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I recognize that many of you face significant challenges and uncertainties that cause stress, anxiety, and heartache. I pray for you. I love you.
I am thankful that social media allows me to provide you with encouragement, direction, and a reminder of eternal truths.
Please remember this: whatever difficulties you may be experiencing, Jesus Christ is the way to joy and peace.
People who subscribe to the doctrine of the gospel of Jesus Christ find that it makes their lives happier, more significant, and more resistant to the difficulties we all experience.
You have a Heavenly Father who has provided a plan for you. Trust in Him. With His help, you can find peace despite the trials and obstacles of mortality.
With love,
President Oaks
I was real excited to upgrade #FreeBSD on my laptop. But the latest drm kernel module on 15.1 did not work well! Fortunately I was able to grab another version from the repos, and I'm back in business.
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LCOS 1.0 is now listed on DistroWatch.
distrowatch.com/table.php?di…
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During our lives, many of us strive toward meaningful goals.
I learned early in my life not to wait until next week, next month, or January 1 to begin.
The best time to move forward is now.
Today.
Each day is an opportunity to grow, to improve, and to become better disciples of Jesus Christ.
I was reminded of this principle recently while preparing for and recording a message that will not be published until January.
By preparing diligently now, we will be ready when the time comes to share it. The Lord will magnify our efforts because we have prepared.
For each of us, a willingness to work diligently to prepare ourselves for the future will open doors to meaningful opportunities—even during difficult circumstances.
As we faithfully apply ourselves, we grow into the people Heavenly Father desires us to become.
So, let us not delay.
Let’s begin today.
I promise, as you take the next step forward, the Lord will bless you in ways you cannot yet imagine. He is always ready to help.
I’ve seen a lot of posts about Omarchy, and now Daemonarchy. However, I haven’t seen anyone actually using #daemonarchy.
I think I’ll need to rebuild the kernel to get the WiFi working on this old system. But, we’ll see how it goes.
#FreeBSD
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Omarchy on FreeBSD! So cool. For many years in the early 2000s, I ran my personal email and web hosting on FreeBSD 🤘 github.com/jordanhubbard/dae…
The Co-Founder of FreeBSD, Jordan Hubbard, has taken FreeBSD… and put Omarchy on top.
He calls it “Daemonarchy”.
And, as expected, the Leftists of Open Source are not pleased. Because it’s a fun looking project. And, presumably, they hate fun.
They’ve already begun calling the FreeBSD founder “fascist”, “fossbro”, and an “a**hole”.
github.com/jordanhubbard/dae…
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I’ve read it cover to cover. Studied it, researched it, debated it, prayed over it.
The book is sacred scripture. It is true, and proof of Christ’s divinity.
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In April of 2025, eMudhra (an Indian Certificate Authority), published 8 intermediate CA keys which were so weak that a small child could guess the numbers in a few seconds.
One of the private keys was, literally, 4.
Just… 4.
This massive problem was not made public until October 17th of this year, when it was discovered by an anonymous guy on the Internet who goes only by “Wayne” (like “Cher”…. but… “Wayne”).
What this means in practical terms: It has been trivially simple, for the last year and a half, to create fake “secure” HTTPS certificates. (One person even created a fake HTTPS certificate for a Google.com subdomain.)
It took Mozilla 3 days, after learning about this (from “Wayne”), before they updated their certificate list (which many open source projects — including curl and Python — rely upon).
As of this moment, many systems are still vulnerable (including macOS).
There are people out there that would practically pay a company to allow them to gain the experience. I was there once.
To all the companies out there, just hire the guy that really wants to be there. :)
network engineer interviews be like “you need to have expert level knowledge & experience working with BGP, OSPF, IS-IS, 4 major vendors, & route redistribution in production” …& then the job is just answering the same easy customer ticket over & over forever
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“You don’t talk much do you?”
Me: *tries to talk*
- gets interrupted
- no one cares
- gets talked over
- gets ignored































