gonzo

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by gonzo 10y ago
FreeBSD is our upstream, and we donate quite a bit there.
482.
by gonzo 10y ago
The MT work is important, don't be so ready to dismiss it. There has also been work on speeding up pf outside of the MT work.
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by gonzo 10y ago
There are exactly two things I dislike about openbsd. One is the past behavior of one developer who claimed to reverse engineer code that obviously wasn't. The other is a mistake made in 2003, to which they've still not owned up.
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by gonzo 10y ago
I'm at a loss as to what you're referring to here. The Font Awesome icons used in 2.3 and forward are located in /usr/local/www/vendor/font-awesome we can (and do) use the GUI when there is no WAN connecti
485.
by gonzo 10y ago
> Metro Austin has 2 million people. All of them seem to be driving on Interstate 35 all the time. Not really, no. Author is a professor at Rice. In Houston.
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by gonzo 10y ago
> FWIW, pfSense has been basically stock FreeBSD + software/skin for the past couple of years. While we try to move things upstream as much as possible, there are still patches in pfSense that don't make sense for FreeBSD. >
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by gonzo 10y ago
the most direct path would be to get the OpenBSD pf into FreeBSD, but including all the performance work that has been done.
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by gonzo 10y ago
Mostly because m0n0wall was written on top of FreeBSD.
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by gonzo 10y ago
The answer here is 'Yes'. TSO and routing / packet filtering are incompatible. https://wiki.freebsd.org/10gFreeBSD/Router#Disabling_LRO_and...
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by gonzo 10y ago
Understood. It wasn't provided in the example, because it is not a user-entered item and is rarely displayed on the screen. It is typically an index. In other cases (perhaps) because people who originally wrote it knew no better. (T
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by gonzo 10y ago
SafeStack first, but that's where we're headed. There is still a lot of clean-up.
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by gonzo 10y ago
it's an example.
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by gonzo 10y ago
There is actually work going into 2.4 that should further rectify the situation. pfSenseHelpers.js ( https://github.com/pfsense/pfsense/commit/f0136b178022cf3b04... ) now contains code that intercepts clicks on
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by gonzo 10y ago
> I also think the pfSense CEO has a massively inflated ego and pays little homage to the roots of his software. The Netgate CEO is a woman. (I am not the CEO.)
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by gonzo 10y ago
> Prior to, I think, 2.4 2.3 (which got Strongswan), but yeah. 2.4 isn't released yet.
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by gonzo 10y ago
> Last time I checked, pfSense was good at firewalling but bad at everything else security-wise. > - Web panel allows root code execution on the device (every XSS is full RCE!) Mostly, but not absolutely true, and being addressed. &gt
497.
by gonzo 10y ago
I've also reversed my stance on openbsd, and personally apologized to Henning. But none of that is public before now.
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by gonzo 10y ago
Or ... Stored. Which is the problem. If we really did eliminate the excess, nobody would be overweight.
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by gonzo 10y ago
And refunds for ex-EU corps
500.
by gonzo 10y ago
Still riding my 1992 Gary Fisher "Super Caliber".
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by gonzo 10y ago
> "This isn't just theoretical, it actually happened to Colin Percival, a very experienced crypto developer, in his backup program tarsnap." Colin was using AESCTR+HMAC rather than GCM, but there was a nonce reuse bug six
502.
by gonzo 10y ago
And Brother, and HP.
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by gonzo 10y ago
Kris Moore reports that TrueOS (previously PC-BSD) works on the X1 Carbon 4th gen except for resume.
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by gonzo 10y ago
After a decade on MacBooks, I've just gone the same route as the author. Ubuntu on an X1 Carbon 4th gen. After moving to 16.10, the only thing that doesn't work is the fingerprint reader. I also buy the systems for most of the dev
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by gonzo 10y ago
> We need another closed-source unix/linux-based operating system that throws away X.org and its attempted modern replacements, that can directly compete with OS X. Jordan Hubbard is at iXsystems now. FreeNAS/TrueNAS & PC
506.
by gonzo 10y ago
Ask a graybeard.
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by gonzo 10y ago
Jordan works for IXsystems (freenas, trueos) now.
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by gonzo 10y ago
Ran Macs for the last decade. Started experimenting with an x230 + FreeBSD -HEAD (i3wm) about a year ago. It took a while to get setup, but everything works, including resume. Just started using Ubuntu 16.04 on a X1 Carbon 4th gen. Pretty
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by gonzo 10y ago
There is a FreeBSD implementation as well. https://wiki.freebsd.org/SummerOfCode2016/TCP-IP-RegressionT...
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by gonzo 10y ago
> You will have to claw my x201 out of my cold dead hands, I've not found a single notebook (even the newer ThinkPads) that are as comfortable to use. I've got no crummy trackpad wasting space and a 16:10 display that's de

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