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Amazing feat!
Easily managed to get these beasts up to Hanle, Ladakh to the Indian Astronomical Observatory. Starting from Thiskey IOCL charger with 100%, returned to Leh without need of extra charge -- with 28% SoC remaining! 💪🚀
#MahindraXEV9e #Ladakh #Hanle
@anandmahindra @mahindraesuvs
AOSP has excellent documentation at source.android.com/ - it'd be good to have some more info there on Project Mainline modules as well.
Although Google publishes the source code for each Project Mainline module, that doesn't mean you can always cleanly build them from AOSP.
Case in point: when @_cdesai was building the new Mainline modules, he ran into this error when the MediaProvider module was being built...
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"It needs to be refactored, so a human can still reasonably judge correctness."
- @t_grote
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I've left open source projects after getting tired of arguing with maintainers.
There really is a fine line between just letting anything through vs not making it this hard to get a change merged.
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Thanks so much for posting about this.
I saw something similar in an AOSP merge recently, and this most likely explains it.
Linus on #LKML explained why commands like "git log foo/bar/baz.c" sometimes omit commits: lore.kernel.org/all/CAHk-=wj…
In short: they use a _simplified_ history, in the actual case caused by a mis-merge of Linus he now fixed with git.kernel.org/torvalds/c/1a…
That's going to be a lot of Pixels next year.
1. Pixel tablet
2. Pixel fold
3. lynx
4. 7a (maybe same as above?)
5. 8, 8 Pro
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AMD Ryzen 7950X perf looks great, worthy upgrade.
I'd prefer workstation / Threadripper chips, but given their cost and availability - far better to stick to the consumer parts.
phoronix.com/review/amd-ryze…
I agree, at this point why not just let it be!
`egrep: warning: egrep is obsolescent; using grep -E`
Oh come on. The cost of maintaining egrep as a symlink to grep (changing behavior based on argv[0]) is trivial compared to the cost of making a million engineers update every script that uses egrep. This is nuts.
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I just read about this in a @doctorow book, didn't expect it to get real so soon.
Over 1,000 US schools now track students’ movements using software called e-Hall Pass. These surveillance tools disproportionately target immigrants and LGBTQ kids, and introduce “targeted harassment by school officials and law enforcement"
vice.com/en/article/dy73n7/e…
Trying to keep up with Chromium releases:
Receiving objects: 52% (63626/121769), 48.43 MiB | 251.00 KiB/s
(Cloning AOSP is fast so the connection is fine)
Why Debian decided to use 3 codenames starting with b in a row, I don't know.
I'm on the latest stable, which one is that again?
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Stay cool with our new @CalyxOS hats! Union made in the USA by @ethixmerch. Available exclusively to members who start or renew their membership with us at @HOPE or @DEFCON this summer-- we'll see you there!
@CalyxOS June 2022 Security merge is basically done, review.calyxos.org/q/topic:j…
Will be reviewed tomorrow to make sure everything is ok and then we'll test before merging, make production builds, test those and finally release if all goes well.🤞
All of this + plus commits that span multiple repos - I don't know how to get that done sanely without Gerrit.
Trying to keep track of what GitHub PR review comments were addressed in a pushed commit, which ones you only typed a reply for but still need to push, and which ones are still pending is a complete mess.
How teams do code review without Gerrit is honestly unclear to me.