bradley_taunt

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by bradley_taunt 1mo ago
Codefloe looks like it could be promising. No real restrictions like other options. Time will tell. https://codefloe.com/
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So Long Relayd, and Thanks for All the Fish(btxx.org)
3 points by bradley_taunt 2mo ago|0 comments
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by bradley_taunt 3mo ago
I use it as my main forge and could not be happier. It also seems to be the only forge that allows its web frontend to work with JS disabled. (That I am aware of)
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by bradley_taunt 3mo ago
I started down my “custom” home network journey with OpenWrt and some aftermarket hardware routers. Enjoyed my time using / playing with it. After some time though, I eventually moved over to using OpenBSD directly. My small brain has
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NetBSD 11.0 RC5 Available(blog.netbsd.org)
3 points by bradley_taunt 4mo ago|0 comments
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OpenBSD 7.9(openbsd.org)
418 points by bradley_taunt 5mo ago|308 comments
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A beginner's guide to Sourcehut (2025)(btxx.org)
60 points by bradley_taunt 5mo ago|17 comments
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Sourcehut disrupted due to DDoS attack(status.sr.ht)
5 points by bradley_taunt 5mo ago|0 comments
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by bradley_taunt 6mo ago
Booooo! (From a Senators fan…)
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by bradley_taunt 6mo ago
Looks excellent but I can’t wrap my head around how this is a subscription. Pricing the app even at a higher range ($40-50), one—time payment makes way more sense. You could even require paying for “upgrades” for major updates in the future
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Prompt 3(panic.com)
3 points by bradley_taunt 6mo ago|0 comments
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Snail Mail Sign-Ups(btxx.org)
4 points by bradley_taunt 7mo ago|1 comments
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DIY Home Network with OpenBSD, OpenWrt, and Pi-Hole(btxx.org)
3 points by bradley_taunt 7mo ago|1 comments
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XHTML Club(xhtml.club)
71 points by bradley_taunt 8mo ago|118 comments
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by bradley_taunt 9mo ago
Just avoid GNOME altogether. Complete mess in general.
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by bradley_taunt 9mo ago
I think this site/list is more fitting: https://textonly.website/
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Stop Slopware(stopslopware.net)
151 points by bradley_taunt 9mo ago|159 comments
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Hyperlinks Should Have Context(btxx.org)
2 points by bradley_taunt 10mo ago|0 comments
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by bradley_taunt 10mo ago
This is pretty neat, but setups like this always make me wonder how the “static web” has become so complex? I feel that tossing your static files up on a host like NearlyFreeSpeech (or any other cheap/decent host) is the easiest. This
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by bradley_taunt 10mo ago
Off topic from the article, but please stop setting video elements to “auto play”. It makes browsing on mobile a miserable experience.
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EDE: Small and Fast Desktop Environment (2014)(edeproject.org)
99 points by bradley_taunt 11mo ago|34 comments
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Installing Gnome on OpenBSD 7.8(btxx.org)
3 points by bradley_taunt 11mo ago|0 comments
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by bradley_taunt 1y ago
> grug try to avoid pain Website doesn't scroll unless you are directly inside the main div. Also that HTML is an abomination for such a minimal site...
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OpenBSD on the 2020 M1 MacBook Air (2022)(kernelpanic.life)
8 points by bradley_taunt 1y ago|1 comments
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KDE Plasma 6.4 has landed in OpenBSD(undeadly.org)
25 points by bradley_taunt 1y ago|0 comments
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Hosting Multiple Websites Under One NearlyFreeSpeech Site(btxx.org)
2 points by bradley_taunt 1y ago|0 comments
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by bradley_taunt 1y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20240119035042/https://www.devki...
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Httpd.rocks – Setup an HTTPS-enabled web-server with httpd on OpenBSD(httpd.rocks)
2 points by bradley_taunt 2y ago|0 comments
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by bradley_taunt 2y ago
The Orion browser has been great for me on MacOS and iOS. It won’t help you with your Android requirement, but every other point is covered! (Allows for Firefox / Chrome extensions too)
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by bradley_taunt 2y ago
Also a great resource: https://why-openbsd.rocks/

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