Pengouin.BSD

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IT, deeply convinced by free and opensource softwares and communities - no help from this account (see: https://framapiaf.org/@hucste)
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IT Humour:

"I'm not getting old…
(I'm) WIP!"

#Human #WIP

Weekly Echoes #2026W20: IT news, round-up, week 20; from 05/11 to 05/17.

- https://huc.fr.eu.org/en/news/week-20-2026/

#Echoes #news #IT

Weekly Echoes #19: IT news, round-up, week 19; from 04/05 to 10/05; year 2026

- https://huc.fr.eu.org/en/news/week-19-2026/

#Echoes #news #IT

Weekly Echoes #18: IT news, round-up, week 18; from 27/04 to 03/05; year 2026

- https://huc.fr.eu.org/en/news/week-18-2026/

#Echoes #news #IT

Sylve 0.3.0 (pre-release on github) adds a lightweight PF-based firewall + a seriously capable WireGuard manager.

Set up a deployment today for a client with multiple VoIP endpoints behind CGNAT (providing them with public IPs), and a tiny FreeBSD box (<1GB RAM, 1 Shared vCPU) is handling all traffic flawlessly. It’s honestly the kind of setup you forget even exists.

Before Sylve, we were hand-managing WireGuard configs for setups like this... not something I'm going to miss!

https://www.reddit.com/r/openbsd/s/4MA2zfXpWW

someone made a media server software thats native to #openbsd

I might use this over jellyfin in a vmm(4) vm if it ever gets ported!

Weekly Echoes #17: IT news, round-up, week 17; from 20 to 26/04; year 2026

- https://huc.fr.eu.org/en/news/week-17-2026/

#Echoes #news #IT

Time for a new #OpenBSD story! Investigating what appears to be a VAX bug turns out to be the consequence of a more-than-late processor design change, so brace yourselves for a VAX history lesson!

http://miod.online.fr/software/openbsd/stories/vaxfp.html

Math is hard

Cleaning Up Critical Infrastructure in FreeBSD
Sustainable open source requires more than new features. It demands disciplined security work, clear visibility into dependencies, and long-term maintainability.

Through the Beach Cleaning Project, funded by the Alpha-Omega Project, we strengthened the FreeBSD base system by improving third-party software tracking, advancing SBOM tooling, and aligning security processes for future resilience.

Read more:
https://freebsdfoundation.org/blog/cleaning-up-critical-infrastructure-in-freebsd/
#FreeBSD

The unseen hero of OpenBSD :: Forensic wheels

The unseen hero of OpenBSD: otto’s malloc What this is about This is me learning about OpenBSD’s malloc. I try not to do a surface-level overview. I want to understand the internals better, the data structures, the design decisions, and why those decisions make heap exploitation so much harder. What malloc actually does Every C program that needs memory at runtime calls malloc. malloc is a library function. It’s not a syscall – it’s a layer between your code and the kernel.

Forensic wheels