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@tinker competition is good. Also, the adversary comments means the developers do not understand open source: the system is working as it should, and in open source collaboration is the best way to keep your stronghold.

@madamada@snac.void.my @openbsd@billboard.bsd.cafe hello there! i'm from another snac too, nice to meet you ^^

I can't see anything, nothing exists here. CC: @0xh4@snac.radi.or.at @openbsd@billboard.bsd.cafe

Slackware also uses another implementation.https://mirrors.slackware.com/slackware/slackware64-current/source/a/hostname/

I am so basic, my background has been xsetroot -solid black since about 2004. I just can't handle the visual distractions.

@Edent @stefano I spotted you within 2 seconds ​

@grahamperrin yes, I think I'll just schedule the admin sessions with her and have a chat afterwards, since I'd have to ask her to turn on the laptop anyway. But it's a fair point, we'll see how it works in practice.

@hypostase The final version of the fix is now accepted and landed onto both main (aka latest) and 2026Q2. https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/commit/?id=a92d927574fca313453ae266f4e78517eb406a33 https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/commit/?h=2026Q2&id=1c9a29edad562f0650166239fba46dd8b2cc1fdd

@rl_dane @arosano @ndanes @jjannie @justine Dane as a programmable agent? Agentic Dane?

grahamperrin said: the horse or the otter … I guess that other random animals can appear at the Not Found screen.

@ef@mastodon.bsd.cafe Laptops are ...interesting. I've never had much access to laptop hardware, which doesn't help. We've always had NFSv4 (as in 4.0), the latest release ought to handle NFSv4.1 too. And I ought to add encryption to the installer (the problem, as always with encryption, is handling key management).

Is there a way I can move my post into it like adding a tag? Or do you have to do it, Stefano?

@carson@social.chittom.family great. Let me know if you find any problems!

@rl_dane@polymaths.social Solved. In a topic elsewhere, I wrongly assumed using the space bar was the correct way to accept what's highlighted in the screenshot below: [image: 1775269124221-d3785f34-bcba-4e12-83b7-251dff3fced4-image.jpeg] Actual result: the highlighted context menu item is ignored, not accepted. I think of this as a UX bug. Maybe from NodeBB mimicing the UX of Discourse … I vaguely recall having this problem years ago. Too late to resolve, attempting to the change the default behaviour would cause uproar.

The GoToSocial test response at https://polymaths.social/@rl_dane/statuses/01KN57XVDM64MM7X8N0SRGVE6A – "Federation test" (pictured below) – does not appear under opening post https://billboard.bsd.cafe/post/13. @rl_dane please, can you test here? Thanks [image: 1775269738705-8acb6acf-1990-4f9b-b2f4-827e083c51ef-image.jpeg]

I've been using OpenBSD for my projects for the last few release cycles and I feel comfortable upgrading, etc. but I'll keep this for sharing with others. Great post.

Thanks. Maybe NodeBB defaults to strictness for new users, which would make sense. If so: leave it as is, I guess that I'll be able to edit the subject line there when I become a trusted user (I'm in no rush).