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znedw

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About znedw

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #30371757

    Intel 7260 comes in mini PCI form and is readily available if you feel like replacing the card. Works fine with iwm(4).

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    Comment #27074891

    DriveDroid ( https://www.drivedroid.io ) is pretty good for this sorta thing

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    Comment #19689015

    I tried manually building grub with the patch but gave up and just created an ext2 /boot partition, but this is good news! Thank-you for fixing it.

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    Comment #19678946

    I've been using zstd compression on btrfs for a while now and it's excellent, most of my stuff is already compressed (movies, music) but my home directory (which is mostly comprise…

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    Comment #18508007

    Should setup DKIM for better deliverability

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    Comment #17983133

    I switched from nginx to HAProxy for my internal reverse-proxying needs and it is excellent, the configuration is a bit more verbose but it handles every app (including WebSockets,…

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    Comment #17873411

    If you need more convincing to try OpenBSD, these interviews are nice https://www.bsdjobs.com/people and similar to usesthis.com.

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    Comment #17770407

    I use a mix of wmutils[0] and windowchef[1] and they're great, lots of little programs (some This is a screenshot of my Linux desktop [2], I use these on OpenBSD as well without to…

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    Comment #17754089

    It's Ice Town all over again!

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    Comment #17747777

    >The year is 1997. You used to be a hacker, but now you have the phage. You made a deal: one hack, one dose. There’s nothing left to lose… except your life. Is this not the plot of…

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    Comment #17123512

    A nice introduction to BGP is Peter Hessler's BGP-spamd ( https://bgp-spamd.net ), which is a creative use of BGP for sync'ing lists of blacklisted mail servers.

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    Comment #16990275

    zathura is nice on *nix, has support for multiple pdf rendering engines (muPDF and poppler).

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    Comment #16741242

    I've got an OpenBSD router setup on an APU2 ( https://www.pcengines.ch/apu2c4.htm ). It's running dhcpd, unbound, dnscrypt-proxy, openvpn server and an openvpn client and the load …

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    Comment #14898185

    I'm using spotify through mopidy & mopidy-spotify, i can use ncmpcpp to play playlists and search spotify just like a local MPD server with a lot of music, it's excellent.

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    Comment #14321578

    Currently I pay AUD$79 per month for the privilege of 1.4mbp/s down and 100kp/s up. My area is slated for the NBN, albiet HFC (using old coaxial) to commence building in 2019. Bloo…

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    Comment #14320719

    Web-scraping if a reasonably priced and accessible API is available

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    Comment #14320713

    Deploys to a physical iOS device via QR code

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    Comment #14320642

    Fingers crossed for FUSE support soon, sorely needed IMO.