The image is a promotional graphic announcing the release of OpenBSD v7.8

It features a stylized, abstract design with a prominent OpenBSD logo in the center. The overall color scheme is blue and white, creating a clean and modern aesthetic. The graphic includes text detailing new features and system improvements in the release. The bottom of the graphic lists various ports, includes details of some specific functionalities like "arm64," and includes a copyright notice.

The text on the graphic includes: "OpenBSD 7.8". "Released October 26, 2023". "New features and system improvements". Beneath this, there is a list of updates including "ports," "newsys," "arm64," "riscv64," "Apple silicon," "new sysctl variables," "acpica (J)," "virtio," "zfs," and "nftd." At the bottom, it includes "Copyright 1997-2023, The FreeBSD Project."

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The image is a promotional graphic announcing the release of OpenBSD v7.8 It features a stylized, abstract design with a prominent OpenBSD logo in the center. The overall color scheme is blue and white, creating a clean and modern aesthetic. The graphic includes text detailing new features and system improvements in the release. The bottom of the graphic lists various ports, includes details of some specific functionalities like "arm64," and includes a copyright notice. The text on the graphic includes: "OpenBSD 7.8". "Released October 26, 2023". "New features and system improvements". Beneath this, there is a list of updates including "ports," "newsys," "arm64," "riscv64," "Apple silicon," "new sysctl variables," "acpica (J)," "virtio," "zfs," and "nftd." At the bottom, it includes "Copyright 1997-2023, The FreeBSD Project." Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Gemma3:12b 🌱 Energy used: 0.461 Wh
The image is a promotional graphic announcing the release of OpenBSD v7.8

It features a stylized, abstract design with a prominent OpenBSD logo in the center. The overall color scheme is blue and white, creating a clean and modern aesthetic. The graphic includes text detailing new features and system improvements in the release. The bottom of the graphic lists various ports, includes details of some specific functionalities like "arm64," and includes a copyright notice.

The text on the graphic includes: "OpenBSD 7.8". "Released October 26, 2023". "New features and system improvements". Beneath this, there is a list of updates including "ports," "newsys," "arm64," "riscv64," "Apple silicon," "new sysctl variables," "acpica (J)," "virtio," "zfs," and "nftd." At the bottom, it includes "Copyright 1997-2023, The FreeBSD Project."

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The image is a promotional graphic announcing the release of OpenBSD v7.8 It features a stylized, abstract design with a prominent OpenBSD logo in the center. The overall color scheme is blue and white, creating a clean and modern aesthetic. The graphic includes text detailing new features and system improvements in the release. The bottom of the graphic lists various ports, includes details of some specific functionalities like "arm64," and includes a copyright notice. The text on the graphic includes: "OpenBSD 7.8". "Released October 26, 2023". "New features and system improvements". Beneath this, there is a list of updates including "ports," "newsys," "arm64," "riscv64," "Apple silicon," "new sysctl variables," "acpica (J)," "virtio," "zfs," and "nftd." At the bottom, it includes "Copyright 1997-2023, The FreeBSD Project." Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Gemma3:12b 🌱 Energy used: 0.461 Wh
The image displays a smartphone screen with a gallery application open. The screen is divided into two main sections: the top section shows the gallery interface with a green background and the title "Clean UI" in white text. Below this, there is a smartphone image displaying various photo thumbnails organized into categories such as "Motion," "Animals," "Nature," "Videos," "Food," "Cute," and "Camera." Each category has a count of photos, with "Motion," "Animals," "Nature," "Food," and "Cute" each having 100 photos, and "Videos" having 10. The bottom section of the screen features buttons for downloading the app from Google Play and a "Read more" button. The status bar at the top shows the time as 20:17, the battery level at 92%, and a 4G signal.
The image displays a smartphone screen with a gallery application open. The screen is divided into two main sections: the top section shows the gallery interface with a green background and the title "Clean UI" in white text. Below this, there is a smartphone image displaying various photo thumbnails organized into categories such as "Motion," "Animals," "Nature," "Videos," "Food," "Cute," and "Camera." Each category has a count of photos, with "Motion," "Animals," "Nature," "Food," and "Cute" each having 100 photos, and "Videos" having 10. The bottom section of the screen features buttons for downloading the app from Google Play and a "Read more" button. The status bar at the top shows the time as 20:17, the battery level at 92%, and a 4G signal.
The image shows a mobile device screen displaying the Fossify website. At the top, there is a black status bar with the time "20:17," a Gmail icon, a star icon, a notification icon, and a battery icon showing 92% charge. Below the status bar, the Fossify logo is displayed, featuring a green square with a white bird-like symbol and the word "FOSSIFY" in gray text. A green navigation bar with options "Apps," "Blog," "About," and "English" is visible. The main content area has a black background with green text stating "Our products." It describes Fossify apps as community-backed, open-source, and ad-free, mentioning they are a fork of the [@]SimpleMobileTools suite. The text continues, explaining that Fossify aims to continue the legacy of simple and private tech. At the bottom, there is a green button with the text "See the Big Picture," and a calendar section with the word "Calendar" in gray text. The URL "fossify.org/apps" is visible in the browser's address bar at the bottom of the screen.

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The image shows a mobile device screen displaying the Fossify website. At the top, there is a black status bar with the time "20:17," a Gmail icon, a star icon, a notification icon, and a battery icon showing 92% charge. Below the status bar, the Fossify logo is displayed, featuring a green square with a white bird-like symbol and the word "FOSSIFY" in gray text. A green navigation bar with options "Apps," "Blog," "About," and "English" is visible. The main content area has a black background with green text stating "Our products." It describes Fossify apps as community-backed, open-source, and ad-free, mentioning they are a fork of the [@]SimpleMobileTools suite. The text continues, explaining that Fossify aims to continue the legacy of simple and private tech. At the bottom, there is a green button with the text "See the Big Picture," and a calendar section with the word "Calendar" in gray text. The URL "fossify.org/apps" is visible in the browser's address bar at the bottom of the screen. Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B 🌱 Energy used: 0.952 Wh
The image displays a smartphone screen with a gallery application open. The screen is divided into two main sections: the top section shows the gallery interface with a green background and the title "Clean UI" in white text. Below this, there is a smartphone image displaying various photo thumbnails organized into categories such as "Motion," "Animals," "Nature," "Videos," "Food," "Cute," and "Camera." Each category has a count of photos, with "Motion," "Animals," "Nature," "Food," and "Cute" each having 100 photos, and "Videos" having 10. The bottom section of the screen features buttons for downloading the app from Google Play and a "Read more" button. The status bar at the top shows the time as 20:17, the battery level at 92%, and a 4G signal.
The image displays a smartphone screen with a gallery application open. The screen is divided into two main sections: the top section shows the gallery interface with a green background and the title "Clean UI" in white text. Below this, there is a smartphone image displaying various photo thumbnails organized into categories such as "Motion," "Animals," "Nature," "Videos," "Food," "Cute," and "Camera." Each category has a count of photos, with "Motion," "Animals," "Nature," "Food," and "Cute" each having 100 photos, and "Videos" having 10. The bottom section of the screen features buttons for downloading the app from Google Play and a "Read more" button. The status bar at the top shows the time as 20:17, the battery level at 92%, and a 4G signal.
The image shows a mobile device screen displaying the Fossify website. At the top, there is a black status bar with the time "20:17," a Gmail icon, a star icon, a notification icon, and a battery icon showing 92% charge. Below the status bar, the Fossify logo is displayed, featuring a green square with a white bird-like symbol and the word "FOSSIFY" in gray text. A green navigation bar with options "Apps," "Blog," "About," and "English" is visible. The main content area has a black background with green text stating "Our products." It describes Fossify apps as community-backed, open-source, and ad-free, mentioning they are a fork of the [@]SimpleMobileTools suite. The text continues, explaining that Fossify aims to continue the legacy of simple and private tech. At the bottom, there is a green button with the text "See the Big Picture," and a calendar section with the word "Calendar" in gray text. The URL "fossify.org/apps" is visible in the browser's address bar at the bottom of the screen.

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The image shows a mobile device screen displaying the Fossify website. At the top, there is a black status bar with the time "20:17," a Gmail icon, a star icon, a notification icon, and a battery icon showing 92% charge. Below the status bar, the Fossify logo is displayed, featuring a green square with a white bird-like symbol and the word "FOSSIFY" in gray text. A green navigation bar with options "Apps," "Blog," "About," and "English" is visible. The main content area has a black background with green text stating "Our products." It describes Fossify apps as community-backed, open-source, and ad-free, mentioning they are a fork of the [@]SimpleMobileTools suite. The text continues, explaining that Fossify aims to continue the legacy of simple and private tech. At the bottom, there is a green button with the text "See the Big Picture," and a calendar section with the word "Calendar" in gray text. The URL "fossify.org/apps" is visible in the browser's address bar at the bottom of the screen. Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B 🌱 Energy used: 0.952 Wh
The image shows a computer screen displaying a webpage for GhostBSD, a free and open-source operating system. The webpage is titled "GhostBSD 25.02-R14.3p2 Is Now Available" and is dated 08/25/2025. The page features a dark background with a blue header and navigation bar. The main content includes a warning message about firmware installation, followed by a detailed announcement about the new release, highlighting the introduction of Gershwin, a new community desktop environment. The announcement mentions system improvements, key enhancements, and new features, including support for FreeBSD 14.3-RELEASE, security updates, and enhanced wireless networking. The page also includes links to various sections such as About, News, Documentation, Community, Download, Support, Development, Stores, and a Donate button. The browser's address bar shows the URL "www.ghostbsd.org/news/GhostBSD25.02-R14.3p2-Now-Available" and the title "GhostBSD 25.02-R14.3p2 Is Now Available."

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The image shows a computer screen displaying a webpage for GhostBSD, a free and open-source operating system. The webpage is titled "GhostBSD 25.02-R14.3p2 Is Now Available" and is dated 08/25/2025. The page features a dark background with a blue header and navigation bar. The main content includes a warning message about firmware installation, followed by a detailed announcement about the new release, highlighting the introduction of Gershwin, a new community desktop environment. The announcement mentions system improvements, key enhancements, and new features, including support for FreeBSD 14.3-RELEASE, security updates, and enhanced wireless networking. The page also includes links to various sections such as About, News, Documentation, Community, Download, Support, Development, Stores, and a Donate button. The browser's address bar shows the URL "www.ghostbsd.org/news/GhostBSD25.02-R14.3p2-Now-Available" and the title "GhostBSD 25.02-R14.3p2 Is Now Available." Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
The image shows a computer screen displaying a webpage for GhostBSD, a free and open-source operating system. The webpage is titled "GhostBSD 25.02-R14.3p2 Is Now Available" and is dated 08/25/2025. The page features a dark background with a blue header and navigation bar. The main content includes a warning message about firmware installation, followed by a detailed announcement about the new release, highlighting the introduction of Gershwin, a new community desktop environment. The announcement mentions system improvements, key enhancements, and new features, including support for FreeBSD 14.3-RELEASE, security updates, and enhanced wireless networking. The page also includes links to various sections such as About, News, Documentation, Community, Download, Support, Development, Stores, and a Donate button. The browser's address bar shows the URL "www.ghostbsd.org/news/GhostBSD25.02-R14.3p2-Now-Available" and the title "GhostBSD 25.02-R14.3p2 Is Now Available."

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The image shows a computer screen displaying a webpage for GhostBSD, a free and open-source operating system. The webpage is titled "GhostBSD 25.02-R14.3p2 Is Now Available" and is dated 08/25/2025. The page features a dark background with a blue header and navigation bar. The main content includes a warning message about firmware installation, followed by a detailed announcement about the new release, highlighting the introduction of Gershwin, a new community desktop environment. The announcement mentions system improvements, key enhancements, and new features, including support for FreeBSD 14.3-RELEASE, security updates, and enhanced wireless networking. The page also includes links to various sections such as About, News, Documentation, Community, Download, Support, Development, Stores, and a Donate button. The browser's address bar shows the URL "www.ghostbsd.org/news/GhostBSD25.02-R14.3p2-Now-Available" and the title "GhostBSD 25.02-R14.3p2 Is Now Available." Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
The image displays a screenshot of a mobile device's web browser, showing a page for the "Open Camera" app. The top section of the screen features a dark brown header with the app's name "Open Camera" in white text, accompanied by a blue circular icon with a white camera symbol. Below the header, there is a blue hyperlink labeled "Jump to Instructions." The main content area lists the app's features, including options for auto-leveling, exposure settings, remote controls, and more. The features are presented in bullet points, with some text highlighted in blue, such as "auto-level" and "HDR." The background of the content area is a darker shade of brown, providing contrast to the white text. At the bottom of the screen, there is a navigation bar with a home icon, a search bar displaying "opencamera.org.uk," and a back button. The battery icon in the status bar indicates 85% charge, and the time is 15:16.

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The image displays a screenshot of a mobile device's web browser, showing a page for the "Open Camera" app. The top section of the screen features a dark brown header with the app's name "Open Camera" in white text, accompanied by a blue circular icon with a white camera symbol. Below the header, there is a blue hyperlink labeled "Jump to Instructions." The main content area lists the app's features, including options for auto-leveling, exposure settings, remote controls, and more. The features are presented in bullet points, with some text highlighted in blue, such as "auto-level" and "HDR." The background of the content area is a darker shade of brown, providing contrast to the white text. At the bottom of the screen, there is a navigation bar with a home icon, a search bar displaying "opencamera.org.uk," and a back button. The battery icon in the status bar indicates 85% charge, and the time is 15:16. Ovis2-8B 🌱 Energy used: 0.247 Wh
The image displays a screenshot of a mobile device's web browser, showing a page for the "Open Camera" app. The top section of the screen features a dark brown header with the app's name "Open Camera" in white text, accompanied by a blue circular icon with a white camera symbol. Below the header, there is a blue hyperlink labeled "Jump to Instructions." The main content area lists the app's features, including options for auto-leveling, exposure settings, remote controls, and more. The features are presented in bullet points, with some text highlighted in blue, such as "auto-level" and "HDR." The background of the content area is a darker shade of brown, providing contrast to the white text. At the bottom of the screen, there is a navigation bar with a home icon, a search bar displaying "opencamera.org.uk," and a back button. The battery icon in the status bar indicates 85% charge, and the time is 15:16.

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The image displays a screenshot of a mobile device's web browser, showing a page for the "Open Camera" app. The top section of the screen features a dark brown header with the app's name "Open Camera" in white text, accompanied by a blue circular icon with a white camera symbol. Below the header, there is a blue hyperlink labeled "Jump to Instructions." The main content area lists the app's features, including options for auto-leveling, exposure settings, remote controls, and more. The features are presented in bullet points, with some text highlighted in blue, such as "auto-level" and "HDR." The background of the content area is a darker shade of brown, providing contrast to the white text. At the bottom of the screen, there is a navigation bar with a home icon, a search bar displaying "opencamera.org.uk," and a back button. The battery icon in the status bar indicates 85% charge, and the time is 15:16. Ovis2-8B 🌱 Energy used: 0.247 Wh
 The image shows a mobile device screen displaying a podcast episode titled "605: Fediverse Weather Service" from the "BSD Now" podcast. The episode duration is 58 minutes and 43 seconds, and it was published on April 3. The podcast cover features a logo with a yellow and red design, and the title is displayed in white text on a black background. Below the title, there is a summary of the episode's content, which includes topics such as "FediMeteo: How a Tiny €4 FreeBSD VPS Became a Global Weather Service for Thousands," "Core Infrastructure: Why You Need to Control Your NTP," and "Using a 2013 Mac Pro as a FreeBSD Desktop." The summary also mentions "Some terminal frustrations, Copying all files of a directory, including hidden ones, with cp, You Should Use /tmp/ More, and more." The "NOTES" section at the bottom credits Tarsnap and the BSDNow Patreon for supporting the episode. The screen also includes a "Pause" button, a "Delete" button, and a navigation bar with a back arrow, a globe icon, and three vertical dots. The battery level is at 71%, and the time is 01:46.

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The image shows a mobile device screen displaying a podcast episode titled "605: Fediverse Weather Service" from the "BSD Now" podcast. The episode duration is 58 minutes and 43 seconds, and it was published on April 3. The podcast cover features a logo with a yellow and red design, and the title is displayed in white text on a black background. Below the title, there is a summary of the episode's content, which includes topics such as "FediMeteo: How a Tiny €4 FreeBSD VPS Became a Global Weather Service for Thousands," "Core Infrastructure: Why You Need to Control Your NTP," and "Using a 2013 Mac Pro as a FreeBSD Desktop." The summary also mentions "Some terminal frustrations, Copying all files of a directory, including hidden ones, with cp, You Should Use /tmp/ More, and more." The "NOTES" section at the bottom credits Tarsnap and the BSDNow Patreon for supporting the episode. The screen also includes a "Pause" button, a "Delete" button, and a navigation bar with a back arrow, a globe icon, and three vertical dots. The battery level is at 71%, and the time is 01:46. Ovis2-8B 🌱 Energy used: 0.307 Wh