Combat Unicorn

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Long-time #OpenBSD user, now OpenBSD developer. Formerly Systems Administrator at a university. Struggles with: ADHD, anxiety, depression, burnout
"You just ruined art, Kurt." -sng
"This is why I go to galleries alone." -Pamela
"Kurt just takes all the fun out of burglary, right here." -Michael W Lucas
"You Ruined Speedometers" -Pamela
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FYI, some anti-homeless installations can be dismantled easily with the right tools. If you notice this shit in your neighborhood, maybe take a look to see how the obstruction is attached to the surface it is on.

It's possible that in some scenarios all someone would need is a socket wrench. If that someone is a white man wearing an orange vest, they might even get away with walking up & just removing something in broad daylight.

What you do with the information you gather is up to you.

Strombolus is the singular of Stormboli, yes?
[Pinky voice] NARF!

Isn't it time for yet another old #OpenBSD story? Yes it is!

Today, we'll see how a specificity of the HP 9000/300 series workstations still survives in most BSD flavours those days, even those which do not support these systems anymore.

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

Of hp300 and consoles

It's only called "Agile" if it comes from the Agile region of France. Otherwise it's just sparkling chaos with a standup meeting.

Their letter is quite explicit about Apple, Google and Chrome:

- Both Apple iOS and Google Android were "designed" to "assign a unique tracking number to each smartphone for use by the advertising industry and data brokers".

- Google Chrome, as a web browser that is "designed to facilitate data collection", must be removed from all US military devices.

It may be a war crime to watch this heavily-artifacted 360p video on the 4k HDR TV.
I'm just remembering being on Rednote and the Chinese folks there being shocked to find out that all the horrible stories about American health insurance and health care _weren't_ just propaganda made up by the Chinese government.

Good news for Apple T2 Mac owners, joshua stein (jcs@) has committed a fix to #OpenBSD -current for the T2 NVMe controller found on later Intel machines.

jcs@ modified src/sys/*: use I/O submission queue entry size reported by controller

On the Apple T2 NVMe, 128-byte submission queue entries on I/O queues are required instead of the standard 64 bytes.

ok jmatthew

This gets NVMe working on the 2018 Mac Mini.