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by tachion 11y ago
Well, if you want to sue them for $50k, and the cost of defense is $500k and your case is 90% chance to be lost, then the solution is quite simple - settle the case for 50k.
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by tachion 11y ago
This is not the only difference between the justice systems in US and EU (EU is what I consider to be elswhere): in US the case is the battle between boths sides lawyer, and the judge is simply a watching function, that a the end calls the
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by tachion 11y ago
There are other countries, where this issue is solved (more or less) by the fact that the side which have lost the case is covering trial costs. This does stop 'court trolling' because even is the cost of winning the case is highe
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Building a Distributed Hypervisor on FreeBSD [video](youtube.com)
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by tachion 11y ago
There are competitive services available, you know. You could host yourself with Gitweb, Gitlab or if that's not your cup of tea, then simply switch to Bitbucket - they're even allowing private repos for free! Vote with your legs.
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by tachion 11y ago
For anyone interested, here's the current FreeBSD's implementation code review thread: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D473
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by tachion 11y ago
[Author here] LDAPass is a Python/Flask simple web application that aims to make Unix/Linux LDAP user account passwords manageable by their users without involvement of DevOps/SysAdmin resources in a simple, non complicated a
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Show HN: Simple app for managing LDAP users passwords (my first usable project)(github.com)
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by tachion 11y ago
My main gripe with 'BASH scripts' is that in most cases they could simply be 'Shell scripts' and in most cases they call and require Bash for no reason at all ;)
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by tachion 11y ago
Same here. But I'll keep using Firefox because I cant stand what Chrome is doing with my cpu/memory/privacy and I want to keep Safari (the less 'usable' browser) for work related stuff and Firefox for personal ones,
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by tachion 11y ago
It does sound like it, especially after the announcement that was just made, the guy was aware he's online for the whole time. That, or he's really good at impro, either way, nice feeling to have a man behind these playlists.
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by tachion 11y ago
The quality of Mail.app in last months was so poor that after years of swithing from webmail to Mail.app, I've went back to webmail to have a usable mail client again. And hey, lower interruption noise comes free! ;)
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About the OS X Yosemite v10.10.4 Update(support.apple.com)
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FreeBSD Support for Leap Seconds(freebsd.org)
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by tachion 11y ago
How come you havent noticed?! The number! 18! Come on, Ruby is on 2, Python struggles to get to 3 and Java tries to catch poorely with 8...
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by tachion 11y ago
One thing - Netmap, that can give you speeds like ~10mpps. It was first developed for FreeBSD and there was a proposition for Linux to adopt the code, but for some reason they havent. Since then, Linux tries to catch up, but its not like Fr
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by tachion 11y ago
Not to mention they're paid solutions, closed source and are horrible for battery life. Their only advantage is nice set of GUI tools and tight OS X integration.
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by tachion 11y ago
It is in fact - it is called The BSD Hypervisor [1] and so far it exists only on FreeBSD, and this is where it was born. There are some forks to port it to other platforms (like Joyent's SmartOS) but they're closed and not out yet
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by tachion 11y ago
The title is a bit misleading, it could say 'Xhyve – Lightweight Virtualization for OS X based on FreeBSD's Bhyve'
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by tachion 11y ago
Most likely it will - some talking about that was already happening on IRC ;) However, its a bit shame, that company that gets so much from BSD's (OSX userland is FreeBSD derived) have not decided to give such a thing back.
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by tachion 11y ago
The work can be observed here: https://github.com/kvasdopil/docker/blob/freebsd-compat/FREE...
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FreeBSD support is coming to Docker(github.com)
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Zocker: DIY Docker on FreeBSD(toni.yweb.fi)
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by tachion 11y ago
You are incorrect, FreeBSD has ZFS file system as a first class citizen and that allows all these things (and much more). Check out tools like iocage[1] that are using it in very user friendly manner. [1] https://github.com/
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FreeBSD gets resurce limiting (RACCT/RCTL) compiled in GENERIC kernel by default(lists.freebsd.org)
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by tachion 11y ago
Had they been running ZooKeeper on something else than Linux (I have it on FreeBSD and it rocks in this tandem) they'd spare themselves two of these bugs. This is why OS diversity is so important (and of course, they'd get a chanc
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Hi, I am medicore programmer - talk by Jacob Kaplan-Moss(youtube.com)
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Verisign Announces vBSDcon 2015(lists.freebsd.org)
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FreeBSD 2015Q1 Status Report(lists.freebsd.org)
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Mac Apps That Use Garbage Collection Must Move to ARC(developer.apple.com)
104 points by tachion 12y ago|138 comments

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