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Call for testing: #mlmmj 2.0.0
Changes from 1.8.0
- new build system
- by default respect RFC 2919/2369 List-* and Precedence headers generated by default (can be disabled via nolistheaders)
- Subscription follow reply-to for confirmations
- X-Forwarded-To (Gmail forwarding)
- X-Signed-Recipient (DARA/ARC)
- A bit of hardening
- some portability fixes
- archive partitioning option (archive/YYYY/MM) with automatic migration (that's per request of #Gentoo people)

#pkg will switch back from libcurl to libfetch (augmented with full http/1.1 support, and sugar that we used from libcurl).

There should be no loss for users, and it will save me headache at each libcurl updates.

This is not a rant against libcurl which is great, just bundling it was not a great idea maintenance wise.

#FreeBSD’s entry-level ee(1) text editor recently gained full #Unicode support 🎉
Huge thanks to @_bapt_
- much appreciated!

One more step toward making FreeBSD even more welcoming… #GenZ, we’re ready for you 

My work on LLDB’s FreeBSDKernel plugin:
https://minsoo.io/future-of-the-freebsd-kernel-lldb-plugin/

The name FreeBSDKernel will be changed to FreeBSD-core, since it only provides functionalities to examine core dumps. Traditional live kernel debugging is done through gdb-remote plugin with FreeBSD’s gdb stub.

Future of the FreeBSD Kernel LLDB Plugin

FreeBSD offers several approaches to kernel debugging: DDB, live kernel debugging, and core dump analysis. DDB is an interactive debugger built directly into the FreeBSD kernel, with syntax inspired by GDB — making it immediately familiar to most developers. Live debugging leverages FreeBSD's GDB stub (defined under sys/gdb); on the

Minsoo Choo
at last #FreeBSD 15.0 with ufs and zfs variant available on #OVHcloud vps!
FreeBSD had a number of GPL programs in the base system userland. With the switch to BSD diff3 by default the last one has been retired. https://cgit.freebsd.org/src/commit/?id=4d5c434ed16e821003a9c2dc1c1ea245b8d0b678
src - FreeBSD source tree

We’ve improved private group video calls in Signal with new features, incl. call links.

Create a link that anyone on Signal can use to join a group call *without* having to join a Signal group chat first

+ raise hand, emoji reactions, calls tab, & more
https://signal.org/blog/call-links

Improving Private Signal Calls: Call Links & More

If you love group calls on Signal, but don’t want to create a group chat for every combination of your friends or colleagues, you’re in luck. Today we’re launching call links: Share a link with anyone on Signal and in just a tap or click they can join the call. No group chat required.

Signal Messenger

Let's remind everyone what a safe internet actually means. 🌐🌍

Share this & Spread the word!

#SaferInternetDay26 #SID

Et voilà : je rejoins Mastodon après une rencontre inspirante avec @renchap lors du #EUTechStars summit organisé par le groupe des Verts/ALE au @europarl_en .
https://www.greens-efa.eu/en/article/event/eu-tech-stars-summit
C’est parti!