Andrew Hutchings

Works for @wolfSSL. Creator of Copperline Amiga emulator.

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@davepl1968 Yes, I can

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

No Copperline release this week. We've been gearing up for version 1.1, many fixes and improvements in it, but it isn't quite ready yet.

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

Erm... @zsk did he really say that? In public? With that title?

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@JSalisburyJones As far as I’m aware that hasn’t changed. And from what I’m told that AZ is a bit more cobbled together than most.

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@JSalisburyJones I should have said "one cloud", but similar logic applies. You don't put your eggs in one basket in cloud if you care about uptime.

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@JSalisburyJones Whilst companies still shove their entire infra into one AZ, and that old tired region is the default AZ, it will always be an a SPOF.

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

Translation: large companies still don't know how to use clouds properly, over a decade since we started trying to educate them 🤦‍♂️

[Politics UK @PolitlcsUK]

🚨 NEW: Google Cloud has reported an “issue” affecting dozens of services across the UK

They include Revolut, Lloyds, HSBC, Halifax, Rightmove, Royal Mail, Bank of Scotland, DPD and Sky

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

We've had many people testing Copperline 1.0 this week and reporting issues they find. Many thanks to everyone who has contributed bug reports and code. With that, here is the 1.0.1 release:
https://t.co/DG4FIovBnQ

#Amiga

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@mikehale *Insert bicycle stick meme here*

And that is skipping a lot that happened in the middle ...

[wolfSSL Embedded SSL/TLS; FIPS 140-3 @wolfSSL]

wolfSSL was featured in @AnthropicAI OSS Scanner announcement!

AI-powered vulnerability discovery adds another layer to our existing security testing, helping us identify and address potential issues proactively.

Read more: https://t.co/5bjvVh8jFh

#wolfSSL #Cybersecurity

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@AmigaBill_ Many thanks! And enjoy the UK. Sorry about the weather 🙂

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

Copperline 1.0.0 is out, the first stable release of my cycle-driven #Amiga emulator. OCS, ECS and AGA, A1000 to A4000, CDTV and CD32, 23 releases since the source went public in June.

https://t.co/2aUvueA2gA 🧵 1/5

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@saltnburnem Of course I’m a vim nerd. Although if I’m forced to use a GUI based code editor, I prefer Zed.

[Nicolas Ramz @warpdesign_]

Copperline 1.0 is more compatible with the CD32 than ever before, with over 16 games running directly on the built-in AROS system, without requiring an Amiga ROM. Full list here:
https://t.co/EPxTMKecMn

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@jungpionier_ That is likely due to the amount of parallelisation during the build. I’d recommend reducing the jobs and slowing it down instead.

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

Netplay peers all need 1.0.0, RetroArch states need recreating, and macOS 14.2 or newer is required for Mac users.

Thanks to everyone who tested the release candidate. Details:

https://t.co/2aUvuezur2 🧵 5/5

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

For developers: a debugger beside the running Amiga with reverse stepping, a bus-cycle frame analyzer, GDB, VS Code source debugging, profiling, an MCP server, and now WinUAE-style debug output ports. 🧵 4/5