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RT @openbsd: LibreSSL is not affected by the OpenSSL vulnerabilities announced today.

Blog and #OpenBSD update 2025/02:

Big performance win in #LibreSSL thanks to tb@! CRLs are now cached in the issuer cache, reducing redundant signature verification. This speeds up workloads like rpki-client, where a single (CA, CRL) pair could eat 20-25% of runtime—now 10x faster!

#OpenBSD #KDE #Plasma lock screen fix coming soon…

@M_Labs_Ltd Will be fixed!

New blog post: "Manage #OpenBSD with #AWS Systems Manager" – the first part of a series exploring how to integrate OpenBSD with AWS SSM. Check it out:

@jgalowicz What’s going on in NYC?

New newsletter on GitHub sponsors is just being published - 23.01.2025 shut up and hack newsletter #3. (3 months in a row since the idea was born, I'll keep working on it.)

RT @sizeofvoid: Just published my 2024 recap: epic trail runs, OpenBSD commits, and even conquering Spain’s highest peak, El Teide! http…

Just published my 2024 recap: epic trail runs, OpenBSD commits, and even conquering Spain’s highest peak, El Teide!

qt6-qtwebengine-6.8.1 is a new dimension of shit on OpenBSD btw that's why you don't see anything from me here. I'm a prisoner in an endless try-and-error loop.

RT @sizeofvoid: 🎄 The Monday newsletter is ready! If you enjoy my work and want to spread some holiday cheer, I’d truly appreciate your sup…

🎄 The Monday newsletter is ready! If you enjoy my work and want to spread some holiday cheer, I’d truly appreciate your support this Christmas. Every donation helps me keep creating valuable. Thank you! ❤️

@canadianbryan lol? Who wouldn't

The last weeks I have been working on an #OpenBSD #Kmix sndio(7) backend support and committed it to the ports-tree today. I wanted to have a graphical sound mixer that can at least control my applications. I invite you to test it. Wait for the next packages and kmix-24.08.3p0.

@espie_openbsd Humanity gets what it deserves!

In the world of OpenBSD, the tool dpb(1) offers an efficient way to compile ports across multiple machines and perform bulk build. This blog post describes my simple dpb setup, which was made possible by a handful of sponsors.

#1 was published

RT @ThePrimeagen: i have always been against pirating, but this actually seems like you could sway in my opinion