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by tachion 8y ago
Since a year or two in entire EU using any electronic devices is completely allowed (except for a takeoff and landing but that's for security reasons in case of emergency) so I'm not sure where are you flying. I've been using
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by tachion 8y ago
If any of you find Oh-My-ZSH bloated and slow and ZPrezto being abandonware then check out ZIM framework that's ZPrezto fork with goal of being maintained, workable and making ZSH great again ;)
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by tachion 8y ago
For new installation there is a bsdinstall (default FreeBSD installer) 'hardening' menu with security related settings proposed for a fresh system making use of many long time available security mechanisms. It's been there fo
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by tachion 8y ago
I would advise taking any claims from HardenedBSD about HardenerBSD with a huge grain of salt. The main code author behind HBSD has a history of his patches to FreeBSD being rejected due to very poor implementation, coding errors, poor qual
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by tachion 8y ago
For some reason you insist on your actions towards party A being dependant on actions of party B, with whom party A has absolutely no connection. I think at this point we should agree that we disagree and part our ways in peace :)
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by tachion 8y ago
You are still missing the point - you are not supposed to contribute based on what someone does or does not. You are supposed to contribute based on the fact that the project makes it possible for _anyone_ to do what they do thanks to the c
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by tachion 8y ago
I don't. I consider this to be educational effort, to discuss these arguments with people and to change their mind on that, so that next time they won't bring them up and they'd educate their peers on the matters.
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by tachion 8y ago
Paying Netflix or not won't keep the lights on for FreeSBD, no matter how you think about it. Donating to FreeBSD Foundation directly contributes to that AND to the future Netflixes for them to provide valuable services to you.
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by tachion 8y ago
I think you are missing the point here: neither you, me nor FreeBSD Foundation or FreeBSD Project are responsible for Netflix or Sony or any other company financial contributions, I see this argument as completely missed. However, FreeBSD P
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by tachion 8y ago
This is because 5 months ago I didn't agree with your points and I don't agree with them today, therefore I see no reason for any change. Peace! :)
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by tachion 8y ago
While you're here, have you donated[0][1] yet? :) You may or may not be aware, but FreeBSD runs your movies on Netflix, your games on PlayStation, your files on FreeNAS and ZFS, your friends on WhatsApp and OpenBSD runs everywhere else
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My 2013 Mac Pro Hackintosh(tonymacx86.com)
5 points by tachion 8y ago|0 comments
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by tachion 8y ago
This is probably missing because it's dead simple to solve on the application/infrastructure side by sending 302 or even 301 if you don't really miss the HTTP. For things like that, that are very easily solvable other way I d
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iOS 11.4 releases today with AirPlay 2 and iMessage in iCloud(macrumors.com)
1 points by tachion 8y ago|0 comments
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by tachion 8y ago
Don't know about very well, but I do know about the ads and if you're in any UK major city, you should've seen a ton of Netflix ads, recently on the 'Lost in space' a series of wooden block attractiveness that I&#x2
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by tachion 8y ago
I would be cautious to make health related reading recommendations where the book comes from 1922 and was on a reading list of a man who was rejecting science based medication for his serious sickness until it was too late.
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by tachion 8y ago
Get more into DevOps/SRE/Ops/SysAdmin/WordOfTheWeek where building secure infrastructure is part of their job. Writing secure applications is one thing, deploying them on secure infrastructure is another.
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by tachion 8y ago
This has nothing to do with microservices and everything to do with lack of skill, proper engineering and chaos in IT departments of almost all banks. You can write and deploy (don't forget about the fact developers aren't skilled
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AsiaBSDCon: Introducing FreeBSD Virtual Private Cloud(youtube.com)
3 points by tachion 9y ago|0 comments
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by tachion 9y ago
But it says it's "paid members" so how did your trial helped exactly?
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by tachion 9y ago
Neither of these are Git features. Vote with your legs if you think what you want should be available in a service like this.
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by tachion 9y ago
Apples to oranges, GitHub provides Git as a service and Git is open source, so you can take your repo any time and host it yourself in number of different ways. It just happens that GitHub is most popular (for now) Git As A Service, probabl
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Coding is for girls(raspberrypi.org)
3 points by tachion 9y ago|0 comments
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by tachion 9y ago
You wont like it, but... How would you feel being asked for a checklist for 'good software development' or something similar by a cooking chef? Hire skilled and dedicated DevOps/SRE/SysAdmin/hype-of-the-week person.
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by tachion 9y ago
This doesn't change a lot. This makes it at best Slack competitor (and I am aware of the gateways plugins being worked on) and not WhatsApp/Skype/iMessages competitor.
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by tachion 9y ago
And who are you talking to? The problem with Matrix (or other messenger technologies) is not that they're not good enough (in most cases nowdays) but that if not enough people are using them, they're useless, even if technically s
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by tachion 9y ago
I would make a bold assumption here: calling, texting? ;)
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by tachion 9y ago
Corporations can't 'wield the code' because by copying it and using it it doesn't take it away from other people and as such this argument against BSD license doesn't really make sense. Corporation can copy the code
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by tachion 9y ago
The reason why Netflix/Sony/WhatsApp are mentioned is not because they're best reasons to donate to FreeBSD but instead because there's much higher chance for the reader to know them rather than DTrace, ZFS, Jails, perfo
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by tachion 9y ago
It's a difference in perspective, I rather prefer situation where no one isn't forced to anything, and that's why I think BSD license is 'better'. I want you, me and everyone else, including companies like Sony, to

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