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by tachion 10y ago
You pretty much answered your own question. First, they have 'too many', second, if they dont, they oversubscribe, third, after running your business for a while, you can do some math on your stats and predict future demand with a
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FreeBSD Issue #1 [pdf](support.rossw.net)
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by tachion 10y ago
While this is not yet officially out, since there was no announcement made, we're very close to official release. Be aware, that this may, or may not, use the images available right now, so hold your horses until the announcement is ma
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by tachion 10y ago
A lot of these points have been addressed in one way or another - 11.0-RELEASE has a new installer dialog[0] with multiple hardening options available. These are OFF by default in 11.0-RELEASE due to POLA principle, but they are to be enabl
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by tachion 10y ago
How about I pick team with 3 ops persons I know, and all of them are better programmers than some of the professional developers I had to work with? And they also can do marketing and sales! ;) How come this approach can sound insane, but
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by tachion 10y ago
Well, mostly because you don't have the years of experience in doing it, pretty much that. Because most of devs live only on their laptops ('works for me' syndrome), without thinking about networking, hardware underlying, OS
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by tachion 10y ago
Sure, sometimes you cant have it all, but in my experience (and hey, I am aware that I'm biased here!) I've seen ops engineers being better at programming than developers at doing ops. Another reason why I'd prefer to have 2
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by tachion 10y ago
What does the fact that developers are expensive has in common with infrastructure/ops? You mean that developers shouldn't be working on it? I couldn't agree more, just like I wouldn't like my dentist being my heart surg
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by tachion 10y ago
Not only it supports both PV and HVM (with PVHVM in works) but also it can run as a dom0.
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by tachion 10y ago
Or worse, if management says about 'Java Build Engineer' (who's main task was setting up extremely poorly written Jenkins jobs) 'He is a Build Engineer, I think he can build stuff' and puts him in charge of designin
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by tachion 10y ago
To be honest, I am not sure there are such plans. First of all, there's that discussion (and lack of agreement) between FBSD implementation author and the ASLR idea author on what's the 'L' there really is (or what it sh
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by tachion 10y ago
This is not exactly what happened. People behind HardenedBSD code take criticism of their code personally and are very, very, very reluctant to adhere to advices on correction of the code, or design or even processes around their code(one o
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by tachion 10y ago
On another note, have YOU donated[0] yet? :) 0. https://www.freebsdfoundation.org/donate/
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by tachion 10y ago
There's also some work around the OS installer to implement a new menu where OS security features are turnable, it wasnt on the report, but I hope it gets to the 11.0-RELEASE.
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by tachion 10y ago
More and more I get the feeling this is a result of some giant illusion of 'serverless fairy tale, ops skills and competent infrastructure people are no longer needed' a huge part of IT market tries to live in...
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Worlds first graphene battery presented(en.yibada.com)
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by tachion 10y ago
> Am I misunderstanding something, or isn't this the definition of a salaried position? I dont know where are you coming from, but one person being able to demand unlimited amount of unpaid work from another person is called slavery
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by tachion 10y ago
My partner, a developer, got fired (well, the job offer was retracted after a very well performed internship) for kindly questioning two points of the contract: one about unlimited unpaid overtime, and second one about losing all intellectu
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by tachion 10y ago
Do some digging about Poland in XV century, it was a home of huge amount of peacefully coexisting cultures for few centuries.
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by tachion 10y ago
Any advice for someone interested purely in CPU cores/speed, power consumption, large amounts of ECC memory, silence and some storage options (like 2.5" SSD fitting the box) but not at all in GPU power, when it comes to such small
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2016 Python Developers Survey results by JetBrains(jetbrains.com)
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by tachion 10y ago
I've not said OP should be quiet, nor it was my intention to imply so. I simply felt strange to read complaints about something, that the OP's country excels at. Shall it be connected with some awareness about that fact (much more
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by tachion 10y ago
Not that I dont feel sorry for the author of the story, since this is terrible experience, no matter who experiences it, but as an American, a citizen of a country that has one of most restrictive and humiliating border procedures around th
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FreeBSD 10.3 officially supported on Microsoft Azure(azure.microsoft.com)
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Live Stream of FreeBSD Dev Summit from BSDCan 2016(youtube.com)
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Zfsd(8), the ZFS fault management daemon lands in FreeBSD(lists.freebsd.org)
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by tachion 10y ago
I really like to ask, if someone has Git preference, or is Git the only thing they know, enforcing VCS === Git point of view on everyone around...
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Citrix Xen Server 7 released(citrix.com)
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by tachion 10y ago
I wonder if we'll see a move towards getting Docker working on FreeBSD using either Jails or bhyve finally, since it talks about using bhyve hypervisor... That would be really great.
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by tachion 10y ago
Same here, I was using Firefox on Mac for years, but recently I had to move away from it because it was the most CPU/RAM consuming process on my machine, constantly lagging, hanging, crashing... I'd love to get back, but you guys

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