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   by vermaden 4y ago

   These 16000 people should dump amazon - all at once on the same day. That is how you fight ... hit where it hurts. Do not please for things that are obvious - just change company to one that is not retarded when it comes to work from home t
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   by vermaden 4y ago

   Another less known (and very underrated one) but awesome CS 1.x map is cs_crackhouse. Spent a lot of time there ...
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   by vermaden 4y ago

   If Linux would like to bulletproof then they would implement ZFS Boot Environments that FreeBSD has with beadm(8) or bectl(8) tools. With ZFS Boot Environments you can change any aspect of the system/upgrade everything/change pack
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   by vermaden 4y ago

   Do not give a fuck about things that you should not give a fuck. Its pointless to waste your time and energy for them. What are they? You decide.
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   FreeBSD 13.2-BETA1 is Now Available(lists.freebsd.org)

   2 points by vermaden 4y ago|0 comments
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   by vermaden 4y ago

   That is good first 'sign' of companies to avoid. Either they have plain and simple pricing or its just a bullshit dance with sales team. Choose wisely. Often the product is not worth the dance ...
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   Print on FreeBSD(vermaden.wordpress.com)

   3 points by vermaden 4y ago|0 comments
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   by vermaden 4y ago

   I do not agree. ThinkPad W520 is so much better while having all features of T420 and more. Things in W520 is better: - FullHD (1920x1080) screen instead of only 1600x900 - USB 3.0 ports instead of only USB 2.0 ports - powerful GPU instead
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   What Losing Everything Taught Me About Backing Up(hackaday.com)

   1 points by vermaden 4y ago|0 comments
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    by vermaden 4y ago

    Samsung ML-1915 for example.
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    FreeBSD 2022 Q4 Status Report(freebsd.org)

    12 points by vermaden 4y ago|1 comments
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    Keep FreeBSD Desktop Updated(vermaden.wordpress.com)

    4 points by vermaden 4y ago|0 comments
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    by vermaden 4y ago

    I played a lot of CS 1.5 and CS 1.6 (and some CS:GO) and to be honest its 'far' from CS experience ... but its just different - more QUAKE like - its not bad - its just different ... and I am getting old so aiming at anything at t
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    Native Urban Terror on FreeBSD(vermaden.wordpress.com)

    2 points by vermaden 4y ago|4 comments
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    by vermaden 4y ago

    Fortunately the gawk(1) package name is the same on FreeBSD :) # pkg install gawk
16. 436.▲
    by vermaden 4y ago

    I would love to see same amount of work (and ideas) but for CMR 2.0 instead :)
17. 437.▲
    by vermaden 4y ago

    Amazed? I am amazed that people try to force limited and unfinished Wayland instead of X11. I recently had RHEL on ThinkPad T14 at work - which by default uses Wayland - yet even employer by default switches settings to X11 because EVERYTHI
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    by vermaden 4y ago

    Windows 10 user should ho 'all the way' and use Atlas OS - which is Windows 10 'redesigned for gaming' Atlas users can enjoy: - higher framerate - lowered input delay & latency Great for people
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    by vermaden 4y ago

    Docker only uses namespaces and cgoups. Docker does not provide and security or isolation. To have security and isolation with Docker you must use something external like SELinux or AppArmor. Hope that helps. Regards.
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    by vermaden 4y ago

    I always wanted to start and write on my blog - just to share some things that other may find useful. I started with something simple - entirely preloaded (all howtos) and static: 1. http://www.strony.toya.net.pl/~vermaden&#
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    by vermaden 4y ago

    Its not a 2022 board game - but I would really recommend Carcassonne with these two expansions: - Traders and Builders [1] - Inns and Cathedrals [2] The base itself is little limited - but with these two expansions you have one of the
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    by vermaden 4y ago

    I am long time (15+ years) FreeBSD user and sysadmin. My employer used to use RHEL Linux on ThinkPad T14 which worked for me. I configured GNOME with keyboard shortcuts I use daily on my FreeBSD ThinkPad W520 and was quite happy with it - e
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    by vermaden 4y ago

    Hi, I really liked your probe ... and yes freebsd-update(8) may be useful for small updates from -pX to -pY but large updates like from 12.1 to 12.2 are real PITA. The HardenedBSD (FreeBSD fork) made its own hbsd-update(8) tool which just f
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    by vermaden 4y ago

    I have done full poweroff(8) before each DE test. I did not configured them to start. For some reason these DEs started them - do not ask me why - ask these DEs creators. Packages on FreeBSD are rather 'vanilla' - only ported to w
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    by vermaden 4y ago

    Just 'better' (less fuckups) or it works 100% and its production ready? :) ... just use FreeBSD with OpenZFS for RAIDZ/RAIDZ2/RAIDZ3 pools instead. ... or even OpenZFS on Linux.
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    by vermaden 4y ago

    That depends what you use to measure. At first I used RES column from FreeBSD top(1) command. Here are results for the same desktop environments from other tools: | htop(1) | conky(1) | freecolor(1) ------------+------
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    by vermaden 4y ago

    Why would software just installed on system increase memory usage? XFCE is not suppose to start/load KDE components and vice versa ...
28. 448.▲
    by vermaden 4y ago

    My take on the same subject on FreeBSD: - https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2022/07/12/desktop-environmen...
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    by vermaden 4y ago

    I use these (depending on the needs): - xterm - urxvt - sakura - terminator
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    by vermaden 4y ago

    The vi(1) and vim(1) but also Geany which is very small/light and very powerful. I love its block copying/pasting/typing and also that you can 'pass' any block of selected text into external command and it will be p