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Bryan SteeleCarlos Cardena (ccardenas@) brings initial CD-ROM/vioscsi(4) support to #OpenBSD vmm(4)/vmd(8): https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-cvs&m=151495800420938&w=2
@bcallah wow! thanks. I've compiled the first version of the ports and it runs.
I want to make a humble donation with paypal. What's the email? :)
Dr. Brian Callahan@badger_ I have a port of scid on ports@ right now. It's just waiting for an ok for me to import it.
@bcallah Scid is the best program to play chess using Unix.. I made a functional port (only using one core) but I lost it :( http://scid.sourceforge.net/
Nicolas HerryReading Savaged by systemd by @mwlucas. Alternate title: Fifty shades of geek.
This setup for #adblocking using Unbound is doing wonders in my home network. All tools are included in OpenBSD base system :-)
First up is the diff for pledge(2) execpromises, which Theo explains replaces the unused second pledge argument (..will reappear later as the more refined pledgepath): https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-tech&m=151302727506669&w=2 #OpenBSD
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peter hessler - inactiveWhy do you care about this? This makes #OpenBSD work /much/ better on a wifi network that has multiple Access Points with the same name.
Most Conferences, shopping malls, large buildings, etc, have this type of wifi network.
Previously, it would "stick" to the first Access Point that it found. Now, it will switch to a better one when the signal strength is too weak.