It's nice that so many programs and libraries have adopted NO_COLOR in the past four years, but if programs would just stop printing random colors to the terminal without asking, this list wouldn't have to be so long.
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Using the PowerBook 180's internal 14.4kbps modem to dial into my BBS server 6 feet away, to courier files via XModem
and OpenBSD too!
I admire @hjalfi@twitter.com's persistence in porting OSes to random hardware like Fuzix to the ESP8266 and now EmuTOS to the Alphasmart Dana
Though I am now terrified of ever having to do anything SD-card related
I will also be at VCF Midwest next month
https://twitter.com/lazygamereviews/status/1431390230687502338
My laptop of choice in 2001 was the Sony VAIO PCG-Z505 (with WaveLAN 802.11b PCMCIA card)
In 2001 I was working at a small ISP doing software development and had just bought my first townhouse
My "server room" at my new house was architecturally diverse with i386, powerpc, and alpha OpenBSD servers (plus a Tektronix X terminal)
I made my first OpenBSD commit 20 years ago today
https://github.com/openbsd/www/commit/32d1ac7188717946099a93cb0c81fdab1d290de6
OpenBSD on the Huawei Matebook X (2020)
peekaboo
My friend @bluerise@twitter.com is giving a virtual talk for us at ChiBUG tomorrow evening about Protecting OpenBSD from DMA Attacks
RSVP to rsvp@chibug.org to attend the talk via Zoom
I've also got interrupts working for the touchpad now
I've committed the fix and it will be in the next snapshots: