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bonked 10 Mar 2026 09:25 -0700
original: nathanael@dalliard.ch

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bonked 09 Mar 2026 12:01 -0700
original: ratfactor@mastodon.art
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bonked 09 Mar 2026 11:39 -0700
original: hi@romanzolotarev.com
tested web browsers with speedometer3.1 on my #openbsd #thinkpad (higher is better)
4.32 vimb
7.36 qutebrowser
7.96 firefox
9.76 iridium
9.78 ungoogled-chromium
notes: when i re-run the tests scores are changing (just slightly); at some point openbsd frozen during vimb test (just once, couldn't reproduce, worked well after reboot)
o_O
I believe NTPD should be completely disabled by default. It's snithcing about yourOS. Sending information to linode.domain. We need more privacy. https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-bugs&m=177296357231841&w=2
OpenBSD was right
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bonked 06 Mar 2026 08:04 -0800
original: gonzalo@h.x61.sh
I moved all my repos to #GotHub: And you can do the same! Go to https://gothub.org/ and check it out! Maybe you are interesting on this one too:
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bonked 06 Mar 2026 07:56 -0800
original: stsp@bsd.network
WPA3
I've been writing C code for the WPA3 SAE hash2element derivation algorithm all week, by cross-referencing the 802.11 spec which provides pseudo-code, a debug trace from wpa_supplicant, and source code from hostap.git. Progressing at an incredible speed of about one line of pseudo-code per day. At this speed I can actually manage to understand what this is doing with hashes and elliptic curves, even though I'm not a trained mathematician Each line of pseudo-code translates to about a dozen lines of C. My prototype uses libcrypto but eventually parts of this will need to run with 32-bit integer curve arithmetic in the OpenBSD kernel, probably with code I can generate with fiat-crypto.WPA3
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