On one hand, I'm stupid for configuring a "via" in a route that's supposed to be added to a wireguard interface, and then being surprised that it doesn't get added isn't on-link on that interface.

On the other hand, netifd could mark that route as "not actually enabled", or at least print an error in the log...

BSD / Solaris folks: DTrace is so cool!
me: yeah yeah whatever

also me, after discovering Linux tracing: omg tracing is so cool!

also also me: ffs why does openwrt disable tracing in kernel config

what time is it now, on the night of DST off?

02:22+0200?
01:22+0100?

how abow about:

02:00+0138

Imagine if the fix to php, or to brotli, was committed by Jia Tan

> have muscle memory for where the button to view TLS cert subject information is in Firefox
> update firefox
> now the button is in a different place

ffs Mozilla... what value is gained by this change?

why is there brotli certificate compression and who uses it?

wait what? ELF has no way of specifying optional dynamic libraries? you have to dlopen them and get all the dlsyms yourself?

tfw no sunsite at home

if your computer is sluggish, remember to close pavucontrol

You know what would be funny/brave/impressive?

A CCC talk titled "How we learnt not to run a Certificate Authority" by eMudhra

wait what? the internet still exists? no more vulns throughout the night?

How do y'all verify NetBSD's release signing key?