mmarcott 🐡

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OpenBSD user since 3.5 Retrocomputing fan. I dream in the EGA color pallet. Mourning selling my SGI’s in the ‘00’s

UPDATE: this little pup has been claimed! Thank you everyone for your interest and support!

Can you make good use of an original Commodore PET computer? This one is yours for free if you can pick it up in Los Angeles (near USC). My parents bought it in 1978. It has the famous chiclet keyboard and integral cassette tape drive. It doesn't work at this point, which someone told me is probably due to some bad RAM chips but I don't actually know. The screen shows random squares when it's on.

Boosts for reach appreciated.

ETA: email me at [email protected] or DM me here.

#RetroComputing #Commodore #PET #LosAngeles

@claudiom great! Thinking about getting one. I bought a rice cooker for my wife 20 years ago and she got angry with me. I sold it to a guy i worked with. Everyday he told me it made the best rice he ever tasted. Everyday i scrubbed burnt rice off our stove. Until about 5 years ago i bought another one for “myself”. Now she tells me it’s a godsend and I don’t scrub burnt rice anymore!
@claudiom how well does the egg thing work? More reliable than boiling?
Preparing the ingredients for some delicious spinach empanadas for our trip! 🥟🥬😋
@justine what are you using for clipboard manager? I’m stumped with how copy and paste work on #wayland on #openbsd
After around 23 years, I think I finally made a decision to switch from #Linux to #OpenBSD. It gives me this fantastic feeling of discovering new horizons and seems much more coherent. Also has no #techbros behind it.
I might even remove Linux from main SSD and leave it only on my USB disk to play one old Windows game that I have.
It seems like the only thing I will miss is battery life on Linux. But I'm ready for this tradeoff.

@claudiom From my experience putting A/UX on my IIfx, the install itself doesn't take too long, it's everything else you need to do afterwards: the configuration, getting a local copy of jagubox set up, running updates..

There's a repo here with a script (systemupdate.sh) that will run the recommended updates for you once you've got a local mirror of jagubox: https://github.com/smallsco/Apple_AUX_3.1.1_Setup/blob/fix_typos/SystemUpdater/systemupdate.sh

(make sure you use the `fix_typos` branch from my fork - the original hasn't merged my changes yet and it will breaks due to some typos)

Apple_AUX_3.1.1_Setup/SystemUpdater/systemupdate.sh at fix_typos · smallsco/Apple_AUX_3.1.1_Setup

Notes on installing on a Quadra 610 with ZuluSCSI and shell scripts to update your fresh install of Apple A/UX 3.1.1 with components from jagubox and nleymann.de. - smallsco/Apple_AUX_3.1.1_Setup

GitHub

Built three network analysis tools over the past year. FOSS.

netgrep. Rust packet analyzer. TLS decryption, stream reassembly, interactive TUI.
termshark. Go. Forked the terminal Wireshark UI, refactored, added a web interface.
wiregraph. Real-time network traffic visualizer. Rust backend reuses netgrep's parser. Embedded web dashboard with connection matrix, protocol breakdown, activity.

github.com/georgeglarson/netgrep
github.com/georgeglarson/termshark
github.com/georgeglarson/wiregraph

Podman on FreeBSD enables home-lab containerization

https://discoverbsd.com/p/b18a547a5a

Podman on FreeBSD enables home-lab containerization

Podman is now functional on FreeBSD, allowing users to run containerized applications like Immich without requiring Linux-based virtualization workarounds. The [daemonless.io](https://daemonless.io) pr...