I wrote this graphical wireless script for OpenBSD’s ifconfig(8) using xmessage(1) and xterm(1) for prompts in ksh(1) only using base utilities available on #OpenBSD:
https://codeberg.org/Izder456/utils/src/branch/main/scripts/wireless
(comes with a manual page if you make install it with the rest of the handy utilities i wrote in this project)
I mostly use pclean and readme in day to day use, but the rest are useful too!
Isn't it time for yet another old #OpenBSD story? Yes it is!
Today, we'll see how a specificity of the HP 9000/300 series workstations still survives in most BSD flavours those days, even those which do not support these systems anymore.
http://miod.online.fr/software/openbsd/stories/topcat.html
#Looksmaxxing
@florian he is me
Song 1, generated via Suno, the theme is #openbsd
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An #OpenBSD install a day keeps the doctor away, or beloved Balkan babushka home decor serving background to restoring my mom's old laptop to its utmost computing glory...
This week's #OpenBSD story is available!
In which we learn that hardware documentation is a good thing, but incomplete or not-enough documentation is a curse...
http://miod.online.fr/software/openbsd/stories/sti.html
New methodology paper: The Calculator Discipline.
A four-class taxonomy of AI-assisted disclosure hallucinations, a pre-send filter that catches the mechanical ones, and two real withdrawals from my own OpenBSD work — including the one Theo de Raadt asked the right question about.
Honest case studies from the sender's end of a problem the field has only described from the receiving end.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20393083
Read: https://stuart-thomas.com/research/calculator-discipline/
#infosec #OpenBSD #vulndisclosure #methodology
utp
#unix_surrealism #art #computers
