New pixelart farming simulator on #OpenBSD: Sprout Valley, running via the Godot engine. #PlayOnBSD

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1964820/Sprout_Valley/

So cool to finally have Prusa Slicer on my #OpenBSD laptop thanks to @renatoaguiar. Now I no longer need to use my Mac just to slice my STL files from Tinkercad.

https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports&m=169405396303337&w=2

Hi rectangle friends. I love RSS. I have lots of wonderful blogs in my RSS feedcatcher. But! I have audited my subscriptions and confirmed my feeling that a high percentage of the people whose blogs I regularly read are white. Since I mostly subscribe to new blogs via links from existing subscriptions, I think I'm stuck in a bit of a bubble, and I'd like some help discovering technical blogs and feeds run or authored by non-white people!

If you or someone you know a) is non-white b) has a blog about Rust, Python, web tech, Linux, systems programming, tech and society, or other, related topics that c) can be subscribed to via RSS, please reply and I will check it out and boost it!

Those are the only requirements. If you don't feel like you're an "expert", have only written one blog post, haven't posted in a year, etc please still let me know and I will check it out. Everyone's voice is valuable.

Thank you 💜 Boosts are appreciated!

Libreboot laptops on https://minifree.org/ now come with 1TB SSD or 2TB SSD; the 480GB SSD option is gone, and now 1TB is the default. 2TB is the upgrade option.

I sell laptops with Libreboot pre-installed, and your choice of Linux distro or a BSD (e.g. OpenBSD, FreeBSD).

Libreboot replaces proprietary BIOS/UEFI firmware, offering faster boot speeds and greater security than proprietary firmware. I'm the founder of Libreboot, and its lead developer. These sales fund my work, and my research.

Lisp, 1959:

What if we made all software out of functions, and of course functions could operate on other functions, why wouldn't they

The Extremely Computer Science Best Practices Cloud, 2021:

What if we made all software out of hypervisors pretending to be entire simulated Intel architecture boards with CPUs pretending to be Pentiums pretending to be 8086s, but of course hypervisors can't contain other hypervisors, why would they