Mike Belopuhov @mike@x0r.be

@Kensan @lattera that's why I call it "retreat" -- hackathon has been adapted by industry way too much..

@lattera It’s what I liked most about the MirageOS retreat: people getting together to get to know and learn from each other, do hacking and mainly have a good time.

@lattera yes, Geneva’s Hackathons have become a pure exploitation of ideas & skills.

I miss the days when "hackathon" meant "come hack with us on any project of your choosing, just come and chill and hack" not "exploitive free labor."

#OpenBSD/arm64 gets another web browser! Firefox! ​

This comes only a year after robert@ added arm64 support to chromium (for which aarch64 packages have been sporadically available, build permitting).

https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports-cvs&m=153677943706151&w=2

Nice work! ​

https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports-cvs&m=157056577514222&w=2

Since someone at #EuroBSDCon told me an iPhone USB tethering driver for #OpenBSD would be nice I started working on it again, maybe even finish it.

To help #OpenBSD I started working on a ports@openbsd.org mail tracking tool against our ports tree, to keep track of mails including diffs that we did not imported (new/updates)

it's a bit rough but still WIP

https://perso.pw/portstrack/

Eric Faurot (eric@) has released libasr 1.0.3, a portable version of his asynchronous resolver library.

https://github.com/OpenSMTPD/libasr/releases/tag/1.0.3

A lot of people don't know that Eric's libasr has been OpenBSD's libc resolver for many years. All POSIX/legacy resolver functions are implemented on top of it. ​

https://man.openbsd.org/man3/asr_run.3

#OpenBSD #OpenSMTPD (1/2)

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Practicing my #vBSDcon presentation. With two crucial announcements tomorrow, this presentation will be one to watch.

What your desk always needs is a sea of cables for your dreams to sail on.

I'm pretty mad at #Intel right now..

https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-cvs&m=156770089619998&w=2

Lack of a public changelog is not justifiable for software which runs in millions of devices. If such a changelog does exist, it needs to be made easier to locate, e.g. shipped with official firmware releases and indexed by search engines.
I can't find it anywhere. The closest we seem to have is the commit history of linux-firmware.git which cites internal build numbers without further information about what changed.

#openbsd

Yesterday I wrote a little console-based Tetris in Rust as a personal procrastination exercise. With colors and a bit nicer than /usr/games/tetris but really nothing special. The amazing part: my kids love it and the older one now wants to learn how to code. Parenting achievement unlocked!

man bash | sed 's/./&\n/g' | awk -v mx=$COLUMNS -v my=$LINES 'BEGIN{x=y=e=f=1}{if(x==mx||!x){e*=-1};if(y==my||!y){f*=-1};x+=e;y+=f;printf "\033[%s;%sH%s",y,x,$1;for (a=0;a<400000;a++){}}' # Print the bash man page in diagonal lines across the screen.

The #gameoftrees Git repo is now available at https://framagit.org/stsp/got

A self-hosted repository will come later. The copy at framagit should be good enough for people who want to send patches.

If you're interested in early boot-time security research or want to speed up your firmware development cycle, come to my talk on spispy, the open source flash emulator at #CCCamp19 Wednesday at 18:00 in Curie: https://fahrplan.events.ccc.de/camp/2019/Fahrplan/events/10186.html

Why yes, I *am* indexing this in #sudomastery. Why wouldn't I?

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📆 If you still don't know @OCamlLang or just are interested in #FunctionalProgramming it's time to register for next 🐫 #OCaml #MOOC session which will start the 22th September with @yurug @rdicosmo 👨‍💻 https://t.co/EPaEnzTINu

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