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by feld 10y ago
Not really. They're talking Raspberry PI type devices based on RISC-V on the market by late 2017. Source: MeetBSDCon 2016, update on RISC-V by the team who designed it.
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by feld 10y ago
You can literally do version control in the database as well. Upgrade and downgrade your entire scheme at will. Unfortunately the only open source software I'm aware of that does this is Archiveopteryx http://archiveopteryx.
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by feld 10y ago
Only in an imaginary world where everyone signed their zones
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by feld 10y ago
And if you want to write your web app in Python, you can still use capsicum http://www.freshports.org/devel/py-pycapsicum/ edit: people, if you have the skills please write more bindings for more languages
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by feld 10y ago
The invention of containers (FreeBSD jails) was to automate restoring vulnerable web apps that couldn't be patched / updated (edit: as well as allowing shared hosting with different perl requirements to co-exist on the same server
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by feld 10y ago
You can't have a mixed group chat between iMessage and SMS. If one person leaves the iMessage ecosystem there's no way to update the group chat to include you. This is like saying "I was in an IRC channel with friends but I l
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by feld 10y ago
I get chicken (leg quarters) for .39 a pound regularly. Normal grocery store prices are insane.
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by feld 10y ago
I think your definition of open source is much different than mine. Requiring cooperation or interaction with the community is very GNU / GPL mindset, not BSD. Many of us are perfectly OK with code drops.
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by feld 10y ago
pfsense has a strong team behind it as well as some FreeBSD committers/networking experts. Everything is fine.
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by feld 10y ago
This has nothing to do with their desire to use open source. In fact, it's blatantly against their goals.
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by feld 10y ago
It doesn't stop the flow of money, just requires that it's more fairly distributed throughout the party.
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by feld 10y ago
But you're verifying the signature of the tarball first, right?
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by feld 10y ago
fantastic, thanks :-)
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by feld 10y ago
ISPs wouldn't assign addresses to the IoT devices with IPv6 either...
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by feld 10y ago
Can you please report your findings if you haven't already? https://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-net
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by feld 10y ago
This is precisely why I'm against the Linux style "freeze software at version X" methodology.
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by feld 10y ago
Didn't they announce they weren't going to add the v12 features back because the number of power users were so few? I swear there was a blog post about this a couple years ago. edit: as for Quihoo 360: they may not be all bad. The
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by feld 10y ago
Sure, and things like the auto industry are increasingly becoming automated with robotics. So yes, we can manufacture things. We just can't pay people to do it. Not if we want to afford these nice shiny new things.
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by feld 10y ago
The amount of garbage and malware on the android app store. This includes fake apps trying to trick people makes the entire ecosystem toxic for any non-technical person (ie, someone who is also likely to click ads that fake UI elements like
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by feld 10y ago
It will be the next thing to get automated. Wake up people, the United States is a post-industrial society. We cannot manufacture things and pay people living wages to do it. We want things cheap and we want them now. Sorry. I'd rath
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by feld 10y ago
You solve it by re-training these people for other jobs (free education) and a minimum living wage.
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by feld 10y ago
I'll take this walled garden any day over Android's open community garden where the neighborhood stray cats have turned it into their personal litter box.
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by feld 10y ago
My manager did his thesis on this. Endace NICs, split traffic up and send to a cluster of IDS servers. Allows you to actually do line rate analysis. No need for FPGA/ASIC.
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by feld 10y ago
analysis, IDS, etc. The inability to analyze traffic at this rate is a serious problem. How do you study it to see how protocols can be improved? A lab environment cannot compare to real world traffic. How do you detect attacks (not DoS!) i
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by feld 10y ago
Yes, because an ISP has nothing better to do than waste money on contacting customers and telling them to unplug their refrigerators. Not going to happen.
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by feld 10y ago
...because they use DynDNS's services?
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by feld 10y ago
No, they just change in their system the IMEI or ESN that phone number is registered to so all incoming calls and texts start going to the phone the attacker owns. It's just social engineering where you pretend to be the customer and t
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by feld 10y ago
http://stevelosh.com/blog/2013/04/git-koans/
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by feld 10y ago
Thanks!
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by feld 10y ago
I have a qemu image of xenix that might exist on my website somewhere HTTPS://feld.me/pub

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