It explicitly states: "THIS IS ALPHA QUALITY SOFTWARE FOR RESEARCH PURPOSES ONLY. THIS IS NOT A PRODUCT. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLYING WITH LOCAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS. NO WARRANTY EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED."
I think the RISC-V is way faster, otherwise you probably won't have any advantage, except knowing that the whole ISA is opensource in contrast to AVR chips.
> First of all, the internet has changed in the past 10 years. Not much. We're still using TCP/IP, BGP and NAT. Web-standards may have evolved, but the internet is still the same, except for the average link being 10x…
Try disbling Javascript, I disabled it by default and the site is really fast for me and I can read the document just fine. I enabled JS and have to agree that now it is pretty sluggish.
You're better off using coreboot, libreboot is just a set of patches removing non-libre boards and microcode support.
All you need is a Raspberry Pi and a 15 dollar POMONA 5250 SOIC clip.
I started it and it worked, nice to see this progress! Two things though: 1. when I opened the tab sitebar clicking on a tab closed it. 2. I cannot reproduce this, but servo hung when i closed the window, it stayed…
It explicitly states: "THIS IS ALPHA QUALITY SOFTWARE FOR RESEARCH PURPOSES ONLY. THIS IS NOT A PRODUCT. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLYING WITH LOCAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS. NO WARRANTY EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED."
I think the RISC-V is way faster, otherwise you probably won't have any advantage, except knowing that the whole ISA is opensource in contrast to AVR chips.
> First of all, the internet has changed in the past 10 years. Not much. We're still using TCP/IP, BGP and NAT. Web-standards may have evolved, but the internet is still the same, except for the average link being 10x…
Try disbling Javascript, I disabled it by default and the site is really fast for me and I can read the document just fine. I enabled JS and have to agree that now it is pretty sluggish.
You're better off using coreboot, libreboot is just a set of patches removing non-libre boards and microcode support.
All you need is a Raspberry Pi and a 15 dollar POMONA 5250 SOIC clip.
I started it and it worked, nice to see this progress! Two things though: 1. when I opened the tab sitebar clicking on a tab closed it. 2. I cannot reproduce this, but servo hung when i closed the window, it stayed…