In Other BSDs for 2016/01/16

There’s a lot of convention links this week, which is mostly an accident.  If any of them are near you, go!  BSD conventions are always fun, in my experience.

 

In Other BSDs for 2015/12/26

There’s some DragonFly links I snuck in here because why not?

BSDNow 120: man in the middle

The official title for BSDNow 120 is “I’m talking about the man in the middle” which is too long for an article title here.  It’s a Michael Jackson reference and a type of attack against encryption, if you are unclear.  Anyway, the episode has the usual news roundup and an interview of Pawel Jakub Dawidek.

In Other BSDs for 2015/12/12

I had this built up well ahead of time.

In Other BSDs for 2015/12/05

I was going to make comments about this being a light week, and then suddenly I had overflow.

 

BSDTalk 259: Supporting a BSD Project

BSDTalk has a 65-minute recording of Ed Maste and George Neville-Neil at vBSDCon 2015 presenting “Supporting a BSD Project“.  Note that it’s a recording of the presentation itself and not an interview after the fact.  I don’t think vBSDCon has had any released video, or I don’t immediately remember seeing any, so this may be the only way to experience this talk.

In Other BSDs for 2015/11/28

I informally grouped by topic, cause it has proved an exceptionally rich week for BSD links.

In Other BSDs for 2015/11/21

Another week where there’s so much to link to, it overflows into next week.

In Other BSDs for 2015/11/14

This is the sort of BSD link week I like, with lots of range and depth.

In Other BSDs for 2015/10/17

Another good week for BSD releases and events.

 

 

In Other BSDs for 2015/10/10

I didn’t get to run through as much of the source commits as normal this week, but there’s still plenty to read.

True and False code reading, NYCBUG edition

NYCBUG is having “true(1) and false(1), The Classical Code Reading Group of Stockholm, NYC*BUG Mix Tape Edition” happen this Wednesday the 7th.  You may remember a similar event at the end of August.  This will be led by George Brocklehurst from the original event, with NYCBUG members present.  If you missed the previous one, try this out – by all accounts, these code readings are inordinately fun.