Notes

I've found the cause of the display flickering problem in the OpenBSD kernel and have a fix for it, which also fixes S3 resume and HDMI output on the Framework (and possibly other devices)

OpenBSD on the @FrameworkPuter@twitter.com Laptop

https://jcs.org/2021/08/06/framework

A neat video from @themaritimegirl@twitter.com about the US Robotics Courier V.Everything modem and using it to dial my Kludge BBS (at 42:20)

https://youtu.be/_qEQa1nx8fw?t=2540

i don't know what's wrong with me

same, kid

Never change, Hacker News

Twitter: hey nice build man
Lobsters: cool but you're gonna hurt your neck looking 3 degrees downward bro
Hacker News: this is shit, you're an idiot, you picked all the wrong parts, and I'd never build something this terrible

I wrote up some more details about my fanless OpenBSD desktop:

https://jcs.org/2021/07/19/desktop

I got tired of new laptops so I built a fanless OpenBSD desktop

- Ryzen 7 Pro 4750G
- Streacom DB4 case
- LG UltraFine 21" monitor (4096x2304)
- GMMK Pro keeb

I guess I was too quick to sell my X1 Nano since Lenovo finally added an S3 suspend option with a firmware update
https://twitter.com/_renatoaguiar/status/1414800423110594560

I wish OpenBSD had half the profiling and introspection tools that SerenityOS has. It's nearly impossible to fix things when you're flying blind.
https://twitter.com/awesomekling/status/1413592034158563332

Matt Blaze's weblog is sponsoring F1

I have two GPIO pins connected to things, but I need the lines controlled by a 3rd pin (or just 3.3v DC) such that if the 3rd pin is not high, the first two will be disconnected (floating). What can I use for this?