My Firefox+dwm combo works. The 0x1b on my status bar is shown as a Treble clef. Maybe it's a font thing?

  if(!socks5_resolve_local && hostname_len > 255) {
    socks5_resolve_local = TRUE;
  }

This is really a bad idea. For people who use anti-censorship tool to protect privacy, this can leak their identity through DNS.

> I think it was downright wrong to switch mode like this, since the user asked for remote resolve curl should stick to that or fail. It is not even likely to work to just switch, even in “good” situations.

Yes, the author shares your opinion.

武侠小说 may be more appropriate.

The most accurate IBM PC emulator is in rust. https://github.com/dbalsom/martypc

This makes me feel very uncomfortable.

Looks like SMM is still there.

My geiger counter activity goes up when air conditioner is working. Never figured out why. This could be a good explanation.

Does your AC include a negative ion generator for cleaning the air? I wonder if that could be affecting it?

I don't think it has negative ion generator. I guess the fan itself can generate ions, that's why aircraft have static dischargers.

Is your interior AC unit or its ducting in a basement or crawlspace?

It's interior. No ventilation. I guess it's ionizing the air and bringing radioactive dust particles to the whole room. The radiation level is still very low so I'm not worried.

It works with --enable-unsafe-webgpu --enable-features=Vulkan command line arguments. Not very stable though.

Quectel EG25-G is running linux

https://nns.ee/blog/2021/04/01/modem-blog.html

I had a home 4G router for a while, a TPLink 200 something. The 4G modem inside was a full Android device ! See here https://openwrt.org/toh/tp-link/archer_mr200?datasrt=%5Efirm...

I didn’t check, and on mobile now. But I would be very surprised if that was the actual baseband (more just a wrapper around it).

So I got a little bit of time to check (https://github.com/Biktorgj/quectel_eg25_recovery/tree/EG25G... - the NON-HLOS), and it's still actually running a Qualcomm Hexagon baseband (40mb binary by Qualtec when combined using Gal's unify_trustlet script).

Load that into Hexagoon IDA plugin and you'll see it's bog standard Hexagon for all the remote GSM/LT code that actually does stuff (similar to the project zero research). I haven't verified (and don't own a Pinephone) but most Quectel boards I've seen in the past do enforce signature validation, so binary patches are not easy.

They do support OpenCL. You only need their closed source user space library libamdocl*.so and libamd_comgr.so to use it.