1MachineElf

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1. 1621.▲
   by 1MachineElf 7y ago

   I'm excited too. Up until now, I've been relying on mfsBSD for this - and it only solves the problem for server-like platforms with nothing but the bare CLI. It's still great for SuperMicro's virtual CD-ROM over IPMI.
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   NomadBSD(nomadbsd.org)

   122 points by 1MachineElf 7y ago|49 comments
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   by 1MachineElf 7y ago

   Thank you for creating Tildes, and open sourcing it. I was wondering if federation, like with GNU Social/Mastodon, was part of the overall roadmap. I.e., having two separate Tildes instances that can interact with each other. EDIT: Ok,
4. 1624.▲
   by 1MachineElf 7y ago

   Starting a spinoff is encouraged - it's open source: https://gitlab.com/tildes/tildes
5. 1625.▲
   by 1MachineElf 7y ago

   >I guess SQL over HTTP could be used to directly operate on databases from resource constrained devices that don't support the full socket library for whatever database you're using? Indeed. I think botnets could be an example
6. 1626.▲
   by 1MachineElf 7y ago

   Interesting how this and Valve's Proton[0] are both solutions to different cross-platform compatibility issues. [0] https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton
7. 1627.▲
   by 1MachineElf 7y ago

   Exfiltration of back-end data from a shelled webserver?
8. 1628.▲
   by 1MachineElf 7y ago

   Maybe it has something to do with how Twitter will suggest tweets to you that meet their algorithms' threshold for popularity when the account that tweeted them is simply one that the people you follow also happened to follow. Plus I t
9. 1629.▲
   by 1MachineElf 7y ago

   I was able to accomplish this with OpenBSD in 2016 by simply using the official docs. With Linux you'd be googling around for WireGuard, etc.
10. 1630.▲
    by 1MachineElf 7y ago

    Did you accomplish your weight loss while working manual labor 64hrs per week?
11. 1631.▲
    by 1MachineElf 7y ago

    The situation rules out Linux for many potential applications and side projects I might undertake.
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    How Linux creates sockets and counts them (2018)(ops.tips)

    3 points by 1MachineElf 7y ago|0 comments
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    by 1MachineElf 7y ago

    You are describing the derranged Tom amd Jerry boys in the 90s wished existed.