I didn’t even need to find source links this week.

• Do you have a VAX laying around?  Cool!  Now, can you give/lend it to OpenBSD?
• Along those lines, anyone have a Cray they don’t need?  I don’t care if it works.  It has to be full-size, though.  (via)
• I found out that the RetroBSD site now lists hardware that runs RetroBSD.   Here’s a video of something doing just that.  There’s more of it on little teeny boards.  Someone build this into a watch.
• The DiscoverBSD roundup for 2014/01/14.  DiscoverBSD also has a new writer, Nur Agus.
• Complexity of FreeBSD VFS using ZFS as an example. Part 1.  There’s a nice VFS explanation in there, too.  (via)
• Some OpenBSD videos from ruBSD.
• Here’s a good explanation of OpenBSD’s new signify tool.
• FreeBSD 10.0 is tagged.
• PC-BSD 10 is also almost ready.
• Unscrewed, a story linked in last week’s BSDNow presentation, in case you missed it.
• Using Ansible to fix the recently-discovered NTP amplification attack – on BSD.
•  I assume he’s flying.