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Help FreeBSD reach it's donation goal for 2017
(freebsdfoundation.org)
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9y ago
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tachion
9y ago
I don't think there's anything wrong with us. First of all, no one says you should do anything. We're asking kindly because we can, and you can do all range of things from ignoring us completely to donating $1M like WhatsApp
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tachion
9y ago
You might one day want to run a startup or a project and then you could just do it on FreeBSD in any way you like, given the permissive license and this is exactly the reason why you need BSD, not only because Netflix, Sony or WhatsApp uses
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tachion
9y 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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FreeBSD Quarterly Status Report for 2017 Q3
(lists.freebsd.org)
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9y ago
What you described is not a sysadmin, but a bad sysadmin instead. Also, if you look at the situation 'these days' it's not even a bad sysadmins, it's mostly developers who don't even really know how their computers
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9y ago
You might one day want to run a startup or a project and then you could just do it on FreeBSD in any way you like, given the permissive license and this is exactly the reason why you need BSD, not only because Netflix or WhatsApp uses them
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9y ago
You're not supposed to do that so that the mega corps could do that. You're supposed to do that so that _anyone_ could do that and benefit from the open source code that's best suited for running a business, even if your idea
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9y ago
No one, at least not me, is blaming him for trying. But he is to be blamed for sending a poorly written and badly designed patch, unwilling to work on it until it meets the quality of the FreeBSD project and then 'forking' FreeBSD
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9y ago
The funny part is that even amongst top security researchers there doesn't seem to be an agreement over the fact if ASLR is worth anything, as it was proved to be breakable in no time. And it seems like grsecurity code suffers the same
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tachion
9y ago
A lot of these has been already addressed by a security menu in the FreeBSD installer, since settings and/or mitigations for mentioned issues have been possible in FreeBSD but have not been enabled by default due to POLA (project'
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9y ago
Don't do that. HardenedBSD is rather a one man project, who's patches have been reviewed and rejected by FreeBSD developers due to bad quality, poor design and lack of cooperation in bringing them to FreeBSD expected standards. It
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9y ago
Unfortunately, HardenedBSD is nothing more but a PR campaign from a one person who feels rejected due to poor code quality and bad reviews from FreeBSD developers who expect a bit more than just throwing random patches around and saying &#x
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9y 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 and Nitendo Switch, your files on FreeNAS and ZFS, your friends on WhatsApp and OpenBSD r
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9y ago
I've had to deal with the call-in support twice in last 6 months and each time I was asked for my actual password (no one asked me for any 'telephone password' but I don't have one and even if I would, I wouldn't te
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9y ago
I'm not really surprised, UK banks are absolutely terrible in terms of their product and even worse in supporting clients having valid points. Another example would be MetroBank that recently changed password prompt to a masked passwor
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Apple iMac Pro available 14.12 starting at $4999
(macrumors.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
Can't agree more. This was also what made me to buy my first Mac: the fact I have a natively supported terminal (that's blazingly fast), with ssh client (and server too, whenever I need it), with shell that's not some kind of
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tachion
9y ago
Proofs of what? My story? Don't feel like I need to provide any. Proofs again Apple in lawsuit you're suggesting? I'm not an American, so suing everyone for everything is not really in my custom ;) Rather than them paying me
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tachion
9y ago
If it's not there, you can always make it be, like I did in past with very similar issue (described in another comment). Quite few people disable/change OS wide keyboards shortcuts ;)
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tachion
9y ago
No you don't, at least not from Apple, as it was the case when I reported a very similar issue few years ago. ;)
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9y ago
Oh, wow - I've reported this problem along with na example exploit to Apple about 6-7 years ago. Never got any recognition for it, but It was fixed some time after that. It's quite sad to see old bugs getting new lives like that.
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tachion
9y ago
Try and grab yourself a combo update file and apply it to your system.
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Fixing 19 years old bugs in FreeBSD
(bugs.freebsd.org)
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Why did we build our solution on FreeBSD
(blog.synergysky.com)
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9y ago
"Well" is the keyword here. They don't, far too often "good enough if it doesn't crash the machine on start" is a norm in companies of all sizes when writing applications code and infrastructure code.
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9y ago
These systems should be handled and operated by dedicated people (administrators/ops/devops/pick your religion) who care enough to know how to use the tools they work with. ;)
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9y ago
There's an issue with that concept, where the iOS for like 2 or 3 major versions now doesn't show properly artists and album art correctly for a lot of people, including myself. Without that fixed, the workflow and user experience
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9y ago
There is (and was for a while already) Kubernetes distribution called Tectonic, with enterprise support from CoreOS.
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FreeBSD 10.4-Release
(lists.freebsd.org)
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tachion
9y ago
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