joshua stein

OpenBSD on the Pomera DM250(XY)

just wrap it in ascii armor

-----BEGIN PRIVATE DATA BLOCK DO NOT READ-----
tee hee
-----END PRIVATE DATA BLOCK DO NOT READ-----

Coulda just used my Wallops code and added whatever protocol that is :)

For #marchintosh I finally put my Macintosh away

A piece of 1-bit pixel art on a simulated Macintosh screen. the piece of 512x342 pixels in size, and depicts a wacked-out bit of art showin the giant number "2026" floating in space over a piece of "Globaltalk" text with an Apple logo next to it. Various spacy shit is around the piece, like a nebula behind, a planet with rings, a small black hole, a whole bunch of stylised magnetar lines, clouds, rocks, and black bubbles of possibly vacuum decay. it's signed in the bottom right corner by me, 'nanoraptor'

For Globaltalk, in Marchintosh 2026.

18.5 hours, 1 bit, black and white only.

(Original .pict on a bunch of your globaltalk servers)

I just realized I've committed changes to both /bin and /sbin this week

My pre launch page for the Build A Boy is live on @crowdsupply.bsky.social crowdsupply.com/natalie-the-nerd/build-a-boy

The only kit that will turn your Lego kit into a real working Game Boy - no emulation

> Once the telnet connection opens, /bin/login tries to print the localized prompt but gettext [..] calls iconv_open() to parse the gconv-modules file in the directory referenced by the injected path before loading the shared object that turns cash ($) to trash (#).

www.openwall.com/lists/oss-se...

add -e to process escape sequences and support for multiple groups · openbsd/src@d2b25f5 of dash args like ksh's echo does ok deraadt millert

i guess openbsd no longer wins the code golf for echo(1) :(

sry

stackoverflow.com/questions/32...

github.com/openbsd/src/...

vladimir.varank.in/notes/2026/0...

Claude taking a month to port a Linux driver was easier than just porting the OpenBSD driver patrick@ wrote like a decade ago?

github.com/openbsd/src/...

moggin'

netns,wgengine: add OpenBSD support to netns via an rtable by jcs · Pull Request #18784 · tailscale/tailscale When an exit node has been set and a new default route is added, create a new rtable in the default rdomain which adds the current default route via its physical interface. When control() is reque...

If you use @tailscale.com on OpenBSD, here is preliminary exit-node support to test:

github.com/tailscale/ta...

i trust this is a card game of who can make the best awk one-liner

that's the best kind of satire

## Build Instructions

Run `claude "compile this"` and let it figure out what to do on your system.

Happy Liberation Day

sorry for the noise @tangled.org

big if true

urxvt

never used it, but i know good things came from it.

the current forks of it like 9front (or their communities i suppose) are weird and off-putting and every screenshot i've seen looks exactly the same which tells me it's not very useful for much more than running a bunch of terminals

the year is 2030

TLS certs have a max lifetime of 24 hours

all major browsers refuse to talk plaintext HTTP with no override

ISPs filter port 80 like port 25

a DDoS takes out LetsEncrypt for days, no one can renew their certs

the web dies, no one minds

gopher rises

continvoucly morged

I added some appropriate speakers to my iMac G4(K)

and for those youngsters without a fingerd, use plan.cat :)

i just ended up writing an html parser and web browser using bearssl on the bluescsi as a TLS accelerator

ironically it supports gemini too now

oh sure but when i ask the internet to cater to my 8mhz computer by serving markdown when i ask for it, nobody wants to do it

jcs.org/2021/01/06/p...

Any word if they planned to do anything with it?

I got one of these recently - are the keyboards on all Duos garbage?