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4y ago
Yes, at least for Arch and Debian (the only two i searched for)
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4y ago
I cant even argue about that mentality of beein so against changes. It's for sending emails...gosh...have you said the same about the git change? Btw if you just used sendmail..always..my condolences.
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4y ago
Why? But anyway, you can install it from ports if you wish ;)
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4y ago
Oh yes!! That is the right decision!! And maybe also change NTP to DNTPD or NTPsec..maybe?
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4y ago
I like FreeBSB too...well it's my main system since years >8 probably. But if it need's to be linux then Alpine Arch Crux....or the RHEL's Debian's...if i really have to use them.
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4y ago
Being a BSD user myself, i just said that Windows is easier (overall). I especially talk about Active Directory and Group Policies, on Windows a matter of Hour's on Linux/BSD (a comparable system)...Weeks? But yes *nix is much mor
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4y ago
Why do you compare a Russian proxy army (Wagner) with a private intelligence agency payed by a state to prevent loosing a World-cup? The rest of your questions are so ridiculous one could argue that you are on drugs...just stupid argumentat
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4y ago
>I think Arch and FreeBSD have a lot in common, Well yes sure, Arch was made with Crux in mind, and Crux is: https://crux.nu/ >>CRUX is a lightweight Linux distribution for the x86-64 architecture targeted at exper
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4y ago
I absolutely love AdaCore, last employer (~6 years ago) worked heavily with Ada and AdaCore, the support from them was just mind-blowing, sounds like a advertisement i know, but not often have i seen something like it..well maybe from SGI a
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4y ago
>>Qatar orchestrated a large-scale and long-standing intelligence operation against FIFA officials with the help of former CIA operatives. >>To do this, Qatar hired American private firm: Global Risk Advisors (GRA). Have you eve
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4y ago
Yes Windows is also easier then Linux...true.
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4y ago
But Linux is not made for long running systems, you make a image and throw it away if it's not booting anymore, it's like smartphones and ioT devices, if they stop booting throw them away, linux and it's filesystems are good
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4y ago
> The steam client is still 32bits, statically load "libX11" libs, statically load libGL. Yes and you can't play HalfLife2 (the Linux native one) on inode64 filesystems. https://github.com/ValveSoftware
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4y ago
Please just stop using twitter, it's a emotion machine to generate hype/hate, if your a good human and/or techie stay away from that place, maybe you also want to stay away from github too.
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4y ago
Yes, much easier, Linux is a mess, the firewall disgusting, LVM...buah. The only problem BSD have, are drivers. But you obviously never worked with BSD...unbloated systems ARE easier to use.
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4y ago
You misunderstand it, if you don't need sudo you probably better uninstall it, what's your "real-world"-problem with that? If you work with images you might want to "deinstall" root as well....
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4y ago
>Setting up NFSv4, I spent two evenings on that before abandoning it. That's really a bit of a pain (lack of a good tutorial/doc) >Virtual network for a bunch of jails with nat. I solved that this way: Create'd a vnet h
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FreeBSD comes to Amazon's lightweight hypervisor
(theregister.com)
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4y ago
>I believe it will have it's day in sun soon enough. I really hope that for the dev's, they make an excellent job!
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4y ago
I changed to cataclysm, but maybe i should give df another try. https://cataclysmdda.org/
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4y ago
Zeal is great but we should also mention https://kapeli.com/dash because zeal can use the docsets from dash for free, pretty nice i would say, and worth supporting dash if you have a mac.
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4y ago
>AC beat DC Well that's not true, especially not in a data-center. It's just better for general long-distance energy transfer.
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4y ago
That's just not true, it's not just apple but also SGI, maybe not directly desktop but workstation for sure.
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4y ago
UK Government also scans all internet traffic and save's it 3 days.
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4y ago
Since Netflix is NOT deploying it's code/Devices to users it would be exactly the same with a GPL. >it says "use my work and don't give anything back". That's not written. But compared to GPL you just could
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4y ago
>the switch would need to support it That's what i was thinking and brought up multipath and not LACP ;)
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4y ago
I don't talk directly about Youtube, but also serving Disney, hula, but ESPECIALLY national/continental portals like Arte.tv, Play-SRF, ARD-Mediathek etc.
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4y ago
I really think Netflix could make some good money being a multimedia-cdn (even for "competitors")
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4y ago
Bring it to the max with multipath ;) since you have already Freebsd, no need to throw those beautiful reliable thing's away, maybe just buy a second...third? Dirt-cheap 100MBit card: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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4y ago
In switzerland no one would buy anything else then a symetric connection, normaly it's 1g/1g and for the same price if available 10g/10g
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