Unironically using #Dillo while ungoogled-chromium is playing crashy-crashy on the latest snapshot on #OpenBSD. It's just the best.

smirks in self-hosted #cloudflare

I attempted a wifi card swap in this HP Compaq Mini 700. I removed the stock Broadcom BCM94312HMG and added an Atheros AR5BHB92 (as the AR9280 chipset is supported by #OpenBSD and can do dual band). Much to my surprise it refuses to boot now. Vendor lock-in is a terrible thing. Any hints for bypassing such checks? #retrocomputing

If you use #OpenBSD on an older #intel #Apple Macbook then this is the time to send some thank-you donations to developers who finally managed to hunt down and fix the awful ACPI timeout bug:

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Bryan Steele :flan_beard: (@brynet@bsd.network)

Good news! :flan_thumbs:​ joshua stein (jcs@) has root caused the long standing ACPI issue (boot delay) that has plagued several Intel Mac mode...

Here is jcs@ on LiberaPay:

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jcs's profile - Liberapay

Hello, cyberpals.

Here is @npub1kfl0...hd5n's Wall of Pizza:

brynet's something somewhat site - pizza wall of fame

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Please show them some love.

Thank the Lord I haven't yet turned the soldering iron on but I have turned the power supply off before this tinker joined me. Although #APT77 are 5V tolerant, it is best to be safe. #degucontent

Does anyone know how I can tell doas under #OpenBSD to allow my user to bring up an OpenVPN tunnel? Just adding the path to the command with permit nopass setenv { PATH } myuser as root cmd /usr/local/sbin/openvpn does not seem to do the trick, something about creating interfaces methinks. What is the way to do this?

I feel I owe a debt of #degucontent so allow me to put that injustice to right