It’s online, so everyone can go to “Chatting About TLS and Orcs, by Michael W. Lucas“, tomorrow night. I’m putting this reminder the day before because you have to mail rsvp@lists.nycbug.org to get the Zoom invite.
It’s online, so everyone can go to “Chatting About TLS and Orcs, by Michael W. Lucas“, tomorrow night. I’m putting this reminder the day before because you have to mail rsvp@lists.nycbug.org to get the Zoom invite.
This week’s BSD Now is a special treat: an interview with author Michael W. Lucas, author of a bunch of BSD and non-BSD books. If you’re looking for presents, he’s selling extra books originally intended for convention sales…
Virtual BUG meetings could be fun (see links); I’d like to attend even if it’s not local. If I can put aside time…
It’s apparently release week?
No theme, but lots to read.
Straight dump of my BSD RSS feed.
Michael W. Lucas is doing a talk on Introductory Jails as part of FreeBSD Friday – mentioning it now instead of saving for In Other BSDs, cause Friday is tomorrow.
Check the BSDCan videos this week; there’s more than a day’s worth of material right there.
This should be prime convention season, darnit.
Remember, BSDCan 2020 is still streaming if you read this early enough.
BSDCan 2020 is being streamed right now and tomorrow, with all talks available.
Accidental theme of video links, which I would not have expected for a BSD summary.
I’m posting now because it’s happening Wednesday and waiting for In Other BSDs on Saturday will be too late: the next FreeBSD Office Hours (livestream with Q&A) is happening on the 16th.
BUG meetings are canceled, but this can’t be surprising at this point.
Another overflow week.
There’s a lot of releases happening.
BUGs BUGs BUGs this week. I’ll make sure to note the events again when they get closer, too.
Unofficial theme: conventions. There’s lots of options this year; you should go. If you are reading this, you’re the right demographic to enjoy one.
No theme evolved, but lots more links this week.
It was an abnormally quiet week – probably because of the Christmas holiday, or maybe because I cleared my BSD link backlog last week.
SIGCHLD
signal useful for (BSD) Unix.