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Welcome to my notebook (and sometimes blog)!

I try to keep this page up-to-date with the various projects I am undertaking. Projects are usually computer related in some way, but every now and then I require some down time and switch gears to something like bone carving.

Recent Notes

  • Unlocking SSH FIDO keys on device connect. - July 31, 2020
    Tired of typing 'ssh-add -K'? Me too!
  • OpenSSH - Configuring FIDO2 Resident Keys - June 4, 2020
    Configuring a YubiKey for ssh resident keys
  • Websockets with OpenBSD's relayd - October 23, 2019
    Using websockets with relayd is EASY (unless you are on safari)!
  • OpenBSD on the Lenovo A485 - October 15, 2018
    Hack up or put up!
  • Test packages for Node on OpenBSD - August 30, 2018
    Have your nodes and eat them too!
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qbit/snap

snap is a utility I wrote to make it a bit easier to jump to new snapshot releases of OpenBSD.

snap can be verified with signify(1) by using the below public key:

Pub key


untrusted comment: github.com/qbit/snap public key
RWQVGN6sUjQQA5uYpANGLLKQMAERZ43otLePFSVqNFGGtf/qBez7G1WU

To verify snap:
signify -C -p /etc/signify/snap.pub -x SHA256.sig snap

The above assumes that the public key listed above has been put in /etc/signify/snap.pub.

Old pub keys


untrusted comment: github.com/qbit/snap public key
RWTKOAnI3kqGqY/1ungBemfzkDj4ImXuybf4sDZcCrNJywffIRDkK1qF


untrusted comment: github.com/qbit/snap public key
RWQkqrbMjoywaLwJQf45TjtCLgtFPSEO7v/TBf01WRZjvl8NSy6rJ6Fe


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