@qwxlea Because it's used by sooo many youtubers, there's a ton of tutorials in video form out there.

OBS is in FreeBSD for a while.

There is significant progress in the OpenBSD support, but it's not there yet.

@florian Same here... you know xresources can do conditionals?

!default
Xft.dpi: 96
#ifdef SRVR_wotan_hagen_corp
Xft.dpi: 144
#endif
#ifdef SRVR_puffy_hagen_corp
Xft.dpi: 192
#endif

@car No no. You'll be migrated to Google Food.

re: Face mask - eye contact

@solene that flan! g

@mwlucas This is surprisingly good ;)

This is such a valuable resource... and it has a new URL:

https://openbsdrouterguide.net

#openbsd #firewall #router #filter #network

re: adventures in reddit moderation

@kurtm Irony doesn't really work on the net. This can be read as "trolling and abusive behavior should go to misc@" (which it should not). ymmv.

@uuim It's the browsers decision and mozilla is partnering with cloudflare. I don't understand. Google is using own DoH servers and I haven't figured out what Apple is using yet.

While I understand Google, I don't understand Mozilla. Instead of having DNS recorded on ISP level, it is now centralized on cloudflare.

DoT is perfectly fine because it has its own port. But DoH.... we have enough protocols on port 443 already. Or is this now going to be that one unblockable port for everything?

Maybe the new hackers home must include a CA and an outgoing mitm proxy to carve malicious (outgoing) requests out. But this disables all IoT devices that a) verify certificates b) use https c) cannot be tought to trust an inhouse CA (that would be all of them)

When I started my career it was a major offense to tunnel/work around the company firewall. Meanwhile, firewalls are useless because tunneling over ssl/443 is the defacto standard.

Is this not a major headache for network people? I'm missing a major outcry here. But maybe it's me not understanding the situation... or network people have given up

@uuim http://openbsdstore.com

@irl Fixin a mess is a learning opportunity. Happy Hacking

@irl Pipe through | col -b

...not even security after the fact that I can't block off malicious domains from my network anymore.

@sh Also, a apple plays well with a non-apple keyboard. Except that you need to know what the command and option key is.

@uuim No, not really. It's just standard bluetooth. But the apple one is nicely integrated into the case. The non-apple ones are pretty bulky.

(also the company bought it for me, I would not spend money on that...)

re: re: WhatsApp, Signal, messages and security

@solene Hmm, If I count people that I can't reach via email and then I count people that I can't reach via Signal, XMPP, Threema then Email is the better choice by far. ymmv.

re: WhatsApp, Signal, messages and security

@solene XMPP is failing on so may levels. I still have it, but I've given up on it. It's a failed protocol.

What I find interesting is DeltaChat. I connects to your mailbox and creates a DeltaChat folder. Then all the chats go in there (with some markup) and from the delta chat app it looks just like every other messenger. But as it uses email as backend, it's fully distributed by design and everybody has an account already.

You can also write people that don't have delta chat. (because it's email) but their answer will end up in your regular mailbox, except they also use the App.

Anyway, I wonder why this is not getting more love.

https://delta.chat

#deltachat #email #messenger