You can probably infer the new (to me) blog I found this week from some of the links…

• Adding IPv6 to a FreeBSD Mail/Web Server – from Michael Lucas, repeat BSD author.  I link to this because we’re all going to have to do something similar in the next year or so, I bet..
• A visual guide to TMUX, part 1 and part 2.  tmux has usually been introduced to me as “It’s BSD-licensed and not screen”, which is good, but not compelling on its own.  The first of the articles linked here goes over the comparative differences in some detail.  (via)
• Speaking of screen-ish things, do you leave an irssi session running in screen so that you can rejoin IRC conversations at any time?  I sure do.  Sometimes I even reconnect through ConnectBot on my Android phone.  There’s now a Connectbot variation for irssi, just for people who do such a thing.  Don’t forget: #dragonflybsd on EFNet.
• Also still on the topic: forgetting to use screen and then being stuck with a long-running process is lousy.  There’s ways to deal with it, though.  (via, from a blogroll link)
• Hey, it’s neat to see a new business built on BSD – OpenBSD, in this case: Tunnelr.  (via)
• We’re still doing great in terms of pkgsrc packages building successfully on DragonFly.
• An hour+ recording of the recent NYCBUG meeting about BSD networking is online.  (Link is to a MP3 – via)
• How not to comment code.
• AT&T -> BSD -> AT&T.