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gonzopancho
1y ago
You seem to not understand the difference between a fact "The disputed domain name <opnsense.com> was registered on April 8, 2014, and is not pointed to an active website." and an assertion or claim, "The Complainant fu
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gonzopancho
1y ago
I'm not lying. From the URL --- The Complainant is the owner of the European Union trademark registration Nos. 012771457 for OPNSENSE (figurative mark), filed on April 8, 2014 and registered on August 20, 2014, for goods in class 9, an
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gonzopancho
1y ago
We already have a linux-based product (TNSR). Bringing that tech stack to a firewall is a logical move.
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gonzopancho
1y ago
yes, I'm sure that FreeBSD actually does enjoy all of his work on OpenZFS and epoch-based reclamation.
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gonzopancho
1y ago
the routers were based on the Vyatta stack. The WiFi APs were not
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gonzopancho
1y ago
nobody stole anything.
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gonzopancho
1y ago
yes, I contracted with Matt Macy, and I'd do it again, but he's well-employed now. Funny how you didn't complain about his current employment at AWS, or his previous work at iX Systems (trueNAS, primarily responsible for the
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1y ago
I ask that you provide evidence of your assertions: - they’re shit at accepting contributions - they’re shit at providing attribution - they’re shit at providing any support whatsoever to anyone who prefers other hardware (even with their p
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gonzopancho
1y ago
this is why TNSR was API first with a CLI. https://docs.netgate.com/tnsr/en/latest/basics/config-databa... We have a lot of requests for a GUI, so one is in development.
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1y ago
the entire desktop line from Netgate is fanless.
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1y ago
> They hired the original author of pfsense to build them a firewall based on Debian from scratch when they realized vyatta wasn't going to meet their needs. The UDM kernel is very much not OpenWRT You're (perhaps unintentional
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1y ago
> I'd love to see OpenWRT take a (deserved) bite out of the "SMB firewall vendors" like Netgate I'll just leave this here: https://www.netgate.com/blog/pfsense-software-embraces-chang... OPNsense
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1y ago
ASICs require years to develop and aren’t flexible once deployed
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gonzopancho
1y ago
When originally published they wouldn’t even ack Patrick Kelsey, the author of libuinet or that they had forked libuinet. Now they say this: “Thanks to libplebnet and libuinet this work became a lot easier.” F-stack is literally forked lib
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gonzopancho
1y ago
Didn’t Cutler design Mach?
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gonzopancho
1y ago
The auto bailouts were started by Bush https://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/20/business/20auto.html
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1y ago
Scrubbed
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gonzopancho
1y ago
We had that in 2020
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gonzopancho
1y ago
And the current administration is unlikely to help Taiwan in the event of said invasion.
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gonzopancho
1y ago
And how will not having semi-reliable data affect Wall St?
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gonzopancho
1y ago
Born and raised in Vegas. My father was also born and lived his entire life in Vegas. You’re not wrong.
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gonzopancho
16y ago
By this logic, Sprint is now in a pickle.
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gonzopancho
16y ago
Who is to say that Sprint won't get acquired by AT&T?
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gonzopancho
16y ago
The license of glibc is a red herring. The issue is google's copying of GPL headers.
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gonzopancho
16y ago
perhaps when I get my cupcake fully assembled. (I'm the guy who made the Lego case for iPhone 4, so I've got the dimensionally down.)
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16y ago
yes
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gonzopancho
16y ago
Left out of all of this is that Sam Leffler found this bug when he was incorporating the OCF into FreeBSD. Yet the team at OpenBSD has never credited him. Why?
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16y ago
Rob probably just wanted into the kid's pants.
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gonzopancho
16y ago
I live in Hawaii.
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gonzopancho
16y ago
My wife had an 88 SR5 pickup when we met. Now we have an 88 land cruiser and a 74 fj40
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