No updates in 6 year. Do you know if it still works?
Yes, though you still need to renew the certificate through OS X Server.
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jervant commented on BlueOS Kernel – Written in Rust, compatible with POSIX github.com/vivoblueos/ker... · Posted by u/dacapoday
It would be neat if there was a standard interface for device drivers, similar to what POSIX does for user-space. That way, interesting kernels like this one can just comply with that and the enormous amounts of Linux modules can be ported to comply with that standard so that they can also be loaded by redox, blueos,etc..
But the complication I suppose is data-structures being accessed by drivers that reside in the core kernel and other assumptions that come with linking against a monolith program like the Linux kernel. It would be momentous to simply get Linux drivers to comply with a kernel-agnostic ABI.
Maybe hardware should start offering virtio interfaces
jervant commented on Triforce – a beamformer for Apple Silicon laptops github.com/chadmed/trifor... · Posted by u/tosh
How's hardware supposed to work without software?
firmware
I wonder how it compares to USPS workers at deciphering illegible handwriting.
jervant commented on Nokia's internal presentation after iPhone was launched (2007) [pdf] nokia-apple-iphone-was-la... · Posted by u/late
"Cingular has allowed Apple to launch a device with WLAN and inbuilt services"
Ugh, that "allowed". It's wild how much Apple shook up the mobile phone market and pushed phone companies back to just being dumb data carriers.