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It's me, Stefano, the BSD and illumos Cafe Barista.

I'm testing something cool - littleFedi!

This instance is efficiently running on a Raspberry PI Zero W, powered by NetBSD.

Let's go!

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stefano
14m Public en

@SecondChanceLemon@rebel.ar in the last few days, some more branches have been integrated and we're testing them.

The team did a great job, but lacked some coordination. Now things are improving.

GrapheneOS
GrapheneOS
@GrapheneOS @grapheneos.social
8h Public

We've published an overview of how we protect against data extraction from locked devices with the recently improved secure element rate limiting, locked device auto-reboot, strong passphrases, 2nd factor fingerprint PIN, stronger exploit protections and more:

discuss.grapheneos.org/d/40700

GetCarter
Steve Carter
@GetCarter @mastodonapp.uk
9h Public
Tree covered island.
Tree covered island.

Turned out nice yesterday afternoon.

Shieldaig Island at low tide.

stefano
1h Unlisted en

@lorenzo@snac.bobadin.icu I think I found and fixed the issue. It should be working now (with new posts)

mntmn
Lucie / minute
@mntmn @mastodon.social
14h Public

my heart goes out to the people hurt and affected by the cowardly attack on the CSD in berlin today, in my neighborhood ;/

stefano
5h Public en
A screenshot of littleFedi web interface on mobile
A screenshot of littleFedi web interface on mobile

This is the mobile web interface of #littleFedi. It can also be installed as a PWA, with push notifications.

#Fediverse

andersgo
Anders Gulden Olstad
@andersgo @bsd.cafe
15h Public
FreeBSD with XDM login screen. The Xorg logo is replaced with a picture of our favourite obnoxious and cute kitty kat, Garfield. A happy Garfield plushie in swimming trunks standing on a surfboard stands on top of the computer chassis beside the screen
FreeBSD with XDM login screen. The Xorg logo is replaced with a picture of our favourite obnoxious and cute kitty kat, Garfield. A happy Garfield plushie in swimming trunks standing on a surfboard stands on top of the computer chassis beside the screen
Replying to @EnigmaRotor@bsd.cafe
stefano
15h Public en

@EnigmaRotor@bsd.cafe @@stefano@rpi0w.stefanomarinelli.it yes, there’s definitely something that recently broke the picture attach. I’ll check tomorrow. Thank you!

tg9541
Thomas
@tg9541 @mas.to
15h Public
A field of sunflowers in the morning sun
A field of sunflowers in the morning sun

From my morning commute this week.
#cycling #summer #sunflowers #Germany

rqm
/home/rqm
@rqm @exquisite.social
15h Public

Anyone else having issues with the #micropython documentation or did my IP end up in a blocklist?

Replying to @richard@epn.life
stefano
15h Unlisted en
stefano
Stefano Marinelli
@stefano @bsd.cafe
18h Public
Today’s pizza al salame piccante
Today’s pizza al salame piccante

Today’s weekend pizza

#Pizza

stefano
Stefano Marinelli
@stefano @bsd.cafe
19h Public
A cup with a drawing of a moka with a black cat inside
A cup with a drawing of a moka with a black cat inside

This is the #Caturday at #BSDCafe

didgebaba
Jamez Barrett 🜃 ॐ Ⓐ
@didgebaba @c.im
1d Public
Rocks aligned in a river bed
Rocks aligned in a river bed

The oldest known man-made structures on Earth are located in a river in a small town in northern New South Wales, Australia. They consist of a series of rings made of rocks designed to trap fish swimming downstream.

And they have been there for over 20,000 years.

The fish traps at Brewarrina may not seem very exciting at first glance, but when you stop and think about them, they are amazing. People who lived here 20,000 years ago placed them in the river and used them to catch fish.

This was 8,000 years before the construction of Stonehenge.

9,000 years before the first human settlement at Jericho.

14,000 years before the construction of the pyramids.

They are older than any other man-made structures on Earth.

stefano
19h Public en

Waiting for the pizza…

stefano
Stefano Marinelli
@stefano @bsd.cafe
1d Public

The Blog Option in littleFedi

...and yes, this is build and served by the Raspberry Pi Zero W, powered by NetBSD

rpi0w.stefanomarinelli.it/@ste

#NetBSD #littleFedi #Fediverse #SSG #Blogging #OwnYourData

openbsdjournal
OpenBSD Journal
@openbsdjournal @bsd.cafe
1d Public

httpd(8) gains support for custom HTTP headers undeadly.org/cgi?action=articl

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