espressif could still prove me wrong by releasing full MMU documentation that actually outlines everything rather than me having to infer everything from what little register documentation exists within their code itself (the TRM has nothing on this, and iirc even explicitly states that the chip doesn't support U-mode, which it does)

i have done some more research and i no longer believe that it is viable to port NetBSD to the ESP32-P4. the MMU is more than an MPU, but it is still not enough for proper demand paging

if you're a CEO right now and you just found out you have 2 months left in the current world order, i'd bet "i was seduced by a spy" looks a lot like a relatable excuse that one could use to shift blame elsewhere and get out of a sticky situation

i am also a fan of pentium m

Click (2006) already warned me of the dangers of repeatedly pressing the "skip ahead to the part i care about" button

core 2 duo forever

this, like much of my hardware, i got for free from someone who had it and didn't want it anymore

i have found the power adapter for my Mac Mini G4

mayhaps tomorrow i boot it up, see if the NetBSD install that was previously on it is still intact, and either upgrade or overwrite with NetBSD 11.0 as appropriate

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i have done netboot and nfsroot with it before, but it is really sluggish...

i would post a NetBSD/vax dmesg but my vax's scsi emulator died so that's going to have to wait until i can replace or repair it

look. i went to lan parties i was a toddler. i was maybe 5 years old at my first quakecon. i can't not get bawls when i go to microcenter

i went to microcenter because they sent me a coupon for a free 128gb flash drive and also i needed some other things. but then i found the other things and they were too expensive. so i looked around to see if there was anything else i needed and all of that was also too expensive. so i just got some bawls and my free flash drive

pizza dough rising in the server rack

4:04 sleep not found

sometimes i think about how i am a colony of cells, about half animalia and half bacteria by count, that has collectively learned how to eat nuts and make music and contemplate the nature of existence

ok so SPI is going to be extremely easy, I2C is a bit harder and to do it properly i'd want a few chips i don't have. so if i need to do I2C i may "cheat" a little and use some 16V8s or 22V10s

could be fun to build some simple I2C or SPI devices entirely out of 7400-series logic (plus whatever interfacing is necessary)

type of girl who is making a formal specification of the network protocol on the vibecoded work project she inherited so that everyone can stop asking claude questions about what is probably supposed to be happening, and instead test real codebase behavior against an actual model that we all agree is how it should work

i opened up krita to edit something and found this. i don't remember making this