The fairly mature internal component we’re working on is v0.0.134.

Surely an efficiency drive would have some sort of structured/analytical approach to it?

LOL

@altran1502@lemmy.world nice for showing up in here!

Thanks for your work. Keep on keeping on and we’ll keep on supporting!

I think the overseas transfer of IP is part of the upwards transfer of wealth. I bet that for every design PRC stole through espionage, the western owner class sold them 10 along with the factory designs and processes. All of which contributes to the upwards wealth transfer, since these designs are rarely created solely by the company owners or at all.

When in doubt, choose LTS.

If anyone at the user level is concerned about backdoors, the OpenWrt One comes straight from AliExpress. 😂 With that said there’s probably magnitudes less risk of something nefarious going on with a low volume machine built by Banana Pi than TP-Link.

I need this boss. I’m getting aneurism from bosses in sweatpants.

Quality is pretty good though. Have been using it for about a year. I’d like to find a non-profit search and pay for that instead though. Ecosia comes close in some regards but I don’t see an ad-free option.

Yes of course, you’re right. The point I’m making is that wherever you’re putting in backdoors, instead of backdoors, you can just leave unlatched vulnerabilities. Gives you solid plausible deniability.

There’s already OpenWrt for Pi. All you need is to add a switch or a USB ethernet adapter.

An even better way is to leave vulnerable pieces in all parts of the firmware / software stack. E.g. old version of SSH with a known vulnerability or two, old web server, etc. Then just exploit as needed.

Yes, this is what a capitalist, non-centrally-planned economy does. There are multiple hands and the hand of the capitalist class is often the strongest and it will do all the things you mentioned, while the gov’t hand is trying to do damage control, but only able to the point where it hurts capitalists.

Ecosia sounds like a company worth supporting. I wish they’d offer a paid, ad-free plan.

How does it compare to Kagi, anyone used both?

100% Python, nice.

barrrr?

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And they’re likely to do so given how much of it depends on how much capital and energy you dump into it.

squabble over the best way to keep themselves out of government

FTFY

While not saying China is not capitalist (to an extent), I don’t think that’s quite true. You might care about it if you utilize markets to determine prices and production in a part of the economy. As far as I know markets aren’t necessarily capitalist. Besides, even fully command economies have relied on people choosing to go to the store or a market to buy what they feel they need. The factories didn’t dump their output into people’s homes without consent in East Germany. The basic economic cogs - people doing work to transform natural resources into things them and others need or want, along with other people doing that and buying things from them - doesn’t change. So if consumer spending changes in a way that doesn’t work well for the economy the central planners want, they still have a problem. That’s not different. What’s different is what solutions can a non-capitalist government employ compared to a capitalist one.

Yes