Well, I made up for last week’s short list.

• What tool you use to read IPMI sensor information can matter.  Not directly BSD, but the tools described are in ports.
• The origin of POSIX.  The name, not the standard.  TWAIN has the best pseudo-origin.  (via)
• Does the old Unix still exist, besides its descendants?  Yes, and so does Theseus’s ship.
• Related: Plan 9 is now open source, along with Inferno.  Technically a later version of Unix – plus Inferno can run on BSD.  (via)
• NetBSD Bounties for xhci features scatter-gather, suspend/resume.  (via)
• HardenedBSD March 2021 Status Report.
• GSoC Reports: Make system(3), popen(3) and popenve(3) use posix_spawn(3) internally (Final report).
• KDE on FreeBSD 2021o2.
• Hitting donation milestone, financial report for 2020.
• How to split a file into small parts.
• UFS Boot Environments.
• What security does a default OpenBSD installation offer?
• Nginx as a TCP/UDP relay.  On OpenBSD.
• pkgsrc-2021Q1 branch announcement.
• FVWM(3) and the quest for a comfortable NetBSD desktop.  (via)
• Valuable News – 2021/03/29.
• OPNsense 21.1.4 released.
• Only Footnotes.  But some of them are BSD footnotes!

Semi-BSD-related: One of my 3 workplaces needs a Software Team Lead.  (scroll down)  The main product is FreeBSD-based, though this team position does not directly work with it.