll let yours leave my cellar! 😋
Sure, but have you looked at the price/performance/watt ratio? Macs cost significantly more than x86 or ARM mini PCs and SBCs. And lots of the performance is gobbled up by MacOS itself. It’s not like it’s easy to install headless Asahi Linux and have everything working well.
If you buy a used M1/M2/M3 Mac that might be a good investment to use with Asahi Linux but Thunderbolt and other neat features won’t work.