Using open source libraries on GitHub to support RISC OS in Wifi, USB etc.
Rick Murray (539) 13794 posts |
He’s likely referring to the Nordic troll legends. |
Paul Sprangers (346) 523 posts |
This thread, introducing the NT, Romans and Nordic trolls, gets more and more amusing – and certainly more OT (off topic that is, not Old Testament). |
Clive Semmens (2335) 3276 posts |
Ja, Ja, je sais. Me, I’m just rambling. I’ve only had a few trips to Iceland, the Faroes, & Norway – & have a few books about their mythology, which I’ve not read for decades… https://clive.semmens.org.uk/Photos/Iceland/Trolls.html Paul Glad it’s amusing rather than annoying…I suspect there may be some who are annoyed. Heigh ho. |
Sveinung Wittington Tengelsen (9758) 237 posts |
Saved by soap, Mr.(Dr?) Semmens? 8) |
Clive Semmens (2335) 3276 posts |
No doctorate here, Mr. Wittington. Plenty of soap, especially since this pandemic started. Culturally and ethnically English/Russian/Jewish, with a cultural overlay for several decades now of Indian, especially in dietary matters. Some critter with hyperosmia might be able to deduce that, who nose? |
Sveinung Wittington Tengelsen (9758) 237 posts |
Er, Jewish? According to https://academic.oup.com/gbe/article/5/1/75/730630?login=false , not so much. (You don’t become an Arab when converting to Islam, so.). And offtopicer it went.. ho ho. |
Rick Murray (539) 13794 posts |
No, that’s next month. :p
Not all identities are based upon genetics alone. There’s a rich and long set of traditions and a way of life behind Judaism. |
Stuart Swales (8827) 1345 posts |
I identify as ST506. |
Rick Murray (539) 13794 posts |
Obsolete? 😂 |
Stuart Swales (8827) 1345 posts |
Very much so. About to succumb to stiction. |
Clive Semmens (2335) 3276 posts |
Ethnically != Genetically, although there’s a fair amount of overlap between them. |
Gavin Cawley (8462) 70 posts |
Perhaps there should be a ccTLD for Jötunheimr – it would need a very large block of addresses? |
Sveinung Wittington Tengelsen (9758) 237 posts |
Norway is mostly mountains and forests. Plus more fjords than you can shake a stick at. Slartibartfast’s Masterpiece. |
Clive Semmens (2335) 3276 posts |
https://clive.semmens.org.uk/Photos/Norway/Thumbs.html Most of those from a 2008 trip on Hurtigruten. Didn’t have a camera on my first trip (1969) or take many photos on the second (1974, film was expensive in those days). |
Colin Ferris (399) 1807 posts |
Potential pictures for Archive :-) |
Sveinung Wittington Tengelsen (9758) 237 posts |
Those are great pictures. But Hurtigruta goes on the inside of Senja, the second largest island here, but it’s the Atlantic west side which, er, rocks – https://senjafoto.no/senja/mefjorden.htm That’s terrain that is. Grew up around there. Worked fishing a bit too (from Senjahopen). Put long links of nets a bit out, held from drifting by two 75-kg anchors which it was my job to dump with hairpin timing. Got “very wet” when a wave went over the anchor hatch once. Wore a thermo-suit which suddenly got very heavy.. |
Clive Semmens (2335) 3276 posts |
If Archive has a sensible use for them, I might have higher resolution versions of them if they’re wanted. But what on Earth is their relevance? |
Clive Semmens (2335) 3276 posts |
Thank you :) I’ve got loads more, but I’m doubtful about putting any more up. I might have put too many up in some of the other categories. Balancing these things isn’t easy.
Indeed, and I’ve not been on the other side during any of my Norway trips. For cliffs and rocks, my best photos are from the Faroes: https://clive.semmens.org.uk/Photos/Faroes/Cliffs.html |
Sveinung Wittington Tengelsen (9758) 237 posts |
As far as mountains go we’re a bit like Switzerland, just as utterly corrupt too, in difference to the squeaky clean public image. |
Jay Davis (12058) 7 posts |
I haven’t tried it on RISC OS, but libusb is pretty versatile, so it might be worth a shot for USB v.3/4 support. As for WiFi, I’d say the open-source WiFi management library could potentially help with adding WiFi support, but it might require some tinkering. |