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Tattoo

Contributed by Jeroen Janssen on from the some-people-take-it-too-seriously dept.

OpenBSD has got some great fans. Like Jeroen Janssen, from The Netherlands, who has got a Puffy Tattoo. Check it out at his website (flash) or the non-flash version. The tattoo was made by Dragon Tattoo in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, and was set on the right upper part of his arm.

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  1. By Anonymous Coward (64.129.81.168) on

    ummm, I'll stick to stickers...

  2. By Anonymous Coward (68.227.41.220) on

    so he's committed enough to openbsd to get a puffy tattoo, but makes his website in flash? shurely shome mishtake.

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    1. By iru (200.206.211.121) on

      > so he's committed enough to openbsd to get a puffy tattoo, but makes his website in flash? shurely shome mishtake.
      >

      http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq13.html#flashplugin

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      1. By Anonymous Coward (70.48.233.113) on

        > > so he's committed enough to openbsd to get a puffy tattoo, but makes his website in flash? shurely shome mishtake.
        > >
        >
        > http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq13.html#flashplugin

        There are free options for playing Flash on OpenBSD.

        Check out Gnash (http://www.gnu.org/software/gnash). The Firefox plugin from CVS works with OpenBSD's Firefox port; I haven't tried the kde one. Gnash is under heavy development, and can't yet play flv, but for that you can use multimedia/xine-ui or x11/mplayer.

        The two standalones can be combined with Firefox extensions such as VideoDownloader, which extracts the links from places like youtube and google video, and allows you to download the files somewhat painlessly.

        Be advised that google player is proprietary, though, and flash is still annoying. :)

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        1. By Anonymous Coward (81.169.178.235) on

          > > > so he's committed enough to openbsd to get a puffy tattoo, but makes his website in flash? shurely shome mishtake.
          > > >
          > >
          > > http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq13.html#flashplugin
          >
          > There are free options for playing Flash on OpenBSD.
          >
          > Check out Gnash (http://www.gnu.org/software/gnash). The Firefox plugin from CVS works with OpenBSD's Firefox port; I haven't tried the kde one. Gnash is under heavy development, and can't yet play flv, but for that you can use multimedia/xine-ui or x11/mplayer.
          >
          > The two standalones can be combined with Firefox extensions such as VideoDownloader, which extracts the links from places like youtube and google video, and allows you to download the files somewhat painlessly.
          >
          > Be advised that google player is proprietary, though, and flash is still annoying. :)

          13.11 - Can I have a Flash plugin in my web browser? (i386 only)

          But the Tattoo rocks! ;]
          And peoples said I`m a radical OpenBSD user *hrhr*

        2. By Anonymous Coward (134.253.26.4) on

          > Be advised that google player is proprietary, though, and flash is still annoying. :)
          >

          this is off topic, but you can download google video files and play them with vlc. The Google video container is just avi with an extra list with the FourCC "goog" immediately following the header. The video is encoded in DivX4 alongside an MP3 audio stream. Also see this Google page, http://code.google.com/patches.html .

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          1. By Anonymous Coward (68.227.41.220) on

            > > Be advised that google player is proprietary, though, and flash is still annoying. :)
            > >
            >
            > this is off topic, but you can download google video files and play them with vlc. The Google video container is just avi with an extra list with the FourCC "goog" immediately following the header. The video is encoded in DivX4 alongside an MP3 audio stream. Also see this Google page, http://code.google.com/patches.html .

            very off topic because if you download the video from google video's interface (i.e. with the 'Download' button), you get the avi file not a gvp. You get the gvp if your user agent indicates you're running windows (other operating systems too, probably, but not openbsd)

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            1. By Anonymous Coward (64.231.233.194) on

              > very off topic

              If ever a thread needed to go off topic.. :)

              By the way, I named my firstborn OpenBSD and my cats are called pf and ssh.

        3. By David (213.155.194.96) on http://www.openbeer.it/

          > There are free options for playing Flash on OpenBSD.
          > Check out Gnash (http://www.gnu.org/software/gnash).
          > The Firefox plugin from CVS works with OpenBSD's Firefox port;
          > I haven't tried the kde one.

          I've tried to build gnash from cvs:
          the standalone player segfaults and the plugin doesn't work (isn't even shown in the "about:plugins" window).
          What are the options you have passed to ./configure?

          TIA,
          David

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          1. By sthen (82.153.166.138) on

            > the plugin doesn't work (isn't even shown in the
            > "about:plugins" window).

            put it in /usr/local/lib/mozilla-plugins and then you too can have the fun of trying to find a .swf that works properly (-:

            > What are the options you have passed to ./configure?

            --enable-plugin

            > the standalone player segfaults

            mine normally does that too.

          2. By Anonymous Coward (64.231.233.194) deanna@sdf.lonestar.org on

            > I've tried to build gnash from cvs:
            > the standalone player segfaults and the plugin doesn't work (isn't even > shown in the "about:plugins" window).
            > What are the options you have passed to ./configure?

            CVS breaks from time to time. It happens. Feel free to submit a bug report or a patch. :)

            http://deanna.freeshell.org/gnash.tar.gz <- port that builds from cvs

            mail if you want an i386 package or a stable source snapshot.

            (sorry for going so offtopic)

      2. By Anonymous Coward (68.227.41.220) on

        > > so he's committed enough to openbsd to get a puffy tattoo, but makes his website in flash? shurely shome mishtake.
        > >
        >
        > http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq13.html#flashplugin

        ok, so now, how do I make flash websites on openbsd?

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        1. By Jeroen (213.84.80.73) on

          > > > so he's committed enough to openbsd to get a puffy tattoo, but makes his website in flash? shurely shome mishtake.
          > > >
          > >
          > > http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq13.html#flashplugin
          >
          > ok, so now, how do I make flash websites on openbsd?

          It's just a script. I edited the XML file, put the image in the correct dir, and then it worked. The flash script is pre compiled, and named expose. But the flash version was for friends of mine, who use Windows (shame on them, I know).

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          1. By Anonymous Coward (68.227.41.220) on

            > > > > so he's committed enough to openbsd to get a puffy tattoo, but makes his website in flash? shurely shome mishtake.
            > > > >
            > > >
            > > > http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq13.html#flashplugin
            > >
            > > ok, so now, how do I make flash websites on openbsd?
            >
            > It's just a script. I edited the XML file, put the image in the correct dir, and then it worked. The flash script is pre compiled, and named expose. But the flash version was for friends of mine, who use Windows (shame on them, I know).
            >
            >

            or you could have just pointed them at the non-flash version?

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            1. By Jeroen (213.84.80.73) on

              > > > > > so he's committed enough to openbsd to get a puffy tattoo, but makes his website in flash? shurely shome mishtake.
              > > > > >
              > > > >
              > > > > http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq13.html#flashplugin
              > > >
              > > > ok, so now, how do I make flash websites on openbsd?
              > >
              > > It's just a script. I edited the XML file, put the image in the correct dir, and then it worked. The flash script is pre compiled, and named expose. But the flash version was for friends of mine, who use Windows (shame on them, I know).
              > >
              > >
              >
              > or you could have just pointed them at the non-flash version?

              Could have, but I will use the flash version later on as a photo album, and not just this photo...

          2. By Anonymous Coward (213.130.143.12) on


            > It's just a script. I edited the XML file, put the image in the correct
            > dir, and then it worked. The flash script is pre compiled, and named
            > expose. But the flash version was for friends of mine, who use Windows
            > (shame on them, I know).

            One friend who uses Windows, shame on them

            Many friends who use Windows, shame on you..

  3. By Anonymous Coward (82.135.30.22) on

    must have missed smth. where is chix?

  4. By Me (82.161.191.66) At@here.nl on

    I'll just keep it with my OpenBSD t-shirt :-)

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    1. By SleighBoy (24.113.145.178) on http://www.code.cx/

      > I'll just keep it with my OpenBSD t-shirt :-)

      And I with my state-issued transportation idendifier..

      http://www.code.cx/87celeb_openbsd.jpg

  5. By Anonymous Coward (212.0.197.28) on

    Ah, cool. The photo of you will be not less interesting, I think ;)

  6. By Anonymous Coward (69.33.68.44) on

    Nothing says 'gangsta' quite like a caricature representation of a cipher algorithm.

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    1. By Anonymous Coward (66.159.200.194) on

      > Nothing says 'gangsta' quite like a caricature representation of a cipher algorithm.

      Word.

  7. By Anonymous Coward (66.102.14.1) on

    If anyone was wondering if OpenBSD was tottering on the edge of relevance, surely "Some dude got a Puffy Tattoo!" making the main OpenBSD Blog is an indication that it may have reached its freshness date.

    Phew! Something stinks

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    1. By Anonymous Coward (143.166.255.42) on

      > Phew! Something stinks

      It's you buddy. Really...

    2. By Chris (24.76.100.162) on

      > If anyone was wondering if OpenBSD was tottering on the edge of relevance, surely "Some dude got a Puffy Tattoo!" making the main OpenBSD Blog is an indication that it may have reached its freshness date.
      >
      > Phew! Something stinks

      The quality of your composition, perhaps.

  8. By veins (82.66.68.213) veins@evilkittens.org on http://www.evilkittens.org/

    me too ! me too ! me too gots a BSD tatoo ;)

    well, it's not a puffy because even though OpenBSD is my favorite I still like NetBSD and the BSD philosophy, and I think the lil'daemon looks terrific so ... here's Beastie with a Washburn guitar ;-)

    http://etudiant.epitech.net/~veins/tatoo.jpg

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    1. By Anonymous Coward (66.67.227.70) on

      > http://etudiant.epitech.net/~veins/tatoo.jpg

      I'm sure the ladies love it.

  9. By bla (62.85.49.190) oops@inbox.lv on

    http://edgars.dtg.lv/tatoo.jpg
    There is mine 3 weeks ago, 2hours after tatoo'ed :)
    Now it's much better, better colors :)

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    1. By Jeroen (213.84.80.73) on

      > http://edgars.dtg.lv/tatoo.jpg
      > There is mine 3 weeks ago, 2hours after tatoo'ed :)
      > Now it's much better, better colors :)

      Kewl! That rocks!

  10. By Anonymous Coward (24.179.97.37) on

    Whoa, that's newsworthy. I've got a wart on my right pinky!

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    1. By wob (71.196.135.56) wob@bonch.org on

      > Whoa, that's newsworthy. I've got a wart on my right pinky!

      Are the developers or users of OpenBSD NEVER allowed to have any fun, or express themselves in any other way but sheer nerd/geek talk?

      Man, get a grip. Stop taking everything so seriously. People are allowed to have a bit of fun, even on here.

      Personally, I think these tattoos are damn cool! Way to show your love for OpenBSD! :)

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      1. By veins (82.66.68.213) veins@evilkittens.org on http://www.evilkittens.org/

        > Are the developers or users of OpenBSD NEVER allowed to have any fun, or express themselves in any other way but sheer nerd/geek talk?
        >
        > Man, get a grip. Stop taking everything so seriously. People are allowed to have a bit of fun, even on here.
        >

        If the people that keep complaining about the quality of posts, the frequency of posts, and the topic of posts, were writing code instead of whining all the time, we would live in a better world. a world where they would just shut up and let other people enjoy undeadly :-)


        > Personally, I think these tattoos are damn cool! Way to show your love for OpenBSD! :)
        >

        Advocacy pushed to a new level ;-)
        ``girl: Aaaaaawwww the fish on your tatoo is SOOOOO cute :-)''
        ``dude: yeah ... you bet it is, now let me introduce you to OpenBSD ;)''

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