<lekernel>
ie economy of abundance through automation
<lekernel>
today it's just a bunch of talking ofc
<urandom_>
lekernel interesting that http://www.adciv.org/ but they mistake is that they forget about history, they try to reinvent something which have already have been an idea for ages: communism
<lekernel>
yeah, but communism in its actual implementations was marked by technologic retards and lack of innovation
<urandom_>
lekernel yeah but technologie wasnt really ready for communism at that time, also communism hasnt be implemented but socialism and socialism
<lekernel>
is it ready today?
<lekernel>
a lot of the stuff that the website presents isn't really working yet
<urandom_>
partly yes
<urandom_>
the problem is that capitalism blocks automatition in some cases cause human labor is very cheap in it
<zear>
ok, that's a lot of text. And with references
<zear>
but i still think the picture is not real
<zear>
or it's at least a concept of a control room
<zear>
but it doesn't look functional at all
<zear>
especially with that silly geometric buttons
<urandom_>
oh yeah it might just be concept, dont know, does it mather? cybersyn is real and cybersyn was fucking interesting and we should learn from it
<zear>
yes it does, the photo depicts something that can not be real
<urandom_>
read "While the Cybersyn control room looked futuristic and modern,....."
<urandom_>
"For example, the flat panel projection screens used a series of slide projectors located behind the wall that were attached to the armrests of the chairs. When you pushed a button on the armrest, it would change the slide on the screen."
<zear>
urandom_, ok, maybe you're right and it is real
<zear>
but that picture will always look fake to me ;)
<urandom_>
i dont care if it looks fake for you, i wanted to talk about cybersyn not if pictures are fake but yeah
<zear>
heh, don't mind me ;)
<wpwrak>
(1973) punch cards ... hmm ... considering that Multics started already in 1964, the PDP-11 was introduced in 1970 and also Unix saw the light of day that year, i wouldn't be so dimissive about 1973 technology :)
<nebajoth>
and it communicates with another abacus in my other home with two cans and a string
<nebajoth>
down which I shout modem sounds
<nebajoth>
which is how real men do it.
<wpwrak>
nebajoth: when i was young, the way to school was three hours through 2m of snow. uphill. both ways :)
<rafa>
wpwrak: and now people complain about the half an hour bus trip from home to school
<Ornotermes>
is there anyone working on a port of snes9x for openwrt?
<rafa>
Ornotermes: do you need the sources?
<Ornotermes>
no, i just wondered if someone was working on it, i use dingox binary but i dont like the keybinidings very much, and a native version cold maybe get a little better performance
<Ornotermes>
dingux*
<rafa>
Ornotermes: I asked you because we built a package for us. No the dingux version. So if you want those sources please tell us. For keys you will need to modify a few source code lines. No external config, sorry.
<Ornotermes>
well, why not, i can give it a try :)
<rafa>
Ornotermes: but you tried to install gtkedit, no snes
<rafa>
ah.. you mean that packages are not compatible..
<rafa>
sorry
<rafa>
you will need to built your own snes9x then :)
<Ornotermes>
yes
<Antaga>
\_o<
<himito>
hi
<Xakh>
hey, you think it's possible to run quake mods on the nn version of quake?
<Xakh>
i have this sweet one from my android device, i kinda wanna run it on nn, though, it gets better framerates
<urandom_>
yeah seem like i finally got a working openwrt toolchain :)
<rejon>
open source hardware is not copyleft hardware. :)
<calamarz>
trying matchbox on debian... someone has a xorg.conf handy?
<wpwrak>
rejon: you mean due to the lack of a replicator ?
<mth>
larsc: actually jz_nand_ioremap_banks seems to be correct, but jz_nand_select_chip had me confused by using the variable "chipnr" for two different things
<mth>
maybe that's even the bug: since nand->bank_base is already in chip order rather than bank order, there is no need for jz_nand_select_chip to apply the indirection again
<mth>
JZ_NAND_CTRL_ASSERT_CHIP requires a 0-based bank nr instead of a chip nr though
<larsc>
i do have a fix. i'll commit it tomorrow
<mth>
ok, then I'll stop trying to fix it
<wolfspraul>
larsc: hey there
<wolfspraul>
Mirko Vogt told me you guys found out that the Sungale ID800WT picture frame has no drive IC at all?
<wolfspraul>
how can this work... What does the drive IC actually do?
<wolfspraul>
I am trying to visit Ilitek soon to learn more about drive ICs, but this news puzzled me a bit :-)
<larsc>
there is a controller, but its config is static.
<wolfspraul>
do you know who makes this controller?
<larsc>
innolux i would guess
<larsc>
on the other hand the one on the gpm module was made by ilitek. so i have no idea
<ezdagor>
Anyone know what lowlevel LCD driver the NanoNote uses?
<kristianpaul>
wait a min
<ezdagor>
Thanks.
<ezdagor>
The generic driver doesn't work. Graphical programs don't display the colors properly.