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by dbolgheroni 3y ago
Why it needs to be in base? valgrind is in ports, it's just a pkg_add away for installing it.
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by dbolgheroni 3y ago
This is a misconception. The "lag a lot" is very much debatable. For a lot of areas, specifically OpenBSD, is pushing the boundaries[1], not lagging behind. That's why they don't guarantee user space stability or even AB
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by dbolgheroni 3y ago
That's not true. Just because from the user perspective it seems not much is changing, there are tons of changes underneath. They don't guarantee user space stability like Linux does, so they can move faster (including upstreaming
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Wayland compositor Sway running on OpenBSD(bsd.network)
2 points by dbolgheroni 3y ago|0 comments
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by dbolgheroni 4y ago
That's not true. There is pledge(2) and unveil(2) (just to start) and the whole point of them is to _make it usable_. Some Linux distros have a basic config for SELinux, but if you need to change it for anything, it's so difficult
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OpenBSD gains initial 802.11ac 80 MHz channel support(undeadly.org)
2 points by dbolgheroni 5y ago|0 comments
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by dbolgheroni 5y ago
I also see a lot of brain drain in Brazil. Most are from public colleges, and they go mostly to Europe.
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OpenIKED 7.0 Released(ftp.openbsd.org)
3 points by dbolgheroni 5y ago|0 comments
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by dbolgheroni 5y ago
The Spleen font has, among other sizes, the 5x8, which is pretty similar. It's the default for OpenBSD drm console, although using a different size. It's constantly being updated. https://github.com/fcambus/sp
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Initial Import of OpenBSD/Riscv64(marc.info)
2 points by dbolgheroni 5y ago|0 comments
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by dbolgheroni 5y ago
I don't know if you are talking about Linux the kernel, Linux the entire distro, Linux the filesystem (out of tens of supported filesystems), but "arranged masterfully" is big statement. From 2 days ago: https://ne
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OpenBSD Adds Support for Coordinated Mars Time (MTC)(marc.info)
193 points by dbolgheroni 6y ago|97 comments
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by dbolgheroni 6y ago
Care to give some examples?
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by dbolgheroni 6y ago
The FreeBSD pf is an (very) old version of what is available on OpenBSD.
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by dbolgheroni 6y ago
Not the simplest way of doing this, but ansible might be an option. IMO the advantage is being able to customize the configuration file depending on the host OS, IP address, attached filesystem, etc. This is useful because sometimes you wan
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by dbolgheroni 6y ago
Wish I had this flexibility with other kinds of hardware, like a phone. Having to throw out a much newer and completely functional hardware 2 years after being released, because there is almost nothing you can do with it is not good. (And f
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by dbolgheroni 6y ago
What does aspirational-Go means?
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by dbolgheroni 6y ago
In Brazil, if you want to go beyond the 1366x768 screen resolution, you'll have to pay a lot more than those $140.
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by dbolgheroni 6y ago
Do you have any page describing it?
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by dbolgheroni 6y ago
Do you consider you're on a secure network?
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by dbolgheroni 8y ago
Hi, interesting article, but I would like to suggest you something. While it's OK to do bare metal just using the memory locations like you did: *(uint32_t *)0x40021018 = 0x00000004; after a few days, it will become tiresome t
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by dbolgheroni 8y ago
As a long Firefox user, I did switch to Chrome/Iridium lately. When Firefox decided to attack the problem of market share with engineering, 2 things were happening (almost) at the same time[1]: 1) the deprecation of the old add-on engi
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by dbolgheroni 8y ago
From the blog: "I write this as the FreeBSD Handbook does not cover all that information in the 11.13. Power and Resource Management chapter. The FreeBSD on Laptops article part 4. Power Management is from the ancient times of FreeBSD
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by dbolgheroni 8y ago
Every time someone posts something about OpenBSD, there is someone who will post how hardware support is a problem. Maybe, not everything is supported, but on ThinkPad, almost all (if not all) hardware is supported, yes (lots of developers
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by dbolgheroni 8y ago
Didn't know about this issue until I saw this article. With 2 lines added to conf, I managed to go from C, D grades to A almost instantly.
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by dbolgheroni 8y ago
You can get the same behaviour with sed without "programmability": $ sed -n '/^func Test/,/^}/p' file Which means: match 'func Test' at the beginning of a line and print (p command at
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by dbolgheroni 8y ago
awk is also interesting because it's not just a language, it's a "model". It isn't something that you can't write with some lines of any other language but, because the loop is embedded, makes it easier to writ
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by dbolgheroni 8y ago
Yes.
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by dbolgheroni 8y ago
Some people might think "why learn awk today when there is Python, Go, etc". But a lot of tasks (even big ones) can be done easier with this tool. The fact that most OSs have a POSIX compliant version of it in the base system als
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by dbolgheroni 8y ago
Yes it is. I can't speak for everyone, but in Brazil, it's virtually impossible to use Tor even for HTML-only websites. And I can say most people have a slower bandwidth than I.

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