pitrh, to security
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zirias, to windows

Goal: Get some certificate obtained with deployed on some box

Step 1: Ok, this probably works best with (which I don't really like ...)

Step 2: There's no port ... but hey, there's now a FreeBSD port of , let's try to "just" build Powershell using that.

Step 3: Hell why does it fail to build. Oh, System.Security.Cryptography.Native doesn't play well with

Patch and retry, I guess I'll take some sleep now first. Bah!

(there's some irony in running into OpenSSL/LibreSSL issues when trying to deploy TLS certificates ...)

animemer, to random

hey, in a debate with @thecatcollective

over parents being delusional,

can you list any open source software that has become the industry standard, so far i got

  • obs- video-streaming
  • android
  • Linux and BSD on servers
  • both chrome and firefox are
    based on open source
doboprobodyne,
@doboprobodyne@mathstodon.xyz avatar

@kkarhan @animemer @thecatcollective

#openBSD runs servers and computers at #banks and other high-reliability-requirement institutions.

It gave rise to #openSSH and #libreSSL which I believe windows 10 uses to improve your parents' security online.

#ada was #DOD developed for defence application and now runs everything from #missiles to #railway signalling networks to #autopilots

The same is also true for #freeRTOS and #RTEMS which drive rockets into space. There are many #openSource programs involved in rocketry at the highest levels, both civil and martial.

Perhaps most importantly to them, these are things you can exploit freely, a torch passed to you by others, free as in speech, a tool to better command whatever hardware you elect to use.

I hope you succeed in giving them some food for thought about different ways to achieve success ;)

fsf, to random
@fsf@hostux.social avatar

The maintainers of Dragora, a fully free distro that uses #LinuxLibre and #LibreSSL, have recently announced the latest release "dragora 3.0-beta2." Read the release notes and download it for yourself: https://u.fsf.org/3zk

mgorny, to random

This whole #urllib3/#OpenSSL situation is getting absurd.

I don't have sympathy for #OpenBSD or #LibreSSL. However, I can understand that they had good reasons to fork OpenSSL, and that switching back today would be hard. I can understand projects refusing to officially declare support and rejecting workarounds.

OTOH, pushing LibreSSL hate to the point of blocking Python implementations that don't link to OpenSSL is just horrible. Users get in the crossfire, again.

https://github.com/urllib3/urllib3/issues/2168

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