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vermaden
9y ago
> Lenovo's lightweight ThinkPad ticks all the boxes of a great work notebook. Except one, keyboard. The ThinkPad 25 Anniversary Edition is the only real proffessional laptop available because it also has proffessionnal keybo
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FreeBSD Desktop – Part 1 – Simplified Boot
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vermaden
9y ago
Thanks You for suggestion, now the answer is yes, nice alternative to 'top -m io' on Linux. While 'dstat' gives some information its usefulness (at least for me) is far from 'gstat' outout.
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vermaden
9y ago
Thanks You for suggestion, now the answer is yes, nice alternative to 'top -m io' on Linux.
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vermaden
9y ago
On FreeBSD systems there are two great commands that are not available on other systems. These are 'gstat' and 'top -m io' commands, both I/O related. Often in top/htop there is not much happening but the serve
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vermaden
9y ago
I know an ISP at Poland that used/uses 169.254.0.0/16 for their whole clients network. This way anytime the client does not get an IP address from DHCP (for example because DHCP server is down) the client after little longer perio
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9y ago
In an private cloud EHC (EMC Hybrid Cloud) implementation there was a need that deployed hosts needed to have, well a hostname with a domain, like hostname01.example.com but the problem was that EHC does not support that in that version (as
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FreeBSD Network Management with Network.sh Script
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Read HFS filesystem on FreeBSD
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Why Bareos forked from Bacula?
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Ghost in the Shell – Part 1
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9y ago
... not only for Linux and Windows. Geany is known to run under: Linux FreeBSD (and HardenedBSD / GhostBSD) NetBSD OpenBSD MacOS X AIX Oracle Solaris Illumos (OpenIndiana) Windows
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9y ago
Whole team just to 'manage' ONE virtualization 'technology'? No thanks. One admin is more then enough to cover and master FreeBSD Jails and many other technologies ... no just Kubernetes.
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9y ago
Still a lot of 'must have' extensions do not work with Firefox Quantum (57+) like UnMHT for example ...
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9y ago
I always wonder ... why 'waste' so much time with cross-compiling #Linux when #FreeBSD [1] supports such 486 computer out of the box along with binary packages even in latest to date 11.1-RELEASE version? [1] https://ww
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9y ago
Pity they havent included HardenedBSD into the list ...
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9y ago
It would be interesting to see first x64 only (only 64-bit) CPU from either Intel or AMD ...
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9y ago
One of the extensions I miss most is UnMHT. Anyone have info about if/when it will support Quantum?
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9y ago
Being faster is one thing (good thing). Having most of extensions unusable - not quite. Till 'UnMHT' or 'Custom Tab Width' and several other extensions are not present for Firefox Quantum, I stick to 'slow' Fir
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9y ago
Nope. The best laptop is the one with 7 row keyboard, like ThinkPad T420. While Macbooks have nice aluminium body and are very light and thin they are far from being 'the best'.
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9y ago
People tend to assume that if Firefox 57 or other version will be faster then Chrome, then a lot people would then start to use Firefox instead of Chrome. As much as I would like to see that its not gonna happen, and I am writing this as a
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9y ago
I expect a message from Intel that it was bad idea to place ME in the CPU and that in the future Intel would not do such things ... but that would be only a PR bullshit. First thing Intel would do is to implement/create new ME-like thi
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9y ago
Such 'notes' function can seem 'useful' at first glance, but how You gonna 'organize these notes, for example after You have used it for about a year, or several years? I prefer other approach. Everytime I get to kn
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9y ago
Just put this line into ~/.xinitrc or ~/.zshrc or other file that is executed BEFORE you start CLI: echo 'will cite' | parallel --citation 1> /dev/null 2> /dev/null &
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Order of the Hussards
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What Happens to Your Brain When You Stop Believing in God
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9y ago
As for powertop on Linux, on FreeBSD you have powermon (from Ports): # kldload cpuctl # powermon Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2640M CPU @ 2.80GHz (Arch: Sandy Bridge, Limit: 44W) 4.98W [=======>
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10y ago
The author writes 'Unix' but backs his thoughts only from Linux systems ... and Linux is not Unix ... I will stop right here ;)
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10y ago
No go. Shitty keyboard. Learn from Thinkpad T400 how good keyboard looks like.
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10y ago
> How do you combine dd with gzip? # dd < /dev/ada0 bs=8m | gzip -c -9 > /mnt/file.raw.gz > How do you use pv if the source is raw device? # dd < /dev/ada0 bs=8m | pv | dd > /dev/ada
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