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FreeBSD Fridays
(freebsdfoundation.org)
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Not job related but have a look at Xplore and get your hands on a Mainframe and Cobol: https://www.ibm.com/it-infrastructure/z/education/zxplore
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Maybe it's the stagnation in our field the "it's good enough" mentality.
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4y ago
Second that....that statement would be even sad (maybe even more) in the 60's.
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Please don't criticize him, he try's since years to create a hard real time os in elixir, with his favorite editor emacs...programmed in lisp ;-) No success in the foreseeable future i think.
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The dedicated server is included in the game...
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https://www.sis.gov.uk/index.html >We work overseas to help make the uk a safer and more prosperous place The self reflection on that sentence is pretty low tbh.
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But to be honest SpyGame is kind of a accurate picture..well minus the Hollywood-additions.
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You use unfree Linux too...for example google. What people seam to forget, under GPL you don't need to give your code back if your DON'T redistribute it. And that's why google forbids the use of AGPL internally. >You mean
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>Linus Tovalds springs to mind and is the 'owner' of the particular OS the article's author was writing about. Linux is just a Kernel, and Linus is the copyright-owner (of Linux (the brand)), not the 'owner' of c
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>If you consume them you don't impact me But your insurance, and with that your pocket, and smoking outside also is also not impacting you...Or only very indirectly...
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True words...i had the same way behind me, but from arch to freebsd ~10 years ago ;) But really this Post speaks greatly out of my heart.
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And the same with marijuana, sugar, citric acid in drinks and alcohol....right? Then next barbecue because of the carcinogens, and making fire overall (tar).
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Yes and? Most US TOS's are illegal in the EU anyway. Cant make money with your Gamer-Card? Well then all let's players on youtube have a problem.
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>The biggest country in Europe is Russia Just a part of russia is europe...being as pedantic as you: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ural_Mountains
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Its: Open Computing [video]
(youtube.com)
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>Modern operating systems adhere to a pretty rigid formula. They all have users with password-protected accounts and secure files. They all have restrictions to keep programs from breaking stuff. That design has been common for a long ti
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>since Nvidia let you use regular GPUs for research which end up cheaper than cloud GPUs. Funfact, that's illegal in Europe, producers have no right to tell you what to do with their products and your property.
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>I haven't lost data User error...both with btrfs and zfs ;)
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>so XFS it was because it sounded cooler. That's what redhat though ;)
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Oh yeah, i like reliable filesystems like xfs or zfs ;)
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I never say anything about tick "all boxes" but instead having your students install 100vm's you could just have setup a sandbox for them. >works offline Yeah that's not a thing when you learn CS. >use GUI programs
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>whatsapp/signal Hint, it's not the application you use but the microphone/speaker itself.
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The definition of fire is kind of not precise, Humans are on fire (burning calories with oxygen) well nearly everything in contact with oxygen is "on traditional fire", burning alcohol is invisible and no smoke, and the sun does n
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>You are at sdf? Yes ;) for netbsd and plan9/9front (9p.sdf.org) Got my account ~3 years ago an validated it immediately, it's fast and simple (at least with paypal). For plan9 you don't need validation just create a new a
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Yeah or just make a account on sdf.org. And why more then one GUI-linux-vm?...i personally would just connect (ssh or mosh) to sdf (NetBSD) for C, sh, python etc on sdf.org. BSD's and linux are 90% the same and the rest is not hard to
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It's a bit a unfair comparison because you have include the ZFS-Arc AND Inact ("buffer" in the other test). Also tested under virtualbox = less drivers, buffer flushed, pipewire linux, pulse-audio freebsd? and so on...it'
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>Vatican City is not in the EU. Too bad eh? But schengen..and thinking about it switzerland too, hey criminals! You are once again welcomed to give us (switzerland) the money, because you cant use it somewhere else....what a excellent id
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>at no cost to government and academic researchers, I really don't know why you try to change history, your own Wikipedia sentence says that it was just free for gov and edu.
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Nxsys Subway Signalling Simulator
(bernardgreenberg.com)
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