One thing to try is looking for devices with a particular logo on it (yes! that goes against the whole point of your article! but wait...). The USB logo! Because the device would have to comply to have the USB logo…
Crosslinking the two posts: https://github.com/raspberrypi/pico-bootrom/issues/17
Thank you! I laughed a lot. In the end receiving spam can be very fun.
Oh, so 'do practically nothing' rather than 'be practically nothing'. I understand now.
Do one thing and do it well, but... - If more and less are split in two: more does not page well (no scrollback), and less does two jobs: paging and blocking the scrolling. - If more gets dropped in favor of less: less…
Fortunately, `more` may be a very small piece of software and may not clutter the /bin too much. Moreover it may already be used by some scripts displaying long output they want user to read briefly. But there may be…
I believed busybox's grep to be faster as it was very small, with GNU version slower due to the many features added over the time, but it is quite not true! On a slow device as some evoked said, the difference is highly…
One thing to try is looking for devices with a particular logo on it (yes! that goes against the whole point of your article! but wait...). The USB logo! Because the device would have to comply to have the USB logo…
Crosslinking the two posts: https://github.com/raspberrypi/pico-bootrom/issues/17
Thank you! I laughed a lot. In the end receiving spam can be very fun.
Oh, so 'do practically nothing' rather than 'be practically nothing'. I understand now.
Do one thing and do it well, but... - If more and less are split in two: more does not page well (no scrollback), and less does two jobs: paging and blocking the scrolling. - If more gets dropped in favor of less: less…
Fortunately, `more` may be a very small piece of software and may not clutter the /bin too much. Moreover it may already be used by some scripts displaying long output they want user to read briefly. But there may be…
I believed busybox's grep to be faster as it was very small, with GNU version slower due to the many features added over the time, but it is quite not true! On a slow device as some evoked said, the difference is highly…