A podcast about technology, much of it garbage
by
Brandon Mercer and joshua stein
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OpenBSD news (00:29)
Listener feedback (10:25)
Gadget review (24:37)
Free software developers asking for money for free software (37:10)
Buying an app compared to buying a cup of coffee (44:10)
OpenBSD news (00:24)
Fallout in Linux land from OpenSSL removing SSLv2 (04:54)
Listener request: status of OpenBSD GSoC (19:00)
Listener request: web browser security and setup (25:03)
Tangent about RSS readers, Twitter, and web trackers (34:28)
joshua's rant about making things better for other people but then not being able to use them (48:22)
Later OpenBSD News (56:55)
CNN for OpenBSD (00:34)
The human aspect of software development (16:01)
Google's Brotli compression algorithm (25:04)
Rewrite Everything in Rust (29:53)
Brandon is responsible for systemd (40:30)
Responding to user feedback (44:58)
OpenBSD News (00:25)
Apple standing up to the FBI (04:02)
Google reversed its decision to block 3rd party ad blocking apps in Google Play (09:29)
Using Let's Encrypt for SSL/TLS certificates (11:25)
Go 1.6 released, HTTP/2 the default (21:16)
MySQL/MariaDB vs. PostgreSQL (28:20)
Punchy-stabby things (40:49)
Donate to the OpenBSD Foundation (again)
Listener request: the OpenBSD release process (01:38)
Listener request: upgrading Ruby on Rails on OpenBSD (29:19)
Brandon's update on Bulma (40:30)
OpenBSD News (00:38)
New APU2 variant, new BIOS (07:25)
Malware in your coffee grinders and TVs (09:50)
The State of Go - time.Parse
(46:53)
Progressive web apps vs. native apps (1:00:43)
OpenBSD News (1:10)
News (24:50)
Part 2 of a listener request: interview with joshua stein (26:30)
OpenBSD News (00:45)
OpenSSH roaming fees (15:04)
Listener request from Joris Vanhecke about virtualization (25:23)
Browsers on OpenBSD (00:31)
pledge(2)
'dOpenBSD is the ultimate gaming platform! (10:32)
Brandon makes a confession (14:49)
Handling burnout (17:29)
Another update on joshua's trackpad driver (24:53)
Brandon's NVIDIA TK1 board (38:29)
The "Cloud" (50:34)