I'm sure proprietary firmware somewhere is the problem. It u...

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Immutables are cool to futz with, but you need system software sometimes, especially if your running bare metal. You'll need driver packages or other ...

I'm sure proprietary firmware somewhere is the problem. It usually is. I've learned after some really hard years that you pretty much have to buy specific hardware to live how I do. Which sucks sometimes honestly. It usually means I'm behind on hardware. But that's kind of okay. I usually benefit by paying less and being able to deploy those funds elsewhere.

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