pacija

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by pacija 5y ago
I buy my Sony PlayStation games on physical media in six brick and mortar stores owned by three different brands in Belgrade, Serbia. There are also a few online retailers who will send you the disc and you pay the delivery guy with cash. S
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by pacija 5y ago
Yes
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by pacija 5y ago
300,000 of Serbs forced out of Croatia in period from 1991 to 1995. Where were US bombs to prevent that particular ethnic cleansing?
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by pacija 5y ago
Right, US stood up for Bosnians for the goodness of their hearts, not to weaken Serbs, historically Russian allies, and to signal Turkey and middle eastern oil holders "we support your foothold in Europe".
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by pacija 6y ago
"chop wood, draw water" means "standard daily chores". Perhaps in context of HN and modern times it could be replaced with "drive to work, write code". It is not that our complicated lives prevent us from enlig
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by pacija 6y ago
I guess this is a variation of "Before enlightenment - chop wood, draw water. After enlightenment - chop wood, draw water." Comparing acid trip on Burning Man to enlightenment is like comparing candle to the sun. Both emit light,
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by pacija 6y ago
I use source tracking rules on pf protecting my servers and firewall itself: https://www.openbsd.org/faq/pf/filter.html#stateopts
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by pacija 6y ago
Well tough luck for them because I am the boss :)
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by pacija 6y ago
Indeed comrade. The best way to remain an open society is by shielding ourselves from those evil authoritarians. With our firewall, of course.
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by pacija 6y ago
I was born in late 70s in Croatia (then Yugoslavia), moved in early 90s to Belgrade, Serbia, due to rise of nationalism and violence of official Croatian regime against Serbs. Not that official Serbian regime was any better in that regard,
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by pacija 6y ago
A great number of people, even smart ones, have been tricked into believing the Truth can be found on the Internet. It can't.
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by pacija 6y ago
I generally agree. Back in 80's, Romanian and Bulgarian construction workers lined up near "Park of Vuk" in Belgrade in hope to get daily construction site gig for cash. They aren't there since 90's when shit hit th
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by pacija 6y ago
I am getting impression that you are implying that living in Serbia is terrible, or at least worse than living in Romania. I live in Belgrade and I like it here. I visited Bucharest 2 years ago for EuroBSDcon and I liked it as well. Belgrad
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by pacija 6y ago
In a ZOO, animals are less likely to have sex than when living free. Just a thought :)
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by pacija 6y ago
Did I understand your point correctly, that you think that having less teen sex is a good thing? Also that it is ok to ruin young people's lives for having sex outside of apartments or hotel rooms?
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by pacija 6y ago
Back in a day, quite some time ago, I started screwing around when I was 16. Most of the parents were quite conservative so they didn't allow kids to do it at their places where we, kids, lived, at least not to their knowledge. But we
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by pacija 6y ago
Agreed. It includes a huge set of tools needed by admins dealing with fundamental stuff such as routing and firewalling. I guess people bashing it are more into higher application layers. Having pf, bgpd, ospfd, isakmpd etc. included in bas
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by pacija 6y ago
"Forever" You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means. ~ Inigo Montoya
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by pacija 6y ago
Some quite knowledgeable people in the field of BSD networking, including Henning Brauer, maintainer of OpenBSD's PF, have little love for instruction given on site you are linking to: https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&
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by pacija 6y ago
You are right about them being much more than chroot, the ability to limit device access and set other resource limits has been possible since a long time ago. VNET jails, introduced fairly recently (12.0-RELEASE with GENERIC kernel, 11.0-R
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by pacija 6y ago
FreeBSD jails are additional jailed (chrooted) userlands using kernel of the host. They can be as fat as complete FreeBSD userland, or as thin as just a few binaries and libraries necessary to run particular service. https://www.
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by pacija 7y ago
What also matters is the fact that my post you replied to has been flagged, thus rendered invisible, even though it only states verifiable fact, albeit not popular one. Keep on rockin' in the Free World :)