

Ah yes. OpenBSD. Well known for bloat…
Come on.
Respect the burrito.


Ah yes. OpenBSD. Well known for bloat…
Come on.


Im glad that they are trying stuff, but I can’t carry this. Locking blades are illegal in the UK.
Also no scale tools (tweezers, toothpick etc) and as others have said, the design language is a bit cheap.
I suppose tar stands for tape archive. It hadn’t occured to me.
Just like t hadn’t occurred to me that x86’s popcnt instruction stands for “population count” :)


Find something broken/unimplemented and fix/implement it.
If you can’t code, you can help with documentation or by reproducing/expanding existing, but incomplete, bug reports.


This sounds fantastic!
Vim can be an IDE if you want it to be.


I’m like this with my logitech m570.
We have mayo as well.


Is nothing sacred?
You’d better not touch marmite!


I used to use rsnapshot, which is a thin wrapper around rsync to make it incremental, but moved to restic and never looked back. Much easier and encrypted by default.
I wonder if rr would work for this scenario?
Queso as in cheese? What’s that stuff in the blue thing?


But sometimes ampersands also!


What’s new in the 2024 version?
Just imagine the ad-serving possibilities…
Well… catch_unwind, but i don’t think you can rely on it.