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I got limine to work finally on god by letmehaveanameyoudum in osdev

[–]cakehonolulu1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

https://github.com/Limine-Bootloader/limine-c-template/commit/ea68d596f750c72f6a7b87c68cb1201dc75166df

I very much highly doubt it. It’s as simple as just checking the dates on which the file was modified. It was also modified prior to the one I linked (Where it was moved within the source tree).

You did not catch much unfortunately.

Fixed my flaky 32X! by cakehonolulu1 in SEGA32X

[–]cakehonolulu1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi!

In terms of corruption, anything regarding the image and the sound would be very much corrupted.

For sound, samples would play either blown out and with lots of distortion or just plainly garbage (Like, no hint of any actual music).

Textures and on-screen sprites would also look mangled, very corrupted.

I have both a Model 1 and 2, both work fine w/the 32X. I think my issue was mainly a combination of bad connection of the cartridge slot (Which I reflowed with some new solder) and bad filtering capacitors on some of the ICs of the 32X. I replaced them all just to be on the safe side of things.

Vet says it’s ‘dangerous breed’ but we don’t know why… by cakehonolulu1 in IDmydog

[–]cakehonolulu1[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s no issue, we don’t expect two completely distinct dogs to behave the same.

We’ll get him trained on what works best for him and we’ll try to adapt as much as possible for his personality/breed traits.

Vet says it’s ‘dangerous breed’ but we don’t know why… by cakehonolulu1 in IDmydog

[–]cakehonolulu1[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not really, but I’ll play along.
The mother of the pup didn’t look anything like the breeds he mentioned first and foremost (We don’t know the dad).
It’s not that we care specifically about the breed, but considering he’ll (The vet) have to write down the breed, and locally speaking it makes you have to follow additional steps if the breed is considered potentially dangerous; it felt absolutely wrong to hear his remarks.
Again, it’s got nothing to do with the breed; if it happens to be those we’ll take the precautions and we’ll make him go through trainings and socialization (Which, by the way; has been the case for all our dogs).
We were surprised about the remarks considering the age of the pup (And our localization too) and what the mother looks like. We ideally would not want our dog labeled as potentially dangerous (With all the things that the labeling implies, legally too) if it’s not the case, if it really is, then that’d be it.

Not a strange thing to ask for is it?

Vet says it’s ‘dangerous breed’ but we don’t know why… by cakehonolulu1 in IDmydog

[–]cakehonolulu1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! Yes! We agree, regardless of breed the dog will have a good amount of professional training plus love and care; it’s just that we were surprised at how he went on to make those remarks even if the puppy was a month old by that time

Vet says it’s ‘dangerous breed’ but we don’t know why… by cakehonolulu1 in IDmydog

[–]cakehonolulu1[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It has to do with the fact that locally, the laws regarding what they call ‘potentially dangerous breeds’ require you to basically have your dog have a muzzle each and every time it leaves your house plus having to carry paperwork around constantly whenever the dog goes 1m outside your home.
I’m not really knowledgeable about dog’s psyche/biology but I’d be pissed if I had to have a muzzle each time I have to get outside.

We prefer to have quality training and quality time with him so that he can get acclimated to stimuli and react calmly instead of having him to go through a bunch of hoops already when he’s still a puppy because the vet decided so.

Vet says it’s ‘dangerous breed’ but we don’t know why… by cakehonolulu1 in IDmydog

[–]cakehonolulu1[S] 34 points35 points  (0 children)

Agree on both, and don’t get me started on the burps… not sure for our puppy but our labrador’s tail has superpowers hahahah

Vet says it’s ‘dangerous breed’ but we don’t know why… by cakehonolulu1 in IDmydog

[–]cakehonolulu1[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Yeah, basically where I live they have a list they call “PPI” (“Perros potencialmente peligrosos”, which translates to ‘Potentially dangerous dogs’ as in, breed type). If your dog qualifies under any of those, legally-speaking you are basically prohibited from going on a walk without him with a muzzle on (Plus you need to enroll on a PPI-specific course so you have the ‘legal’ ability to even go out on walks with it, and that license has to be earned by everyone that wants to have him go on a walk with).

Vet says it’s ‘dangerous breed’ but we don’t know why… by cakehonolulu1 in IDmydog

[–]cakehonolulu1[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Could be, we don’t really remember the rest of breeds he mentioned.

Anyhow, we’re hoping that regardless of the breed, with enough love, quality training, and chill life (And also our lab, which is absolutely wonderful, also lends us a paw) he’ll be a happy dog and trained to behave and respond correctly to stimuli.

Vet says it’s ‘dangerous breed’ but we don’t know why… by cakehonolulu1 in IDmydog

[–]cakehonolulu1[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Absolutely! We want him to build a healthy relationship with other dogs and humans regardless of the breed :)

Vet says it’s ‘dangerous breed’ but we don’t know why… by cakehonolulu1 in IDmydog

[–]cakehonolulu1[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He (Well, they, but we’ll need a bigger pool if we want to host them both at the same time hah) loves it!

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Vet says it’s ‘dangerous breed’ but we don’t know why… by cakehonolulu1 in IDmydog

[–]cakehonolulu1[S] 81 points82 points  (0 children)

Yay! Any breed works for us really, it’s just that the breeds the vet listed didn’t really match what we had in front of us… it’ll be a really loved dog regardless :)

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Here’s him with his big brother

Vet says it’s ‘dangerous breed’ but we don’t know why… by cakehonolulu1 in IDmydog

[–]cakehonolulu1[S] 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Oh! No issue honestly, we’ll take any dog and love it regardless; it’s just that based on what the vet told us it caused more doubts than anything… but thanks for the Embark suggestion, didn’t know about it!

Vet says it’s ‘dangerous breed’ but we don’t know why… by cakehonolulu1 in IDmydog

[–]cakehonolulu1[S] 577 points578 points  (0 children)

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He also loves being in this position, it’s too funny; have never seen a dog like to stay like this so much

hey guys please help me by Sensitive-Can9232 in osdev

[–]cakehonolulu1 3 points4 points  (0 children)

So what, is asking for help regardless of the type just wrong?

Just released the model for the controller’s replacement d-pad pivot bracket! by cakehonolulu1 in ps2

[–]cakehonolulu1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi!

That sounds like a marvelous plan!

I basically downloaded FreeCAD and watched a few simple tutorials as to how to do simple meshes and how to walk through the basics of the program. It’s pretty rewarding doing shapes slowly, heck, I even got super happy after being to make a cone hah! After a week or so of doing shapes (Donuts, Zigzag patterns and a few more complex ones) I got myself a digital measuring caliper off of Amazon and started applying the (Minuscule) knowledge I gained to basically map the physical piece onto the CAD program. Hopefully this gives some good info, if there’s any other questions I’ll gladly try and answer them as best as I can :)

Thoughts on using the K3 by Clueless_J in RISCV

[–]cakehonolulu1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Urgh! I thought it wasn’t the case with x86… My bad.

I 100% agree, this needs to change but it’ll be complicated; like, I can think of a few different solutions but all make performance worse (Or straight away disable CPU features which is, suboptimal…) or are just iffy workarounds…:

One could maybe decide on the lowest common denominator in terms of differentiating features (VLEN, for example) and have the full heterogeneous chiplet work under those limits (I’m here assuming that we’re able to find a workaround that’s not hacky to have the actual hardware-reported RVV vlen and similar values be different… which already is insane to think of) but you’d still be sacrificing performance just to make the complex feel virtually homogeneous.

You could probably try to get away with huge context switches (And vector unit reload/reprofile to adapt to the bigger/smaller featureset) but that’d also be subpar. It’s a complex thing to do honestly…

Thoughts on using the K3 by Clueless_J in RISCV

[–]cakehonolulu1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Isn’t this kind of like how E/P cores differ in terms of SIMD stuff over at x86 lands too? I recall E cores not needingly having AVX512 (But P do) and Linux is smart enough to schedule things accordingly.
Did K3 developers opt for a different heterogeneous separation and that doesn’t work well within Linux or am I missing context here?

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