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tachion
11y ago
Yggdrasil! ;)
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tachion
11y ago
Oh, and that too: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2519519/Muslim-Patro...
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tachion
11y ago
Really? http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2519519/Muslim-Patro...
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tachion
11y ago
It's quite funny to say so, especially I've seen a (BBC, I think) news/document about exactly such things happening. Unless of course it was all fake, and they all were actors or it wasnt in Luton...
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tachion
11y ago
I think he was talking more about places like Luton, where number of times it was reported as a hostile place for britons with a message of 'this is a muslim place now' and unlawful enforcement of sharia laws on common people.
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FreeBSD Bhyve hypervisor supporting Windows UEFI guests
(svnweb.freebsd.org)
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tachion
11y ago
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11y ago
> Nobody who built containers before Docker came along shipped an operating system in the image. Now we have gigabytes of Ubuntu alongside nginx thanks to Docker. Cool. This couldnt be more false - other systems had containers capabiliti
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Mobile and desktop Safari world wide crash
(theverge.com)
3 points
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11y ago
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Ansible 2.0 released
(ansible.com)
265 points
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11y ago
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82 comments
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11y ago
I'd rather not have any infrastructure, than to run OVH servers. This is least reliable company out there, that fails its customers in every possible way every now and then. Friends dont let friends use OVH. Go with Hetzner or Online i
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PlayStation 4 jailbroken
(twitter.com)
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11y ago
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BTC 1.25 bounty for fixing Chromium on FreeBSD
(github.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
This only happens when we're (and I do mean all of us, not only a general IT crowd, but people, society as a whole) are too serious about ourselves, up to the level of butt-tight about it. I can't get insulted by the shiny pile, I
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tachion
11y ago
Congratulations on new release! Sadly, still without FreeBSD Jails support, that was sort-of promised around 1.0...
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tachion
11y ago
Damn that name! Now I have to rename my software for automatically translating GitHub pull requests into Bugzilla bugs ;)
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PyTexas 2015 Videos Available
(youtube.com)
1 points
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11y ago
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11y ago
So you seem to actually worry about hosting and servers, despite you saying you do not ;)
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11y ago
Congratulations on the launch! And I am also happy to announce, that the official command line tool, b2, is already ported to FreeBSD: http://www.freshports.org/devel/b2/
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11y ago
There are other things to try out as well, if you're into experimentation: FreeBSD's bare Jails[0], JetPack[1] (FreeBSD based AppC implementation) and iocage[2] (Docker-ish userland wrapper for Jails and ZFS). Give them a chance,
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NeXTBSD aka FreeBSD X
(slideshare.net)
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11y ago
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11y ago
What suprises me is how often Bash is being used as 'the shell' and software projects use it, even when they could simply call /bin/sh instead. This is particularly bad for people who port software to other platforms (wh
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tachion
11y ago
What are those exactly? Docker seems to me more like a userland glue for kernel based containers, and since it's starting to support FreeBSD Jails, I dont see why again it has to lead to Linux only, instead to FreeBSD OR Linux (or anyt
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11y ago
In my personal case I am not sure if it didnt end up 'bad' for me. The first language I've learned was 6502 ASM on C64 (and learned is a word of many degrees here, I can't say I've written anything serious in it, ev
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11y ago
I dont know about Linux, but if you'd be comfortable leaving it-is-linux-only-that-exists land, then PC-BSD[0], which is a desktop focused distro of FreeBSD[1], allows you running your browser in a Jail[2], which is a container technol
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11y ago
> That's not the point... by bringing up age as an important factor, you are then discounting the work. I think this isnt valid in this case - the work is more impressive exactly because it is being done by someone that young, and
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Docker on FreeBSD coming to FreeNAS?
(freenas.org)
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11y ago
Thanks for the coaching offer, its really nice of you! However, you could consider writing a set of ramping up tutorials on using vim/spf13 and publish them somwhere, so that more than one person at a time could use your hard work.
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11y ago
I've tried switching to VIM (from few years of using Sublime) few times already, but failed every single time: bare VIM is too dysfunctional to my taste and ways of working with text editor (missing tabs, file/folder treee view, e
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11y ago
You should report this scenario to PyPy - they're waiting for and love examples where Python is faster than PyPy.
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Eagle Energy – Caffeine vapourizer
(eagleenergyvapor.com)
1 points
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tachion
11y ago
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