I might get pro so-called-conspiracy-theories at frequent times so you might get annoyed by that. Otherwise I like *NIX, VMS + lower levels of the tech.
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Saulius Krasuckas retweeted
And there you have it.👇 The answer to why Ukraine’s brutal forced conscription continues: men being dragged from their homes, snatched off the streets, seized in cafés and hospitals, and shipped off to the front lines to kill and be killed.
Because nobody wants to join the army voluntarily. Nobody.
Not even with fixed terms of service and attractive salaries.
A mere 8,500 people have signed contracts with the Ukrainian Armed Forces. That is not a recruitment success story. It is an absolute, humiliating failure.
And when recruitment fails, only one option remains: coercion. Blind, brutal, merciless coercion.
Call it what you will. Terror is another word for it.
Funded by European taxpayers. Cheered on by those chanting “Slava Ukraini!” with all the fervor of a fascist rallying cry.
Saulius Krasuckas retweeted
In 2004, an open-source project called KolibriOS forked from MenuetOS and took an unusual approach to operating system design.
Its kernel, most drivers, and many applications were written entirely in x86 Assembly.
It has preemptive multitasking, a graphical desktop, TCP/IP networking, text editors, media players, and dozens of games. Its bootable floppy edition, complete with a GUI and several applications, fits on a single 1.44 MB floppy disk.
Older versions could run with just 8 MB of RAM.
An actual graphical operating system. On a floppy disk.
Saulius Krasuckas retweeted
Israeli occupation soldiers (IDF) target an ambulance with canisters in Gaza.🤬
While paramedics were rescuing
Palestinians wounded by Israeli snipers.
Saulius Krasuckas retweeted
WHAT THE FUCK DID I JUST HEAR? He actually invoked the Torah to justify killing Palestinian infants. This is beyond sickening.
Rabbi Eliyahu Mali on Palestinians in Gaza :
“The basic rule in a mandatory war, in this case in Gaza, is: ‘You shall not let any soul remain alive.’”
“If you do not kill them, they will kill you.”
“The women are the ones who produce the terrorists.”
“It applies not only to the 14- or 16-year-old boy, or the 20- or 30-year-old man who raises a weapon against you, but also to the future generation. And to those who produce the future generation. There is truly no difference.”
“Today he is an infant; tomorrow he is a fighter.”
“There are no questions here.”
“Today's terrorists were eight-year-old children during the previous operation.”
“You cannot stop halfway. That is why Gaza is different.”
He used the Torah to justify his argument.
Saulius Krasuckas retweeted
This incredible table mechanism was first patented in 1835! 😮
Nearly 200 years later, it's still mind-blowing.
Saulius Krasuckas retweeted
As an Israeli myself, watching shit like this actually makes me antisemitic! 🇮🇱
Apparently, God promised us everything 3000 fucking years ago, except a brain, heart, and a sense of humanity.
Saulius Krasuckas retweeted
👹VATICAN PRIESTS
👇DEATHBED CONFESSION:
"💔We sexually abused
😢deaf-mute boys as a game!"
Truther
Saulius Krasuckas retweeted
Hard to watch.
Old Ukrainian men, dragged from their homes, workshops, farms, are given 3 days "training" and then sent to die.
Meanwhile, Zelensky and his crime syndicate rake in the billions. All paid for by you.
Saulius Krasuckas retweeted
Bold and appreciated move from @GigaComputing it’s still unusual to see a motherboard vendor publicly endorse a transparent path toward openness. This signals a new era where open-source firmware becomes a 1st-class, commercially viable option for retail and data center platforms
Open-source firmware is gaining momentum across modern data center infrastructure. @phoronix recently detailed how the MZ33-AR1 single-socket AMD EPYC platform delivers strong scalability, high memory capacity, and a forward-looking path toward firmware openness.
GIGABYTE MZ33-AR1 supports AMD EPYC 9005 / 9004 series processors (up to 192 cores, 500W TDP), offering 24 DDR5 DIMMs, 4× PCIe Gen5 x16, dual 10GbE, and full BMC management, enabling flexible deployment for compute-intensive workloads.
The platform is actively advancing toward open firmware adoption with openSIL + Coreboot and future OpenBMC support, making it one of the few retail EPYC 9005 motherboards with open firmware potential.
Read more 📖 gogct.link/8qy5e9
MZ33-AR1 🛒 gogct.link/8r65gb
#GIGABYTE #GIGABYTEgroup #GigaComputing #EPYC9005 #OpenSourceFirmware #Phoronix
Saulius Krasuckas retweeted
If you work in firmware, incident response, or platform security and haven't yet dumped SPI flash, walked through UEFI Secure Boot dbs, written a CHIPSEC module, or looked at Intel Boot Guard or TPM2 on real silicon, this is the lab I built for you.
Go below the OS.
Breaking and Defending the x86 Boot Chain: UEFI, Firmware Forensics, and Intel Root of Trust
BSMConf training · Gdańsk · 21-23 September 2026 · trainer: Piotr Król (@pietrushnic)
Three days on real silicon. In the labs you work on ODROID-H5: dump and analyze
Saulius Krasuckas retweeted
Dasharo v0.9.1 for the ASRock Rack SPC741D8: Intel TXT, STM, Emerald Rapids, PCIe bifurcation, embedded SBOM.
On 22 Oct: a live TrenchBoot launch at AI &
Security Days, Intel's internal conference (Intel employees only).
The @3mdeb Releases Updated Dasharo/Coreboot Firmware For @ASROCKRACK Rack SPC741D8-2L2T
phoronix.com/news/Dasharo-0.…
Saulius Krasuckas retweeted
Zig or Go: How I Choose. When I pick Go and when I pick Zig: Garbage Collector vs allocators, goroutines vs threads, binary size and stability. mtsoukalos.eu/2026/10/zig-or… #ziglang #golang @golang