My new video after more than 6 months

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My new video after more than 6 months

Happy #BrothersDay from the sibling who runs on absolutely everything (yes, even the family toaster)! π©π
Taking a moment to send some love to my Unix-like family today:
To FreeBSD π: Thanks for always bringing the heavy-lifting and server muscle. Nobody Iβd rather share a kernel subsystem or network stack with! πͺ
To OpenBSD π‘: My brilliantly paranoid sibling. Don't worry, I double-checked the locks, audited the code, and closed the blinds before posting this. Stay secure! π
And a special shoutout to our loud, monolithic cousin, Linux π§! You might be everywhere these days, but we still love having you at the FOSS family barbecue. Just leave some market share for the rest of us, okay? π
Hereβs to the entire open-source community. No matter what kernel you're running, we're all pushing the ecosystem forward together! π§‘
#NetBSD #FreeBSD #OpenBSD #Linux #FOSS #OpenSource #Unix #BrothersDay #RunBSD
I'm on writing blog posts sprint since a few days ago.
My simple guide on setting up a #FTP server to connect from #retro computers and OSes.
https://altcomputer.github.io/posts/temporary-ftp-server-for-old-devices/
I've made more progress with getting #NetBSD running and mostly usable on my Thinkpad T580. I started a document with my notes on how to set up a usable desktop. Some of this information is missing from the NetBSD Guide, Wiki, and FAQ & HOWTOs pages. Some of it was buried deep in man pages, or found by extensively searching pkgsrc repository. https://codeberg.org/thezerobit/public_notes/src/branch/main/netbsd_notes.md
I have yet to figure out how to automatically disable the touchpad while typing.
Not sure why. Maybe because of the long weekend I had I became creative or what but I've been in the mood of writing and wrote another peace just before going to sleep about my astronomy blog which somewhat its abandonment is linked to news quality, covid and so on.
Turn Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W into USB WiFi dongle
The Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W is a versatile device capable of emulating multiple functionalities, such as a sound card, USB WiFi adapter, or USB storage using USB OTG (On-The-Go) mode. In this article, we focus on using it as a USB WiFi dongle. In this setup, a plugged-in computer detects the Pi Zero as a Network Interface Card (NIC) and connects to the internet through the Pi's WiFi connection. Motivation You might ask: whyβ¦