David Cross @david@mastodon.crossfamilyweb.com

@lattera I use Shinobi https://shinobi.video/ it is javascript based.. so.. yeah, but it works pretty well, even with cameras that are nominally 'cloud' (pretty much all of them speak RTSP, and ONVIF)

👀 what just got dropped off by my mom!

@bcallah 😱

@emaste @lattera apparently either -hackers is down, or I fail at email.

Anyway:
https://reviews.freebsd.org/D41509

It is crypt(3) password support for lua-loader

@cbane @TechConnectify fair, but it was implied that he actually used it that way.

@TechConnectify Tell me you're not using GFCI without telling me you're not using GFCI! :)

@lattera @emaste ... so I have even another one! I just sent to -hackers. Encrypted password support for lua-loader. :)

@emaste Yeah, that was a cheap shot across the bow on PIE. D38047 is what I really want (to keep my local patchset size down, and it should be ready to go if it just got more eyes on it)

@emaste also, PIE for ports. You said one thing per toot, right? 😉

@emaste https://reviews.freebsd.org/D38047 🙂

@emaste I'm referring to just the ones 'required' on a new build. I run poudriere to build my local package repo and I will frequently get _4_ LLVMs (and gcc) in addition to the base LLVM. it is really crazy, and totally kills poudriere build times

@emaste yes. The multiple clang / gcc / rust installs is a thing we should really do something about. It is crazy

@a2_4am OMG YES THIS!!!

@burgerbecky ob-Ghostbusters

@jbzfn@mastodon.social I do, it is pretty straightforward, just get the packages for ruby, postgres, ffmpeg, graphicsmagick, git, apache (yes, I prefer apache), (mod_passenger), a few others (all documented on the mastodon page as base requirements), then bundle install and go (this instance is proudly hosted on #FreeBSD)

@a2_4am @gourd When was it added to copy II+? I remember having a devil of a time making a copy of my (LEGAL!) DazzleDraw disc.. as in I couldn't. I still have it!