I have moved to @kurtm@bsd.network as my primary account.
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Kurt Mosiejczuk
@kurtm@mastodon.social
mastodon 4.8.0-nightly.2026-10-06Long-time #OpenBSD user. Systems Administrator at a university. Often cranky because I'm a Systems Administrator at a university. Adult ADHD
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Joined March 31, 2017
Periodic reminder:
I have moved to using @kurtm@bsd.network as my primary account. You should follow me there.
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@phessler@bsd.network @cynicalsecurity@bsd.network @aag@bsd.network Well, people juggle torches and chainsaws, right? 😀
@rey@vulpine.club WTF?
IEEE has always struck me as being full of itself. This confirms that and has a large plate of "asshole" for dessert.
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@aag@bsd.network @phessler@bsd.network @cynicalsecurity@bsd.network I saw discussion about how many (most? all?) of the BIG.little implementations have different size cache lines for big versus little and that means things break horribly.
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@athompso@bsd.network @cynicalsecurity@mastodon.social @qrs@mastodon.social @Kensan@mastodon.social I wasn't slighting the speaker in any way. The concept of DMA over ethernet gives me the willies. When I see the concept I mentally get see a big "BAD IDEA" stamped across it.
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@cynicalsecurity@mastodon.social @qrs@mastodon.social @Kensan@mastodon.social
This talk: https://www.bsdcan.org/2015/schedule/events/586.en.html
I didn't attend, but just the thought of RDMA scares me.