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Comment · 7 days ago
Their backup DNS service is great, so you can run your own DNS with just one server.

https://nic.eu.org/ is also very cool for getting a domain name if paying for one is a challenge.

Comment · 11 days ago
Not the case for chromium and ungoogled-chromium... at least I can't find them in packages-stable directory.
Comment · 11 days ago
Comment · 11 days ago
And don't forget to cross your fingers so the upgrade does not break your system... like what happened to me when systemd came out.
Comment · 1 month ago
What a nice surprise! It would be great if it finally gets integrated into OpenBSD tree. Corruption Detection and Crash Safety will be more than welcomed here.

I can't complain about FFS since it has been fully reliable for me. I have been directly powering off my obsd router for years and never had a problem... in the worst case if I use a very old and semi broken USB drive I have to access console and manually fsck -y some partitions, that's it.

I dig the GEFS acronym and concept too.

Comment · 2 months ago
Comment · 2 months ago
Best resource for proper HTML+CSS development is Jason Knight AKA deathshadow's CUTCODEDOWN (cutcodedown.com at Web archive) and his articles at Medium and CodePen (user Jason Knight).
Comment · 5 months ago
Congratulations for another amazing release! This one even comes with a song :)

I'm using it as a daily driver since Debian adopted systemd and it works great. I use it wherever possible: home router, laptops, obsda.ms vm, workstation, thin clients, etc.

With every release OpenBSD becomes better. Fully recommended to take advantage of old hardware too, like a fanless thin client bought for cheap from surplus.

I really love the no-nonsense approach I can't find elsewhere.

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