gonzo

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by gonzo 11y ago
I also lift. You're not going to be able to maintain the peak required for PRs week over week. Don't even try. Take the gains as they come, focus on your training, diet and sleep. If you feel like you're not improving, chan
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by gonzo 11y ago
a) I hope you're looking at 2.3. I agree than the PHP in previous versions was abhorrent. Going forward, the plan is to eliminate the PHP. b) if you're serious about greppable bugs, please open bug reports (redmine.pfsense.org)
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by gonzo 11y ago
Thank you!
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by gonzo 11y ago
> I wouldn't recommend it for datacenter or medium/large enterprise use. Fortunately (for us), the large consulting firms disagree with your assessment.
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by gonzo 11y ago
you are welcome. thanks for your support.
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by gonzo 11y ago
Thanks. It's what I run at home.
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by gonzo 11y ago
https://github.com/pfsense/pfsense Have at it.
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by gonzo 11y ago
Do you have specific points here?
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by gonzo 11y ago
While what you say is in some sense true, we also make fairly large contributions back to FreeBSD as well. Case-in-point: AES-GCM, including AES-NI support, and support for same for IPsec. There are other, more minor contributions, such as
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by gonzo 11y ago
agreed
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by gonzo 11y ago
Actual numbers, with the test harness that was used to generate them: https://github.com/gvnn3/netperf/tree/master/Documentation
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by gonzo 11y ago
True story: (dad and granddad owned a water well firm in NV) I was sent out to assemble a windmill one day. All the precut/predrilled angle iron was banded. There was a wooden box with the bolts, nuts and (cast) head. When I got to the
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by gonzo 11y ago
Like they do with their Freestyle product?
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by gonzo 11y ago
I've been running FreeBSD with i3 on a x230 (i7, 16GB, Samsung 850 SSD) for about a year. jim@x230:~ % sysctl hw.physmem hw.model kern.version hw.physmem: 16826937344 hw.model: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3520M CPU @ 2.90GHz kern.ve
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by gonzo 11y ago
In a word: Fracing. Ever hear of it? Peak oil isn't about running out of oil, it's about running out of cheap oil. Oil production in the US had peaked around 1970, as Hubbard predicted. Peak production in the US was November 19
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by gonzo 11y ago
Eric S. Raymond is a known contributor to NTPsec.
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by gonzo 11y ago
> > a significant number of adherents of Islam hold ideas that are incompatible with an open society. A significant number of adherents of Christianity also hold ideas that are incompatible with an open society.
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by gonzo 11y ago
It was covered in middle and high school for me, but that was the 70s.
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by gonzo 11y ago
Sure, but they still need to lookup the name.
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by gonzo 11y ago
Not everyone, no.
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by gonzo 11y ago
Depends on workload. Compare pmc data for instructions retired .vs processor unhalted.
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by gonzo 11y ago
Libuinet is a userspace port of the FreeBSD stack that can be run lockless.
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by gonzo 11y ago
FreeBSD is not developing nosh as a replacement for init. Someone in the FreeBSD community is developing nosh, and it might, someday, be a replacement for init. Might. (I'm responsible for the IPSec bits in that report, and one of my
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by gonzo 11y ago
LEGO-like surfaces are more difficult to make than you might appreciate. (Smallworks.com)
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by gonzo 11y ago
I get a Vail "Epic" (season) pass every year for a Christmas present. Experiences, not things.
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by gonzo 11y ago
People know you're not a poseur by how you act in the line-up, and how you surf.
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by gonzo 11y ago
"Surfing sucks. Don't try it."
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by gonzo 11y ago
http://www.ntpsec.org
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by gonzo 11y ago
Welcome, fellow time geek.
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by gonzo 11y ago
"Core fielded an enquiry about NextBSD and whether this should be the future direction for the whole FreeBSD project. Core's position is that NextBSD is an interesting project, and we regard it, like the other BSD projects, as a p

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