NYCBUG is meeting in person tomorrow. Go if you are near, otherwise catch the stream.
The Age of Average, which applies to operating system / open source development these days too, I think.
I haven’t done this in a while. Your unrelated music link of the week: Drifted Entities Vol. 2 by Healing Force Project. New electronic, but not modern.
Self-Hosted Calendar and Addressbook services on OpenBSD. To go with Michael W. Lucas’s upcoming book.
Infinite Mac, to go with previously linked Moof-A-Day. (via)
If you absolutely, must shut up your console, kern.kprintf_logging=0.
Mathematically summarizing RPG combat. This is extremely niche but extremely interesting if you fit that niche.
A number of tips on unicode display and incidentally getting weather at the command line.
I like the idea of virtualized machines springing into existence just by trying to connect to them. This is OpenBSD-specific, but could probably be extrapolated to bhyve or NVMM.
Emily Pillmore of the Haskell Foundation is presenting at the next SEMIBUG meeting, tomorrow, at 7 PM.
Just seeing the screens gives me a nostalgic feeling: early Mac floppies on the Internet Archive. Collected by the same guy who did the Apple ][ cracks. (via)
This printer recommendation matches what I’ve been saying for about 2-3 years now. (via)