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by _0xdd 4y ago
For anyone interested in creating their own router running Linux or *BSD, check out the PC Engines APU2 series. Very inexpensive and uses coreboot.
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by _0xdd 4y ago
Pirates of Silicon Valley reference? :)
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by _0xdd 4y ago
A PC Engines board [1] running OpenBSD would be my preference, but at present it doesn't have the horsepower to route a gigabit of traffic on this OS. A worthy tradeoff, IMO, but others may disagree. Can run Linux or OPNsense [2], too,
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by _0xdd 4y ago
SerenityOS
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by _0xdd 4y ago
Heh, you would appreciate this... [1] [1] https://github.com/darcfx/darcfx-submissions/blob/master/vb/...
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by _0xdd 4y ago
I'm a BSD user, so I tend to gravitate towards using rcs. Took a little while to get the muscle memory down, but it does work well for keeping track of my dotfiles.
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by _0xdd 4y ago
Anybody got some BAS files so we can hack AOL? /s Clearly my age is showing...
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by _0xdd 4y ago
Reminds me of Soulver[0], one of my favorite macOS apps. [0] https://soulver.app/
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by _0xdd 4y ago
I used O3X for years until eventually migrating to a dedicated NAS box running FreeBSD. Lundman deserves all of the credit in the world for keeping ZFS alive on macOS.
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by _0xdd 4y ago
This article makes me feel old, because damn that is not a "very old machine."
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by _0xdd 4y ago
This is an awesome story. One of the reasons why I enjoy browsing the comments section here so much. Thank you for sharing!
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by _0xdd 4y ago
OpenBSD. The documentation is second to none.
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by _0xdd 4y ago
…for Workgroups?
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by _0xdd 4y ago
I love it. It’s about time they brought some personality back to the Mac. I miss things like the startup chime (it’s back!), the backlit Apple logo, the pulsating power light on the iMac G4 when the system was sleeping, etc. Apple got to a
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by _0xdd 4y ago
Someone really needs to write a book on this. I really miss those days. $IM_OFF