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Do you have nostr account for this that posts at least a link to the newsletter when it drops? I.e. are you using nostr in any way for this?
In the other thread here it sounds like OpenBSD isn't a good idea to use for personal computer and then my guess would be that it won't work on M1. Asahi had to do a lot of work to make it work.
And for those use cases - why is it great? Like is there some better config interface, or is it just eating less ram, or does it have less of a chance of some error? Or is there something different compared to Linux that introduces better security?
But from practically user experience / ergonomy perspective - there are no differences? I'm guessing less software available compared to Linux?
(I hear you that there is a different philosophy, which may be introducing cleaner code and setup...)
What are any practical experience benefits of OpenBSD? The DE looks very outdated, there are many convenient features missing, etc. What about terminal - is it POSIX compliant and so essentially the same as Linux experience?
The beginning of Star Trek (2009). It just immediately drops you into the action, after 5 minutes you finally take a breath...
Here's a better summary linking to the new additions: https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_1.21.11
If you want nostr to gain more popularity, this could use some upvotes on HN...