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BSD Now — 669 episodes
669: Poudriere Speed Run
668: Wiring up the BSDs
667: Don't exceed by security boundary
666: Everyone gets an LPE
665: 60 Puffies
664: No one misses SPARC
663: Proxhyve
662: I need a hero
661: Break up Big Tech
660: I just work here
659: Full traffic send
658: It’s the vibe of it
657: Hibernation is a long sleep
656: Honey, I shrunk the PDP
655: No Reboot Required
654: Plasma Rage
653: Butter makes everything better
652: Ghostly Graphics
651: Spatially aware ZFS
650: Korn Chips
649: The Desk Review
648: Greytrapping for years
647: Why BSDs?
646: Unix v4
645: Unwrapping gifts
644: Holidays 2025 - What you been do'in?
643: Unwrapping gifts
642: Look Harder
641: Open to Free
640: Cleaning up Hammer
639: Reproducible Builds
638: Hipsters want their distribution back
637: /etc/hosts
636: Thunder Bolts
635: Guess who's back?
634: Why Self-Host?
633: Magical Systems Thinking
632: Zipbomb defeated
630: Bhyve Management UI
631: Endorphin Rush
629: Host Naming Conventions
628: Product Hype
627: Catastrophic OpenZFS bug
626: USB webcam testing
625: Build Cluster Speedup
624: OpenBSD Innovations
623: Two's interview
622: Interview with Mark Phillips - Technical Marketing Manager at the FreeBSD Foundation
621: Exaggerated Death Report
620: Postmortem for jemalloc
619: Happy Tooling
618: Funding BSD projects
617: FreeBSD 14.3
616: FreeBSD Foundation Interview
615: Wifi Brakes Unlocked
614: Upstream Contributions Matter
613: DragonflyBSD 6.4.2
612: Zip Bomb Protection
611: Ghosty Things
610: OpenBSD 7.7
609: Toe-Dipping in Amsterdam
608: Reboot required
607: Sign those commits
606: Tackling 7k bugs
605: Fediverse Weather Service
604: Future looks back
603: Expanding the RAID-Z
602: Wildcard Gotchas
601: The Monospace Web
600: The big 600
599: Core Infrastructure Control
598: UFS1 up-to-date
597: OpenBSD FRAME sockets
596: Globbing /etc
595: Arc: the Triumph
594: Name that Domain
593: rc.conf Validator
592: Wohoo, FreeBSD 14.2
591: The Three Wise Men (hosts)
590: Single, not sorry
589: The buffering pipe
588: PGP Alternatives
587: New filesystems category
586: Cloud Exit Savings
585: Infrastructure Administration Workstation
584: ZFS Copy Offloading
583: A host of self-hosters
582: Introducing ZBM
581: Releasing more BSDs
580: EuroBSDcon 2024 - Part 2
579: EuroBSDcon 2024
578: KVM, but Smol
577: Multi-Threaded LZ4
576: The Forever Workaround
575: Missing BSD/Linux
574: Hypervisor Determination
573: Kyua Graduation
572: Where's my backup?
571: Cloud Chaos
570: RIP dhclient
569: The ZFS Pi
568: regreSSHion
567: To the Core
566: Open Source Excellence
565: Secure by default
564: Computation Poems
563: 14.1
562: All by myself
561: Kicked off ARPANET
560: Why not BSD
559: Rainy WiFi Days
558: Worlds of telnet
557: 17h per frame
556: Cozy OpenBSD
555: Poudriereing Apple Silicon
554: NetBSD Double Digit
553: Terminal Latency
552: The Laptop Sparc
551: SSH Port Story
550: Netware and Netmap
549: htop Tetris
548: NTP - In Memoriam
547: IT Impostor Syndrome
546: Debunking FreeBSD Myths
545: BSD Audio Enhancements
544: Geeky weather check
543: OpenBSD Workstation Hardening
542: Retro and Futuro
541: Learning and Teaching
540: Terrapin Attacks SSH
539: Query all hosts
538: Gadget Catalog Age
537: Authentic SSH Host
536: Pot-flavored Jails
535: Untitled Episode
534: Narrow Waisted Internet
533: Package the Base
532: 2^18 dollars sponsorship
531: Everlasting Software
530: Old Computer Rescue
529: Adapt, adopt, diffuse
528: Pledge the Program
527: Reports are in
526: ZFS Replication Tools
525: Old NetBSD Server
524: Legendary Unix Recovery
523: Literally Unix
522: Zenbleed Foot Shooting
521: BSD Summer Reading
520: 4 months BSD
519: Telegram from BSDNow
518: Unix Edition Zero
517: Huge pfsync rewrite
516: Computer Time Origins
515: ChatGPT writing pf.conf
514: Infecting Public Keys
513: New Host Interview
512: BSDNow Live! 9 bits of BSDNow - Just speak into the goat
511: Against Innovation
510: The BSD Slabtop
509: Dot File Naming
508: Foundational Proceedings
507: Michael W. Lucas Interview
506: A greener BSD
505: BSD Desktop Setup
504: Release the BSD
503: Fast Unix Commands
502: Ping from Hell
501: Boot that Snapshot
500: Guarding the Wire
499: Dan Langille Interview
498: Dropping Privileges
497: Random Relinking SSHD
496: Hacking the CLI
495: Limited Jail Time
494: Unix workstation extinction
493: Dotfile Management
492: Feeling for NetBSD
491: Catch the Spammers
490: New Year’s Plan9’ing
489: Refreshing Perspective
488: Old ping(8) bug
487: EuroBSDcon Interviews Pt. 2
486: EuroBSDcon interviews
485: FreeBSD Home Assistant
484: Birth of stderr
483: ZFS Time Machine
482: BSD XFCE Desktop
481: Fiery Crackers
480: OpenBSD 7.2
479: OpenBSD Docker Host
478: Debunking sudo myths
477: Uninitialized Memory Disclosures
476: Warren Toomey interview
475: Prompt Injection Attacks
474: EuroBSDcon 2022
473: Rusty Kernel Modules
472: Consistent Exit Code
471: De-Penguinization
470: 0mp interview
469: Ctrl-C Reset
468: Apples and CHERI
467: Minecraft on NetBSD
466: cat(1)’s efficiency
465: Deep Space Debugging
464: Compiling with kefir
463: The 1.0 Legend
462: OpenBSD Sales Pitch
461: Persistent Memory Allocation
460: OpenBSD airport folklore
459: NetBSD Kernel benchmark
458: Traceroute interpretation
457: The NetBSD Wheelbarrow
456: FreeBSD 13.1
455: Ken Thompson Singularity
454: Compiling 50% faster
453: TwinCat/BSD Hypervisor
452: The unknown hackers
451: Tuning ZFS recordsize
450: Unix Tool Writing
449: Reproducible clean $HOME
448: Controlling Resource Limits
447: Path to BSD
446: Debugging ioctl problems
445: Journey to BSD
444: Historic Developments
443: Certified Unix Compliant
442: Birthing Unix
441: Migration to BSD
440: BSD Inside Zone
439: Browser Tab Unix
438: Toolchain Adventures
437: Audit that package
436: Unix Standards Battle
435: Year End Interview
434: It’s Quiz-mas time
433: GhostBSD of Christmas
432: Introducing OpenZFS 3.0 - Yeah
431: FreeBSD EC2 Agents
430: OpenBSD Onwards
429: Advanced ZFS Snapshots
428: Cult of BSD
427: Logging is important
426: OpenBSD 7.0 Hero
425: Releases galore
424: Unveiling OpenBSD’s pledge
423: RACK the Stack
422: The Brian Callahan Interview
421: ZFS eats CPU
420: OpenBSD makes life better
419: Rethinking OS installs
418: The greatest time in history to be a creator
417: bhyve private cloud
416: netcat printing
415: Wrong OS Switch
414: Running online conferences
413: BSD/Linux Chimera
412: Command-line secrets
411: FreeBSD Deep Dive
410: OpenBSD Consumer Gateway
409: The Filesystem Dungeon
408: FreeBSD DevSummit 2021
407: The jail Detail
406: Jailed Gemini Capsule
405: OOM Killer Feature
404: 404 BSD Now Hosts Not Found
403: The Linuxulator Investment
402: Goodbye GPL
401: OpenBSD Dog Garage
400: FreeBSD became 13
399: Comparing Sandboxes
398: Coordinated Mars Time
397: Fresh BSD 2021
396: License to thrill
395: Tracing ARM’s history
394: FreeBSD on Mars
393: ZFS dRAID
392: macOS inspired Desktop
391: i386 tear shedding
390: Commercial Unix Killer
389: Comfy FreeBSD Jails
388: Must-have security tool
387: OpenBSD Broadcast Studio
386: Aye, 386!
385: Wireguard VPN mesh
384: In memoriam
383: Scale the tail
382: BSDNow Q&A 2020
381: Shell origins
380: Early ZFS-mas
379: bhyve my guest
378: Networknomicon
377: Firewall ban-sharing
376: Build stable packages
375: Virtually everything
374: OpenBSD’s 25th anniversary
373: Kyle Evans Interview
372: Slow SSD scrubs
371: Wildcards running wild
370: Testing shutdown
369: Where rc.d belongs
368: Changing OS roles
367: Changing jail datasets
366: Bootloader zpool checkpoints
365: Whole year round
364: FreeBSD Wireless Grind
363: Traditional Unix toolchains
362: 2.11-BSD restoration
361: Function-based MicroVM
360: Full circle
359: Throwaway Browser
358: OpenBSD Kubernetes Clusters
357: Study the Code
356: Dig in Deeper
355: Man Page Origins
354: ZFS safekeeps data
353: ZFS on Ironwolf
352: Introducing Randomness
351: Heaven: OpenBSD 6.7
350: Speedy Bridges
349: Entropy Overhaul
348: BSD Community Collections
347: New Directions
346: Core File Tales
345: Switchers to BSD
344: Grains of Salt
343: FreeBSD, Corona: Fight!
342: Layout the DVA
341: U-NAS-ification
340: Check My Sums
339: BSD Fundraising
338: iocage in Jail
337: Kubernetes on bhyve
336: Archived Knowledge
335: FreeBSD Down Under
334: Distrowatch Running FreeBSD
333: Unix Keyboard Joy
332: The BSD Hyperbole
331: Why Computers Suck
330: Happy Holidays, All(an)
329: Lucas’ Arts
328: EPYC Netflix Stack
327: ZFS Rename Repo
326: Certified BSD
325: Cracking Rainbows
324: Emergency Space Mode
323: OSI Burrito Guy
322: Happy Birthday, Unix
321: The Robot OS
320: Codebase: Neck Deep
319: Lack Rack, Jack
318: The TrueNAS Library
317: Bots Building Jails
316: git commit FreeBSD
315: Recapping vBSDcon 2019
314: Swap that Space
313: In-Kernel TLS
312: Why Package Managers
311: Conference Gear Breakdown
310: My New Free NAS
Episode 309: Get Your Telnet Fix
308: Mumbling with OpenBSD
307: Twitching with OpenBSD
306: Comparing Hammers
305: Changing face of Unix
304: Prospering with Vulkan
303: OpenZFS in Ports
302: Contention Reduction
301: GPU Passthrough
300: The Big Three
299: The NAS Fleet
298: BSD On The Road
297: Dragonfly In The Wild
296: It’s Alive: OpenBSD 6.5
295: Fun with funlinkat()
294: The SSH Tarpit
293: Booking Jails
292: AsiaBSDcon 2019 Recap
291: Storage Changes Software
290: Timestamped Notes
289: Microkernel Failure
288: Turing Complete Sed
287: rc.d in NetBSD
286: Old Machine Revival
285: BSD Strategy
284: FOSDEM 2019
283: Graphical Interface-View
282: Open the Rsync
281: EPYC Server Battle
Episode 280: FOSS Clothing | BSD Now 280
Episode 279: Future of ZFS | BSD Now 279
Episode 278: The Real McCoy | BSD Now 278
Episode 277: Nmap Level Up | BSD Now 277
Episode 276: Ho, Ho, Ho - 12.0 | BSD Now 276
Episode 275: OpenBSD in Stereo | BSD Now 275
Episode 274: Language: Assembly | BSD Now 274
Episode 273: A Thoughtful Episode | BSD Now 273
Episode 272: Detain the bhyve | BSD Now 272
Episode 271: Automatic Drive Tests | BSD Now 271
Episode 270: Ghostly Releases | BSD Now 270
Episode 269: Tiny Daemon Lib | BSD Now 269
Episode 268: Netcat Demystified | BSD Now 268
Episode 267: Absolute FreeBSD | BSD Now 267
Episode 266: File Type History | BSD Now 266
Episode 265: Software Disenchantment | BSD Now 265
Episode 264: Optimized-out | BSD Now 264
Episode 263: Encrypt That Pool | BSD Now 263
Episode 262: OpenBSD Surfacing | BSD Now 262
Episode 261: FreeBSDcon Flashback | BSD Now 261
Episode 260: Hacking Tour of Europe | BSD Now 260
Episode 259: Long Live Unix | BSD Now 259
Episode 258: OS Foundations | BSD Now 258
Episode 257: Great NetBSD 8 | BSD Now 257
Episode 256: Because Computers | BSD Now 2^8
Episode 255: What Are You Pointing At | BSD Now 255
Episode 254: Bare the OS | BSD Now 254
Episode 253: Silence of the Fans | BSD Now 253
Episode 252: Goes to 11.2 | BSD Now 252
Episode 251: Crypto HAMMER | BSD Now 251
Episode 250: BSDCan 2018 Recap | BSD Now 250
Episode 249: Router On A Stick | BSD Now 249
Episode 248: Show Me The Mooney | BSD Now 248
Episode 247: Interning for FreeBSD | BSD Now 247
Episode 246: Properly Coordinated Disclosure | BSD Now 246
Episode 245: ZFS User Conf 2018 | BSD Now 245
Episode 244: C is a Lie | BSD Now 244
Episode 243: Understanding The Scheduler | BSD Now 243
Episode 242: Linux Takes The Fastpath | BSD Now 242
Episode 241: Bowling in the LimeLight | BSD Now 241
Episode 240: TCP Blackbox Recording | BSD Now 240
Episode 239: The Return To ptrace | BSD Now 239
238: VLAN-Zezes-ki in Hardware
237: AsiaBSDcon 2018
236: How a cd works
235: I C you BSD
234: Code and Community
233: High on ZFS
232: FOSDEM 2018
231: Unix Architecture Evolution
230: Your questions, Part III
229: The Meltdown of Spectre
228: The Spectre of Meltdown
227: The long core dump
226: SSL: Santa’s Syscall List
225: The one true OS
224: The Bus Factor
223: Compile once, debug twice
222: How Netflix works
221: BSD in Taiwan
220: Opening ZFS in 2017
219: We love the ARC
218: A KRACK in the WiFi
217: Your questions, part II
216: Software is storytelling
215: Turning FreeBSD up to 100 Gbps
214: The history of man, kind
213: The French CONnection
212: The Solaris Eclipse
211: It's HAMMER2 Time!
210: Your questions, part I
209: Signals: gotta catch ‘em all
208: Faces of Open Source
207: Bridge over the river Cam
206: To hier is UNIX
205: FreeBSD Turning it up to 11.1
204: WWF - Wayland, Weston, and FreeBSD
203: For the love of ZFS
202: Brokering Bind
201: Skip grep, use awk
200: Getting Scrubbed to Death
199: Read the source, KARL
198: BSDNorth or You can’t handle the libtruth
197: Relaying the good news
196: PostgreZFS
195: I don’t WannaCry
194: Daemonic plans
193: Fire up the 802.11 AC
192: SSHv1 Be Gone
191: I Know 64 & A Bunch More
190: The Moore You Know
189: Codified Summer
188: And then the murders began
187: Catching up to BSD
186: The Fast And the Firewall: Tokyo Drift
185: Exit Interview
184: Tokyo Dreaming
183: Getting Steamy Here
182: Bloaty McBloatface
181: The Cantrillogy (Not special edition)
180: Illuminating the desktop
179: The Wayland Machine
178: Enjoy the Silence
177: Getting Pi on my Wifi
176: Linking your world
175: How the Dtrace saved Christmas
174: 2016 Highlights
173: Carry on my Wayland son
172: A tale of BSD from yore
171: The APU - BSD Style!
170: Sandboxing Cohabitation
169: Scheduling your NetBSD
168: The Post Show Show
167: Playing the Long Game
166: Pass that UNIX Pipe
165: Vote4BSD
164: Virtualized COW / PI?
163: Return of the Cantrill
162: The Foundation of NetBSD
161: The BSD Bromance
160: EuroBSD-Dreamin
159: Net Scaling Privacy (Flix Style)
158: Ham, Radio and Pie (oh my)
157: ZFS, The “Universal” File-system
156: The Fresh BSD experience
155: Cabling up FreeBSD
154: Myths, Pi’s & Features, oh my!
153: Big int trouble
152: The Laporte has landed!
151: Fuzzy Auditing
150: Sprinkle a little BSD into your life.
149: The bhyve has been disturbed, and a wild Dexter appears!
148: The place to B...A Robot!
147: Release all the things!
146: Music to Beastie’s ears
145: At the Core of it all
144: The PF life
143: One small step for DRM, one giant leap for BSD
142: Diving for BSD Perls
141: BSD Likes Ike!
140: Tracing it back to BSD
139: Cheri-picking BSD
138: Rushing into BSD
137: FreeNAS Mini XL
136: This is GNN
135: Speciality MWL
134: Marking up the Ports tree
133: The Tokyo Debrief
132: Scaling up with BSD
131: BSD behind the chalkboard
130: Store all the Things | BSD Now 130
129: Synthesize all the Things!
128: The State of BSD
127: DNS, Black Holes & Willem
126: Illuminating the future on PC-BSD
125: DevSummits, Core and the Baldwin
124: Get your engine(x) started!
123: ZFS in the trenches
122: The BSD Black Box
121: All your hyves are belong to us
120: I’m talking about the man in the middle
119: There be Dragons, BSD Dragons anyway
118: BSD is go for Launch
117: The Cantrill Strikes Back: ...
116: Arcing ZFS
115: Controlling the Transmissions
114: BSD-Schooling
113: What’s Next for BSD?
112: Tracing the source
111: Xenocratic Oath
110: - Firmware Fights
109: Impish BSD
108: ServeUp BSD
107: In their midst
106: Multipath TCP
105: Virginia BSD Assembly
104: Beverly Hills 25519
103: Ubuntu Slaughters Kittens
102: May Contain ZFS
101: I'll Fix Everything
100: Straight from the Src
99: BSD Gnow
98: Our Code is Your Code
97: Big Network, SmallWall
96: Lost Technology
95: Bitrot Group Therapy
94: Builder's Insurance
93: Stacked in Our Favor
92: BSD After Midnight
91: Vox Populi
90: ZFS Armistice
89: Exclusive Disjunction
88: Below the Clouds
87: On the List
86: Business as Usual
85: PIE in the Sky
84: pkg remove freebsd-update
83: woN DSB
82: SSL in the Wild
81: Puffy in a Box
80: The PC-BSD Tour II
79: Just Add QEMU
78: From the Foundation (Part 2)
77: Noah's L2ARC
76: Time for a Change
75: From the Foundation (Part 1)
74: That Sly MINIX
73: Pipe Dreams
72: Common *Sense Approach
71: System Disaster
70: Daemons in the North
69: Under the Ports Tree
68: Just the Essentials
67: Must Be Rigged
66: Conference Connoisseur
65: 8,000,000 Mogofoo-ops
64: Rump Kernels Revisited
63: A Man's man(1)
62: Gift from the Sun
61: IPSECond Wind
60: Don't Buy a Router
59: BSDって聞いたことある？
58: Behind the Masq
57: The Daemon's Apprentice
56: Beastly Infrastructure
55: The Promised WLAN
54: Luminary Environment
53: It's HAMMER Time
52: Reverse Takeover
51: Engineering Nginx
50: VPN, My Dear Watson
49: The PC-BSD Tour
48: Liberating SSL
47: DES Challenge IV
46: Network Iodometry
45: ZFS War Stories
44: Base ISO 100
43: Package Design
42: Devious Methods
41: Commit This Bit
40: AirPorts & Packages
39: The Friendly Sandbox
38: A BUG's Life
37: BSDCanned Goods
36: Let's Get RAID
35: Puffy Firewall
34: It's Gonna Get NASty
33: Certified Package Delivery
32: PXE Dust
31: Edgy BSD Users
30: Documentation is King
29: P.E.F.S.
28: Ghost of Partition
27: BSD Now vs. BSDTalk
26: Port Authority
25: A Sixth pfSense
24: The Cluster & The Cloud
23: Time Signatures
22: Journaled News-Updates
21: Tendresse for Ten
20: Bhyve Mind
19: The Installfest
18: Eclipsing Binaries
17: The Gift of Giving
16: Cryptocrystalline
15: Kickin' NAS
14: Zettabytes for Days
13: Bridging the Gap
12: Collecting SSHells
11: The Gateway Drug
10: Year of the BSD Desktop
9: CURRENT Events
8: A Brief Introduction
7: Go Directly to Jail(8)
6: Doing It de Raadt Way
5: Stacks of Cache
4: Teskeing the Possibilities
3: MX with TTX
2: Engineering and Powder Kegs
1: BGP & BSD