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whitekiba

@whitekiba@squeak.social

Linuxer, Netzwerker, Administratorer, Looner

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danluu, to random
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How web bloat impacts users with slow devices:

https://danluu.com/slow-device/

whitekiba,
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@danluu The Itel P32 is a 1 GB RAM Smartphone. That's far from usable in 2024. That was pretty low in 2016.
Those tests look like they are create with a view from 10 years ago...

whitekiba, to random German
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@kkarhan The fuck ist los mit den plötzlichen Cryptoboosts? Ist dein Account okay?

whitekiba,
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@kkarhan Ich weiß ja nicht. Also bei Crypto reagier ich allergisch.
Was dein OS angeht beobachte ich das tatsächlich recht genau und judge aus der Ferne. An sich ganz cool aber der Usecase erschließt sich mir noch nicht so ganz

whitekiba,
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@kkarhan Hm naja aber dafür müsstest du den Anspruch das alles auf ne Floppy zu kriegen droppen. Die notwendigen Tools und Treiber sind schon recht fett

whitekiba,
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@kkarhan Also ich würde obsolete Technologie halt einfach nicht beachten. Disketten sind halt seit grob 20 Jahren nicht mehr relevant.Es ist einfach absolut nicht mehr zeitgemäß.

Korrin, to random German

I started a fursuit project a while ago. At this point, I got the head base done and sewn the face together. Next up is gluing it in place.

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whitekiba,
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@Korrin Aw süß

whitekiba, to random German
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Das geht über eure Vorstellungskraft!

ZDF, to random German
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whitekiba,
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@ZDF Oh boy. Endlich vernünftige Qualität und nicht irgendwelche ollen Aufnahmen von Youtube

kkarhan, to random
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whitekiba,
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@kkarhan @fuchsiii I have a device like that with modern hardware.

SwiftOnSecurity, to random

In high school I port-scanned the entire district network internally and sent direct prints to district HQ printers complaining about their lack of segmentation.

whitekiba,
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@SwiftOnSecurity 15 years ago as an apprentice i scanned the entire company network and triggered a warning on every computer because they installed a hidden VNC server on every machine. 300+ machines. That was fun.

kkarhan, to linux
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OS/1337 development:
Using the oldest still maintained did yield about 25% size reduction for it's binary...

The good news: I basically have a new size record with the same settings: 551kB for the Kernel and 402k for toybox - both targeting systems.

The bad news: I've got neither network nor USB support at all!

And I think Network support and having as minimal client is kinda necessary for to work as a "" system at all.

whitekiba,
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@kkarhan I will have a look at this tomorrow. At a first glance i would maybe go with dietlibc and try to build busybox with it. Or maybe uclibc. musl is quite huge compared to uclibc

whitekiba,
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@kkarhan btw. you can find me on telegram with my Fedi Username

whitekiba,
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@kkarhan Tandy? No way. Don't try it. It won't get you anywhere. Booting from a floppy will be impossible too. Targeting 4-5 MB could be feasible. But below that will be unusable. The minimal TCP stack alone will need about 800 kb

whitekiba,
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@kkarhan The big question is: Do you want a proof of concept or something remotely usable? I could patch out some things and get the kernel + busybox (static build) down to about 2 MB. But that thing wont run anything except for specially built software

whitekiba,
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@kkarhan Drop the i486. Go with generic x86. The 486 has some weird workarounds that will eat CPU cycles

whitekiba,
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@kkarhan Haven't used XMPP for like 10 years. And i am not going to install another messenger for a single person. Sorry

whitekiba,
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@kkarhan I can push that into 4-5 MB. But that will still be slow af.

whitekiba,
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@kkarhan https://github.com/graysky2/kernel_compiler_patch This will help you. It enables more optimization options

whitekiba,
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@kkarhan Haven't been active on IRC either. My bouncer should be active on some networks but i haven-'t connected for many months

whitekiba,
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@kkarhan xz is smaller than gz. But you are chasing a goal that isn't important at all. You are completely destroying performance

whitekiba,
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@kkarhan If thats the one single thing you want go with a 2.6.32 or even older kernel. It's a single application running. There are not security considerations. To get to that size you had to disable everything security related

whitekiba,
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@kkarhan I will have a look at your scripts. I should be able to get something running.

whitekiba,
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@kkarhan On a floppy? No way at all. Not even remotely

whitekiba,
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@kkarhan Just SSH working should be easy on an old kernel. But nothing more. Modern Crypto needs a lot of space

whitekiba,
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@kkarhan busybox has ssh and for init you can use ash scripts

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