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bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe
OpenBSD, NetBSD, Ῥωμαῖοι.
Trying to not lose the hope.
Joined: 2026-09-14 13:41:19
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Reply to @nina_kali_nina@tech.lgbt
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-18 20:22:21)
Cellar is great, any cool and rather dry place will also work, humidity will mildew them, warmth will make them rooting. My parents keep them outside in sacks.
Reply to @82mhz@mastodon.bsd.cafe
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-18 20:11:54)
I would check with original Ryzen if the same happens, if yes, then inspect PSU if there is anything obviously looking bad. If you have voltmeter or that fancy ATX power tester, you could check if PSU gives reasonable current.
Reply to @nina_kali_nina@tech.lgbt
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-18 20:08:37)
What about grating and drying? It might be painful, but they should take less place and it will be possible to rehydrate them into puree or hash browns ("Eastern type" - so to say).
Reply to @82mhz@mastodon.bsd.cafe
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-18 20:02:10)
I do not imply that you made it wrong, something could fly up from the dust. Not very probable, but still.
Reply to @82mhz@mastodon.bsd.cafe
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-18 19:49:07)
How do I figure out what's wrong?
You can start PSU without plugging it to the motherboard, if it will not start, then everything is clear. Maybe it was only a fuse.
https://www.overclockersclub.com/guides/atx_psu_startup/
Can a CPU short out the power supply?
Maybe thermal grease or something else shorted some pins.
Reply to @nina_kali_nina@tech.lgbt
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-18 16:39:45)
My saviour! I could not find that password!
CC: @CliffsEsport@mastodon.social
Reply to @CliffsEsport@mastodon.social
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-18 16:33:30)
You can check hardware support by running GhostBSD (for FreeBSD) or Fuguita (for OpenBSD) from usb key. For NetBSD you can use standard image and review dmesg after dropping to the shell. Wifi support can be checked by trying to connect to the Internet using installer's utilities.
CC: @nina_kali_nina@tech.lgbt
Reply to @justine@snac.smithies.me.uk
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-18 03:58:26)
Not sure whether to use ffs or zfs either although probably ffs.
ZFS still needs FFS boot partition, just a detail. For a testing purposes I would run FFS, it has journaling.
Also out of interest and I think that I already know the answer but does the ax200 WiFi work on NetBSD?
No iwx(4) driver on NetBSD.
Reply to @nina_kali_nina@tech.lgbt
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-16 22:44:05)
Good stuff, I have 1005ha and NetBSD works very well, the only thing I would wish is better battery.
Reply to @evgandr@mastodon.bsd.cafe
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-16 20:50:35)
Some points are odd to me. As an example:
At some point, code is like science or mathematics: not ownable, belonging to all.
Hledger's code is licensed under GPL3. Just odd.
CC: @gumnos@bsd.cafe
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-16 18:37:27)
#FreeBSD #OpenBSD #NetBSD
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Reply to @BluRaf@donotsta.re
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-16 16:59:11)
Use for selfhosting (rather small thing like gopher or unbound) or keeping data if there is a place for sd card.
Reply to @gumnos@mastodon.bsd.cafe
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-16 16:20:47)
from the appears-to-be-sloppifying ledger(1) to hledger(1)
https://hledger.org/AI.html
Hmm...
Reply to @joel@gts.tumfatig.net
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-15 23:27:54)
Natively there is only read-only support, read-write support is available from ntfs-3g.
CC: @pacavegano@ieji.de @tag-netbsd@relay.fedi.buzz
Reply to @moses_izumi@fe.disroot.org
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-15 01:26:58)
Looks like Maemo is not dead, will check that.
CC: @ariadne@treehouse.systems
Reply to @moses_izumi@fe.disroot.org
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-15 01:14:21)
Solution out of box: unbound(8)
Solutions not out of box: hblock, blocky, gravastar
CC: @kyonshi@dice.camp
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-14 22:34:23)
I am wondering if anyone tried to use /dev/urandom to write urandom(4) man page and how long it would take.
#unix
Reply to @knapjack@social.vivaldi.net
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-14 22:28:23)
It seems to be updated on a regular basis, so it should be okay.
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-14 19:18:17)
#RunBSD
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Reply to @ehrt74@mastodon.social
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-14 16:11:46)
However I'd like to move to something with a stronger stance against llm slop.
Antix Linux - has all 3 applications.
Chimera Linux - LibreWolf and Lilypond might work through gcompat.
Gentoo - has all 3 aplications.
NetBSD - has all 3 applications, but LibreWolf is in pkgsrc's wip, so needs manual compilation.
Reply to @knapjack@social.vivaldi.net
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-14 16:01:52)
Would prusaslicer work? https://pkgsrc.se/wip/prusaslicer
Reply to @knapjack@social.vivaldi.net
bpl@bpl@snac.bsd.cafe (2026-09-14 13:39:54)
What do you mean by "slicer"?