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I’m in 2026 now. It sucks
December 31, 2025 at 11:36 AM
I’m in 2026 now. It sucks
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Miod talks about HP/PA boot blocks https://www.undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20251231080327 #openbsd #hppa #risc #bootblocks #porting #development #opensource #hp #portablecode
Miod talks about HP/PA boot blocks
www.undeadly.org
December 31, 2025 at 8:08 AM
Miod talks about HP/PA boot blocks https://www.undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20251231080327 #openbsd #hppa #risc #bootblocks #porting #development #opensource #hp #portablecode
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Infrastructure Modernization Commissioned by the Sovereign Tech Agency
We’ve published an update on the infrastructure program commissioned by the Sovereign Tech Agency and managed by the FreeBSD Foundation.
Read the full update:
buff.ly/2a0oh7T
#FreeBSD #OpenSource
We’ve published an update on the infrastructure program commissioned by the Sovereign Tech Agency and managed by the FreeBSD Foundation.
Read the full update:
buff.ly/2a0oh7T
#FreeBSD #OpenSource
December 29, 2025 at 8:23 PM
Infrastructure Modernization Commissioned by the Sovereign Tech Agency
We’ve published an update on the infrastructure program commissioned by the Sovereign Tech Agency and managed by the FreeBSD Foundation.
Read the full update:
buff.ly/2a0oh7T
#FreeBSD #OpenSource
We’ve published an update on the infrastructure program commissioned by the Sovereign Tech Agency and managed by the FreeBSD Foundation.
Read the full update:
buff.ly/2a0oh7T
#FreeBSD #OpenSource
The architecture of a system follows that of human group - if you put a database guy and the kernel guy in the same room, you'll get database integrated in the kernel.
Does it mean we instinctively design computer systems to minimise the number of humans we need to interact when working on them?
Does it mean we instinctively design computer systems to minimise the number of humans we need to interact when working on them?
December 29, 2025 at 10:24 AM
The architecture of a system follows that of human group - if you put a database guy and the kernel guy in the same room, you'll get database integrated in the kernel.
Does it mean we instinctively design computer systems to minimise the number of humans we need to interact when working on them?
Does it mean we instinctively design computer systems to minimise the number of humans we need to interact when working on them?
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Found some prescience in a manual from the 1950s.
December 22, 2024 at 3:39 AM
Found some prescience in a manual from the 1950s.