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Last I checked it is a different version of pf than the version shipped on OpenBSD. I think that OpenBSD tends to be better on laptops.

• icybox 5y ago
  Allegedly, OpenBSD devs run OpenBSD on their Thinkpads. FreeBSD devs use MacOS on their laptop ...
  • nix23 5y ago
    Don't watch to much youtube...freebsd dev's have the approach: The best tool for the task, hence zfs for saving data ;)
    • Aeronwen 5y ago
      I quit using ZFS when FreeBSD managed to somehow lose the entire zpool it was installed on. That was a long time ago, so I'd hope it's better now, but I've had no reason or inclination to waste my time with it since.
      • icybox 5y ago
        I've lost a 3T collection of HDTV movies back in the day (student) because of WD green drive that decided to return something else that was written to it in a USB box. Took me a while to realize what's going on, but seeing cksum errors when this particular drive was a member of zraid1, I didn't lose any more data (blocks with correct data and checksum were returned from pool) and was able to replace it on my schedule and money. Since then, I just don't feel like gambling on bitrot. Neither on movies, nor on family photos.
      • nix23 5y ago
        >ZFS when FreeBSD managed to somehow lose the entire zpool it was installed on Maybe freebsd...maybe user ;)