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sjmulder

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    Show HN: Poems, an .ISO Puzzle

    Here a small puzzle for you to enjoy. In this file, there are 16 short poems to be found. Joy is had not by grepping or wanton scanning, but by careful parsing, and attention to de…

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    I agree that OSM is amazing, but > The cool thing isn't so much os9map (yes it's cool) OS9Map is absolutely the cool thing here, especially if you consider the platform lacks basic…

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    Comment #48426046

    Doesn't the loaded code have to be patched for relocations?

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    Comment #48426031

    Even DOS has environment inheritance!

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    Comment #48193968

    Web/SSH/mail server using the built in httpd, sshd and smtpd. Very happy with it. And on my laptop, occasionally, to experience it in person.

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    Comment #48193900

    I dual boot OpenBSD on it, and it's been doing fine. The out of the box experience is pretty bare although the default window manager cwm is surprisingly nice once you get to know …

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    Comment #48127996

    Turns out the rule works perfectly fine, I just forgot to enable IPv4 forwarding in sysctl (in addition to IPv6, which I did enable).

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    Comment #48125415

    A 'charade'? Just having some fun running NetBSD on unusual hardware and learning something along the way. There's no cheating some imaginary game you seem to think I'm participati…

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    Comment #48125322

    It would be a fun project to do a homebrew HTTP server (and I wouldn't be surprised if it had been done already) but in this case I actually mean to replace my Pi 'home server' wit…

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    Comment #48125267

    I meant to replace it with IP forwarding from a secondary IPv4 address on another host running OpenBSD, but I haven't been able to get that to work yet. Perhaps any OpenBSD/pf folk…

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    Comment #45101516

    404, supposedly the correct link is: https://buttondown.com/blog/email-signatures-history

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    Comment #44893226

    How is that? These are vendor packages

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    Comment #44887928

    The followup year overview is also beautiful and extensive: https://subject.space/projects-static/medium-year-bird-calen...

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    Comment #44826165

    Looks like great news! > DF plans to stick to PC gaming, retro gaming, and console performance analysis as its “three pillars” and doesn’t plan to chase SEO. Happy to see that. I e…

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    Comment #44826093

    https://archive.is/rpihT Original announcement video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tl7bIJ2yu4I

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    Comment #44809058

    The interjected bullet point sections seem to be entirely LLM written and don't add anything, just meaningless interruption

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    Comment #44614854

    Great! Dutch living in Austria and YouTube is randomly dubbing videos from one language to another with no way of turning it off, which is my real WTF here.

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    Comment #44560824

    Running through illness and injury isn’t, otherwise why not. But I don’t think that’s the point. It’s challenge to yourself.

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    Comment #44337896

    Btw, CLI editors can be interactive too: consider ed ("the standard text editor") and DOS' edlin.

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    Comment #43631869

    It's a shame so many web versions of man pages are typeset with monospace fonts and barely any formatting. The mandoc-powered OpenBSD online man pages are great though: https://man…

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    [previously posted on a dupe] “The problems included a jury that was patently biased in favor of Energy Transfer, with many members working in the fossil fuel industry; a judge who…