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The Eggbug Times
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kconner

macOS Internals

Understand your Mac and iPhone more deeply by tracing the evolution of Mac OS X from prelease to Swift. John Siracusa delivers the details.

Starting Points

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csgordon

Installing OpenBSD 7.3-current on a VisionFive2

Here are some concise instructions for getting OpenBSD 7.3-current running on a StarFive VisionFive 2 (v1.3B, though from other reports referenced below, it sounds like the v1.2 boards can also be made to work).

You will need:

• An SD card of at least 1GB
• An eMMC module attached to the board (though see below for a variation that should work to install directly to sd card)
• Internet access
• A USB TTL serial adapter that supports 3.3V (some of these support multiple voltages, but if yours only supports other voltages and not 3.3 it will either not work or damage your board!)

jmason

Recent changes in the tech scene have made it clear that relying on commercial companies to provide services I rely on isn't a good strategy in the long term, and given that Tailscale is so effective these days as a remote-access system, I've gradually been expanding a small collection of self-hosted web apps and services running on my home network.

Until now they've mainly been addressed using their IP addresses and random high ports on the internal LAN, for example:

• Pihole: http://10.19.72.7/admin
• Home Assistant: http://10.19.72.11:8123/
• Linkding: http://10.19.72.6:9092/

WaffleSmacker

IronMario

IronMario is a Super Mario 64 challenge created by DGR_Dave.

Inspired by the brutal difficulty of challenges like IronMon, created by iateyourpie, IronMario pushes players to their limits by combining extreme randomization with a no-damage rule.

If you do create other offshoots/rules of this challenge, please make sure to shout out this challenge.

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