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I've downloaded the file image from the openbsd website and ignored the fact that there was no sha256 with the download as it said there would be. I've tried installing it and the installer will let you over ride the fact there is no sha256 to check but I am concerned.

This install was only a trial run to see if it would work nicely on the Lenovo M900 Tiny I bought.

It has installed properly but I would like to reinstall it now with sha256 checked. Where can I find the file that includes it? or is it listed somewhere on the site? Because I'd just use Get-FileHash with Powershell to check it.

I want to use a small desktop as a second router behind my virgin router to separate a home lab from my other devices at home. I was looking at refurbished Lenovos with the intention of adding a usb ethernet adapter.

It will be the first time I've tried this and so don't want to spend a fortune.

Can anyone recommend anything that is known to work well? and doesn't cost a fortune.

I've gotten to quite like using lisp and would like to know as many places as possible I can make use of it. I already use it for writing scripts in Gimp. I use Maxima CAS (I'm an Open University student doing Bsc Mathematics) but have not seen how I can use pure lisp with it. I've also started learning to use emacs and have heard lisp is used to write scripts/macros.

Any tips and pointers for further practice would be appreciated :)

As the title says, I'm wondering if script-fu will always be an option or if it will go the way perl did and get removed.

Do any of the developers know?

I've gotten to like lisp and it would be nice to know there's always somewhere familiar I can use it :)