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OpenBSD 7.4

If anything is broken, it's probably due to the upgrade to 7.4. Exciting as always. Clever people would make packages for all their custom softwares and rebuild those for a new release; a perhaps less ideal method involves running across core files until the custom softwares can all be rebuilt.

On an unrelated note, bifcau (wind lack) has nothing to do with bifce (wasp) despite "bif" looking like it might belong to bifce. Rafsi may or may not be related to the associated gismu.

    brife   (gismu)
            $x_{1}$ is a breeze/wind/gale from direction $x_{2}$ with speed $x_{3}$; $x_{1}$ blows from $x_{2}$.
            GLOSS breeze, wind (breeze)
            RAFSI bi'e bif
            NOTES See also {tcima}.
            RELAT tcima

    bifce   (gismu)
            $x_{1}$ is a bee/wasp/hornet of species/breed $x_{2}$.
            GLOSS bee
            RAFSI bic
            NOTES See also {cinki}, {sfani}, {lakse}.
            RELAT cinki lakse sfani

"wasp lack" meanwhile would likely be bicycau from bifce claxu.

    ta'a ga'inai xu do ckaji le ka bicycau

"Pardon me, sir, are you characterized by a lack of stinging flying insect(s)?" which is a fussy and long way to express what might be said shorter with "xu do claxu le bifce" or "xu do bicycau". The correct answer is usually, but not always, "go'i".

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