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@heyokyay My wife would be the turtle in our relationship--and I love that about her. :-)

Having to re-establish a whole new set of doctors means filling out all new forms for each and everyone.

This doctor, my new psychiatrist, has 26 forms to fill out and sign.

Because this is how I want to spend my day. /s

Today, I"m thankful for #Zotaro. It has been a crucial tool in helping me learn NVMe and PCIe comms and protocols.

Loose dog in the neighborhood. If I hadn't been yelled at once before for trying to return a dog to a neighbor, I would try to get this dog back home. But I legitimately fear being murdered by gunshot simply for returning a dog to its home. Already almost happened once.

Hash browns: edible crypto

This kernel vulnerability in #FreeBSD is fully mitigated in #HardenedBSD by default: https://www.freebsd.org/security/advisories/FreeBSD-SA-26:21.ptrace.asc

HardenedBSD does not permit ptrace(PT_REMOTE_SC) by default. In fact, multiple sysctl nodes must be toggled to even support ptrace. We have a separate sysctl node for performing syscalls over the ptrace boundary (hardening.prohibit_ptrace_syscall, default 1).

@feld A few customers I've worked with over the past few months use GitHub for their private repos. A couple of them were security product vendors.

Unfortunate to see, especially as an infosec wonk that advocates for self-hosting and hardening "ALL THE THINGS! "

Three years later, our Dyson vacuum has given up the ghost.

I'm looking for suggestions on a good quality vacuum that will last more than five years. Budget: $1000 USD.

I'm somewhat leaning towards more commercial/office style vacuums--the kind that are used in hotels and other high-trafficked and high-vacuumed areas.

I have done zero research, but likely will this weekend.

The word "dereference" sure is difficult to type. I rate it 0/10, just like the NULL pointer this code is... wait for it... dereferencing.

@feld can you provide an nginx config that performs that?

Scrambled eggs make for a delicious delivery vehicle for spicy ketchup.

Anyone else getting a 504 gateway timeout when trying to use the #FreeBSD #BugZilla service?

Anyone else's dog turn into an ostrich when it snows?

I feel like I'm hitting brick wall after brick wall today. Things are not as simple as in the !BSD side.

what do you #Linux folks use as a stupid simple DHCP server daemon? #Kea seems a bit overkill for what I need, and isc-dhcpd is effectively unmaintained.

$ sudo resolvctl status is taking forever.

I really, really, really wish #Linux would implement SIGINFO.

I suspect today or tomorrow might be #FreeBSD Security Advisory day.

I'm currently cherry-picking the fixes into our quarterly branches.

I still need to migrate our installer/update builds to #Radicle.

I also need to determine why our installer builds aren't producing bootable media. We're still being hit by the #pkgbase slop from upstream.

@feld @HardenedBSD I believe it might just be the first enterprise OS on Radicle. Thanks to OpenBSD's Aaron Bieber (qbit), OpenBSD is likely the second. :-)

There's thousands of projects on the Radicle network, though, so I'm not sure if there are any hobbyist OSes. Would be an interesting exercise to periodically analyze/categorize the repos on the network.

Making spectacular progress with #Radicle and #HardenedBSD today!

https://radicle.network/nodes/rad.hardenedbsd.org/ and https://radicle.network/nodes/rad.hardenedbsd.org/rad:z3QDZAW2FAfuLvihrhiyDC9fAD8G9

:-D