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@Edent @stefano I spotted you within 2 seconds ​

grahamperrin said: One or two bad eggs can spoil an omelette. … and now, the omelette is thoroughly spoilt.

@grahamperrin said: I guess, you're quoting vermaden. "Y, sir, Y!" I changed on my first post!

@naltun said: This is an excellent post. Thank you for the share! e: It'd be cool to have this as a manual page, all of the syscalls laid out in a table with code references. I'm keeping this in mind as an OpenBSD user. It wouldn't be too hard to generate one, but it could lead to confusion for people if they use random internet manpages because the syscall codes are not guaranteed to be stable across versions on OpenBSD and syscalls get added/removed/deprecated sometimes.

No problem with the vote @grahamperrin said: For what it's worth, I think: don't delete it from BSD Cafe Billboard. It's good to raise awareness of the reputation. I hadn't thought of it that way. Interesting!

@zolaris my bad! didn't spot the category

@naltun Bumbling along it is!

No response to https://forums.theregister.com/forum/all/2026/04/22/anthropic_mythos_hype_nothingburger/#c_5266893 after five days (and no correction to the article); that's disappointing. I'll respectfully request a correction. I refrained from sending an email, because @bigsneakyduck had already done so (mentioned in Reddit: "… I've tried reducing this to the bare minimum and sent an email to corrections at theregister dot com.").

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

@ptribble thank you for the reply. My error re nfs... probably getting Tribblix confused with Open/NetBSD. The emcryption would be interesting. Perhaps even if it was only data partitions encrypted for now and auto unlockable then root/FDE later. Not sure if #alpinelinux or #ChimeraLinux would be a useful starting point as both do native encrypted zfs.

Linked from the commentary, the gov.uk domain: Our evaluation of OpenAI's GPT-5.5 cyber capabilities | AISI Work

@ruben@kedara.social said: Sysadmin tasks will be performed (remotely) Maybe difficult with OpenZFS-encrypted root-on-ZFS. Will your mom be prepared to enter the passphrase when a task requires a restart of the OS?

@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?

Thank you!

@ahze said: this post is a plant LOL, when do @nibori and I get our cheques?

… my previous posts, they don’t seem to have had this problem. Here's another: [image: 1776611842047-9fa33bf5-3db8-440d-8319-ac4e051217ad-image.jpeg] When using glitch-soc at BSD Network to create and edit a post, it seems that Markdown and HTML options work only if the required content type is preselected when drafting and when editing. Examples: https://bsd.network/@grahamperrin/116432053054263857 https://bsd.network/@grahamperrin/116432064198716983 I assume that when an HTML post is incoming from something other than glitch-soc, glitch-soc defaults to plain text – without attempting to automatically detect HTML. glitch-soc/mastodon: A glitchy but lovable microblogging server issues …

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