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 * DONE Article Library                                             
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-* 2024  [2/2]                                                         :@blog:
+* 2024  [3/3]                                                         :@blog:
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@@ -38,7 +38,6 @@ But, most importantly, The Weaver published _TWO_ new articles on computer histo
 - [[http://wovenmemories.net/2023/12/30/First.Operating.System_Part.2.html][First Operating System -- Part Two]]
 - [[http://wovenmemories.net/2024/01/02/Subroutines.html][Subroutines]]
 
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 ** DONE The Email Project
 CLOSED: [2024-01-03 Wed 18:26]
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@@ -58,3 +57,132 @@ I would like it to happen more, as this is a great growth experience.
 
 I'm not leaving [[https://emacs.ch/@mms][Mastodon]], but I will not approach people using it.
 Furthermore, I'd love to leave Discord and Messenger, but folks there are pretty stubborn :)
+
+** DONE 2600
+CLOSED: [2024-01-12 Thu 21:23]
+:PROPERTIES:
+:EXPORT_FILE_NAME: 2600-magazine
+:EXPORT_HUGO_CUSTOM_FRONT_MATTER: abstract Short impression of 2600 magazine
+:EXPORT_HUGO_PAIRED_SHORTCODES: img-r
+:END:
+For quite some time I've been looking for a magazine to read.
+In my younger days, reading computer game magazines was the best thing.
+Way before the +internet+ big tech ruined everything, polish gamers have already found a safe haven.
+In the dark days of post-communistic 90s, we were feeling like living in the future.
+
+And then they, one by one, died.
+Killed by "free" sites filled with ads and sponsored content.
+
+It may very well be anachronistic to wait for a review that will not even move on the screen.
+But this is exactly what I found to be great about them - slow moving, regular, without much fuss, much more deliberate.
+
+I've been reading quite a few magazines recently, but finally I have found the one which fills me with passion - just like the ones from my childhood.
+Now I have something to wait from, to learn from and, well, feel to be a part of it.
+
+I have finally found *2600*[fn:site].
+
+What is 2600 you ask?
+Well, the magazine self-describes as /The Hacker Quarterly/ and it fully shows the purpose.
+It's a magazine written, edited and read by /hackers/ that is released since 1984[fn:1984]
+Hackers in the /original/ sense of the word - tinkerers trying to expand what is possible to do with electronic devices.
+Other than that, the team behind 2600 also organized *Hope*, a hacker-focused conference (known as what Defcon was when Defcon was good. I've never been to either one, so I'm just repeating) and even made a few movies.
+They were also very involved in the "Free Kevin"[fn:kevin] campaign.
+
+All in all, 2600 encompasses everything that is good about computer-oriented communities, and it rejects the current status quo of closed, surveillance based systems.
+
+It's not that this is the first time I've heard of it, but with the digital version, it finally became economically sane to get familiar.
+
+Funny enough, I've bought my first issue late in December - just a few days before the next issue came out.
+After finishing those two, I feel extremely satisfied.
+I don't remember when was the last time I wanted to read a magazine from cover to cover.
+This is exactly what the doctor ordered.
+
+The biggest shock for me was how /soft/ the magazine is.
+On the Internet, all /hackers sites/ focus on the technical stuff.
+/2600/ also has some articles that are strictly technical, but there's not much of them.
+It is, however, full of /hacker/ culture.
+For me, as a /hacker/ much more in /spirit/ than in /abilities/, this is simply wonderful.
+
+It seems that U found what I was looking for a long ass time.
+All this, because 2600 is finally available as digital download.
+I need to give my data to make the payment, but the PDF comes without any DRM.
+Beats paying dozens USD just for shipping by a mile!
+
+Though paying by Monero would be much more l33t.
+
+Finally, as part of [[/blog/2024/email-project/][The Email Project]] I have emailed the editing team.
+A significant portion of these 2 issues I've bought is occupied by letters from readers.
+
+*** Contents of  Winter 2023/2024 issue (40-4)
+#+attr_shortcode: "2600-40-4.webp" 
+#+begin_img-r
+Cover of issue 40-4
+#+end_img-r
+- The Road Behind
+- The Dark Side of DNA Data
+- The BoneBox
+- Artificial Intelligence and Creativity
+- Career and Gloating in Las Vegas
+- TELECOM INFORMER
+- Enhance Your Typing Experience With Mechanical Keyboards
+- Adventures in Lockpicking
+- Ooops; v97.129
+- Geo-Distributed Bug Bounty Hunting
+- Being a Hacker
+- Byte-Sized Justice: A Tale of Hacker Ethics and Copy Protection
+- A Quick Intro to Biohacking
+- HACKER PERSPECTIVE
+- Privacy: Protecting Your Personal Information Online
+- The AI Risk Nobody Seems to Mention
+- American Shanzhai, Part 4
+- EFFECTING DIGITAL FREEDOM
+- Quantum Computer Algorithms, Part III: DES Decryption
+- GPT Revolution: Reimagining Programming in the Era of AI
+- Snitched Out by Tech
+- I Fight for the Users
+- ARTIFICIAL INTERRUPTION
+- Platform Capitalism Can't Surveil Absurdism (and Worse)
+- Alzheimer's and AR Tech
+- Book Review: Pegasus
+- Book Review: Fancy Bear Goes Phishing
+
+***  Contents of Autumn 2023 issue (40-3)
+#+attr_shortcode: "2600-40-3.webp" 
+#+begin_img-r
+Cover of issue 40-3
+#+end_img-r
+- Memories to Come
+- Designing an OpenAI Powered IRC Chat Bot for Fun and Profit
+- Cute App, But I'll Use My Own
+- Saying Goodbye to an Old (GPFS) Friend
+- TELECOM INFORMER
+- The Arrival of 2600 Digital Delivery
+- Why Aren't You Cracking Your Users' Passwords?
+- A Technology Life Story
+- Social Engineering is Forever
+- Is AI More of a Tool or an Ethical Challenge?
+- Quantum Proof Encryption
+- But I Don't Want a Copilot
+- HACKER PERSPECTIVE
+- Diskless Malware
+- Hacking the Airwaves
+- Adventures in Zero Trust
+- American Shanzhai, Part 3
+- EFFECTING DIGITAL FREEDOM
+- Go On a Journey
+- Morbid Curiosity in the Weaponized AI Era
+- See You on the C-Drive (A Series of Late 20th Century Fragments)
+- ARTIFICIAL INTERRUPTION
+- Is 2600 Still Relevant?
+- Learn Linux, People!
+- WasteTrackers and More
+
+
+*** Meta
+- Read as PDF on Onyx Boox Note Air 2.
+- Issues bought from [[https://2600.com][2600.com store]] <BR>
+- Next up: back to "Hacking APIs". It's great!
+
+[fn:site] [[https://2600.com][Official website of 2600]]
+[fn:kevin] [[https://www.mitnicksecurity.com/blog/how-the-free-kevin-movement-changed-the-cyber-security-industry][How the Free Kevin Movement Changed the Cyber Security Industry]]
+[fn:1984] that's one year older than me!
diff --git a/content-org/bsd.org b/content-org/bsd.org
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+* OpenBSD
+** TODO XMPP (Jabber) server on OpenBSD
+/intro/
+*** Installing prosody
+#+BEGIN_SRC shell
+  pkg_install prosodyctl
+#+END_SRC
+- daemon
+*** Configuring DNS
+prosodyctl check dns
+*** Getting certificates
+
+- acme config (ignore makefile)
+- importing certificates
+
+#+BEGIN_SRC shell
+  prosodyctl --root cert import HOSTNAME /path/to/certificates
+#+END_SRC
+
+*fullchain*
+
+#+BEGIN_SRC shell
+  prosodyctl check certs
+#+END_SRC
+
+*** Final tests
+
+#+BEGIN_SRC shell
+prosodyctl check connectivity
+#+END_SRC
+*** Clients
+- emacs
+- terminal
+- android
+- ios
+*** Modern XMPP