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OpenBSD Copyright Policy(openbsd.org)
1 points by Panino 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Panino 8mo ago
Watching with a big public group of people you mostly don't know but maybe should is a special experience. This may depend on region, but in the US there used to be frequent midnight openings for superfans like myself. People dress u
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by Panino 9mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_fool_theory
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by Panino 10mo ago
Why would you think that? Solar and wind are both far cheaper than fossil fuels even ignoring the problems caused by coal and methane. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cost_of_electricity_by_source
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by Panino 10mo ago
I've been thinking a lot about organizing an installfest sometime in the next year or so, which would be my first time in over 20 years. To anyone with current experience running one, do you have any advice? I'm also interested
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by Panino 10mo ago
Thank you for posting this - I had to disable Lockdown Mode because of this issue.
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Funding: The rpki-client project needs your help(rpki-client.org)
1 points by Panino 11mo ago|0 comments
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by Panino 11mo ago
> Also maybe of interest is that the new cdb subdomain is using pqconnect instead of dnscurve This is not correct. There isn't a cdb subdomain because cdb.cr.yp.to doesn't have NS records, which is where DNSCurve fits in. If yo
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by Panino 1y ago
In some cases yes, replacing an old machine with a new one can be an evironmentally responsible choice. But in general that's not the case and one should thoughtfully consider the variables including but not limited to software choice,
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by Panino 1y ago
Apple News is loaded with ads, so this wouldn't surprise me. iOS already has ads. I just installed Open Street Map (the iOS app is called OsmAnd) and it looks nice! Zoom in/out is much better than on Apple Maps. A quick check of a
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How Big Can Tiny MicroSD Cards Get? Limits, Physics, and the Road Ahead(lowendbox.com)
1 points by Panino 1y ago|0 comments
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by Panino 2y ago
Note that GP used "whilst" which is British English, and previous posts seem Euro-centric and talk about renaming "American football." So it sounds like this person is Europe's problem. The post had a number of gram
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by Panino 2y ago
> I was surprised how little it costs to stop climate change. If you read Drawdown, you'll see that it doesn't cost money to stop climate change, it saves money. https://drawdown.org/the-book
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by Panino 2y ago
> Executable file integrity enforcement I assume but don't know for sure that this refers to Veriexec in NetBSD, and I'm not sure what in HardenedBSD. Anyone know? https://man.netbsd.org/veriexec.8 My understan
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by Panino 2y ago
> Pre-shared keys are just inconvenient to handle safely. You can transfer PSKs safely and easily with OpenSSH 9.0 (released 2022-04-08) or later, which uses sntrup761x25519-sha512@openssh.com as the default key exchange method.
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by Panino 2y ago
> The ships in service show a reduction in fuel consumption, and thus a similar drop in emissions, of between 5% and 25%, says Tuomas Riski, the firm’s outgoing ceo. Each rotor costs around €1m, which he says can be repaid in fuel saving
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by Panino 3y ago
Yes, I run -current so I update packages frequently. After tedu's comment here I installed 7.5 in a VM and could build and run my Go software in it successfully, so I figured there were some Go build or config files or something somewh
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by Panino 3y ago
I'm currently switching my Go code to Rust in part because of the syscall related Go trouble: > Users of syscall(2), such as Perl and the Go programming language were converted to use the libc functions. I think the following may s
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by Panino 3y ago
> If you have a security feature for example, which uses the pledge() syscall on OpenBSD, but you can only use that feature on OpenBSD systems, you have two choices: Just in case, I want to note that pledge(2) and unveil(2) are also supp
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by Panino 3y ago
> dq - Recursive DNS/DNSCurve server and command-line tool to debug DNS/DNSCurve I use dqcache, the DNSCurve-aware recursive resolver from the dq package, and love it.
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by Panino 3y ago
.io used to be trendy but no more, and now some people feel stuck on expensive domains.
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by Panino 3y ago
Although my first thought was also the climate emissions, we have to be careful with these numbers, as 1kWh of electricity in Sweden is very different from 1kWh of electricity in Poland. https://app.electricitymaps.com/map
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Third of UK teenagers believe climate change exaggerated, report shows(theguardian.com)
2 points by Panino 3y ago|0 comments
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by Panino 3y ago
> just stock footage > The video adds nothing This seems to be the case more often than not. Who is the intended audience for these videos and what's the motivation? Usually they don't contain ads, and just suck bandwidth an
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by Panino 3y ago
Wind is my favorite generation source and we need much more of it, but I can say that my rooftop solar in USDA Zone 5 (colder than most of the US) produced a net-surplus of energy for my all-electric house in December. So it's pretty g
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by Panino 3y ago
I started using OpenSSH in OpenBSD 2.6, released in 1999, and I don't believe I've ever even used a DSA key. Here's a quote from the release notes of OpenSSH 1.2.3, released March 6, 2000: "Any user can create any number
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by Panino 3y ago
I think the people building wind earn the name pro-wind, same for solar as pro-solar, etc. And they are largely focused on their own efforts, as it's a lot of work to build power plants. I don't think online posters deserve to be
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by Panino 3y ago
Sorry to be blunt, but the wind people are building wind, the solar people are building solar, the fossil fuels people are supporting that... and what are the nuclear people doing apart from posting on the Internet? AFAICT that's all t
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by Panino 3y ago
Looks like a nice mix of topics as always. I'm personally most interested in this one: https://fahrplan.events.ccc.de/congress/2023/fahrplan/events... Lecture: Writing secure software using my blog as ex
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by Panino 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biochar If we get serious about producing biochar, we could sequester many gigatons every year of atmospheric carbon in biochar for addition to the soil. There, it would remain stable for

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