That Microsoft has restored WireGuard's ability to release updates is good, sure.
But should we really accept a situation in which Microsoft was able to take it away in the first place?
Different people will have different takes, I appreciate, but so much power concentrated in the hands of one private commercial organisation seems... unwise.
Cleaning up and didn't realise I still had this !
So I guess it's my Throwback Thursday?
https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/wlfi/name/george-goble-obituary?id=61144779
I remember the BBQ incident from years ago.
Have you registered for BSDCan yet? I finally got around to it myself a day or so ago ;) I really like to chat with Open/Net etc. BSD folks as well as Free since I'm a BSD Agnostic!
Full disclosure yes I am on the Committee but don't hold it against me.
Apparently Artemis has a M$ problem. How the mighty have fallen!
Blogged how I converted my #TrueNAS Core 13.3 to plain #FreeBSD 15 + #Sylve while keeping all the drives and data intact.
https://blog.klop.ws/2026/03/migrate-truenas-core-to-sylve.html
So you're telling me that in the future, instead of developing software by writing thoughtful code, we will all be reviewing large PRs generated by applications optimized for making bugs hard to spot, especially when inattentive, say, from exhaustion induced by continuous reviewing of massive amounts of code?
Cool. Cool, cool, cool.
Neil Brown
Pete Orrall
David Revoy
Ronald Klop
Niels Abildgaard