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What a wonderful thread. Thank you all for the great time I had reading this.

One small quote of his character from TNG that got deeply burned into my brain : "time is a companion who goes with us on the journey and allows us to cherish every moment because they will never come again"

< 300ms boot with HW isolation sounds very nice but the pve-daemon patching approach is risky and might break at every eye-blink.

Bugzilla. Seriously.

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We use it since 20 years at a 6000 heads company and it's totally fine.

Only 1 lan port and only usb2 is not great...

I recently took the night train from Innsbruck to Hamburg in a brand new sleeper car run by ÖBB and those are a blast.

Searching for more routes I stumbled across this map and a pretty neat database of available European connections https://back-on-track.eu/night-train-list

Hope to see more connections in the coming years.

Austrian Provider liwest is since many years very transparent about their DNS blocks. All of them are based on court orders / eu sanctions.

https://netzsperre.liwest.at/

So 200ms is curls ipv6 tax on windows. To avoid wasting time on the "IPv6 sinkhole" use -4

Will we get over 50% ipv6 adoption by the end of this decade?

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Sectigo provides SSL certificates with 1y validity via their certbot compatible Acme endpoint.

They used a very cool way to analyze the Bones. Instead of chopping off samples the bones were put in a plasic Box and a tiny static upbild was enough to kick some molecules out of them which they analyzed and identified the species.

Is there a better command for a cronjob to check for available updates? I try to get something like <package name> - <current version> - <updated version>

i currently use

  pkg_add -u -n -I -v 2>&1 | grep 'Adding' | sort -u

ok, found it.

http://openbsd-archive.7691.n7.nabble.com/Update-MariaDB-fro...

10.2 is a no go for us as the new client library requires atomic ops killing the client library on a handful of archs.

> MariaDB 10.0.38

Can anyone share some insight why OpenBSD does not provide a more recent MariaDB Version ?