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BSDobelix
10d ago
they get accepted or rejected, updating ports/packets would be a wonderful AI job, check newest version, update port, poudriere the thing, test it, make patch, send to bugtracker. Maybe the AI can even check "funny" upstream
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10d ago
I use FreeBSD on all my machines for everything sinc about 11 years GUI is I3/X11/AMD-Card everything works, but please test it yourself, it's like with linux, you just know what's not/is working if you use it daily
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11d ago
>Really comes in handy to still have a couple of colonies near the equator. >It's also better to have the massive amounts of emissions far away from your own population. That's the dumbest comment i read since a long time, t
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1mo ago
>If someone gave them a filesystem with the right license, ideas from 20+ years ago and a promise to maintain it on OpenBSD forever, I'm sure they'd take it. They have the right to take NetBSD's UFS (with WAPBL), FreeBSD&#
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1mo ago
Coward's ;-)
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1mo ago
>When did you get the idea that we're trying to please anyone? Ah, I see. Those footer flags and icons are there for ironic reasons, to poke fun at these ideas while also shining a critical spotlight on them? I see, that's the
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1mo ago
>Yeah, and it’s an awful attitude. I had a conversation with some 'educated' people about the war in Ukraine. After about ten minutes, I told them if we please can stop and if we could change the topic. They were incredibly un
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1mo ago
Why not research it yourself instead of asking others? Am I the only one who thinks this is becoming increasingly common?
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2mo ago
Haha that's a good one, shaky foundation.
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2mo ago
True: >Despite well-documented violations of international law violations in Gaza, Germany continues to authorize arms exports to Israel. https://www.ecchr.eu/en/case/no-german-weapons-to-israel/ Also, Ger
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2mo ago
Shame on you! You turning it upside down, Germany think of them self as the worst war criminal ever (and forever) and that's is why the dont allow themself to ever criticize Israel whatever they do.
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2mo ago
>How are Japan and Korea holing out? https://japandaily.jp/why-japanese-elders-choose-prison-over... https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/east-asia/1-in-3-south-kor...
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2mo ago
I dont think so, they want to repeat it, security-force should be implemented like in east-Germany, capitalism like in west-Germany and the wall is now in the Ukraine build with dead bodies instead of stone.
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2mo ago
I'm not sure what you try to achieve: >For example, Poland was hit with massive daily fines when it was embroiled in a dispute over rule of law measures, as well as a separate case linked to environmental permits at a coal mine on t
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2mo ago
In Chatcontrol 2.0 not this one: >*EU politicians exempt themselves from this surveillance under "professional secrecy" rules. They get privacy. You and your family do not. https://8bitsecurity.com/posts/ch
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2mo ago
>I won't use the term "illegal", as the question of legality becomes moot when punishment can be factored in as a cost of doing business. Woah, that's such a good, on point statement. From Boing, FightClub ( https:&#x
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2mo ago
Your a dreamer, no one in that position will ever get arrested (in the West) slap on the hand, 100M and the thing is forgotten.
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2mo ago
But now you have governmental overreach and legalized spying on European Citizens by (mostly) US Companies, so i would say that Law is truly binary bad. Also how the Law was forced is extremely bad. But hey it's once more proof that th
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2mo ago
Oh man, you speak to my heart! I always read stuff like this: -Why self-host? Just use AWS. What, you run your own PostgreSQL instance on real metal at home? -Just use Linux. Linux, SystemD, and Docker have won. Why care about other operati
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2mo ago
It's kind of problematic that hes part of mumble, but especially SoftEtherVPN. Bravo, Davide, for erasing your trust score to zero. And for what? Was it worth it?
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2mo ago
>like a sane person. But not for long, that's the whole point of not using systemd.
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3mo ago
~all Browsers on FreeBSD (Chromium/Firefox/Librewolf) have Linux as User-Agent.
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3mo ago
>I like the command for viewing the ARC cache size zfs-stats is also nice for more zfs internals like hit-rate L2 etc.. https://www.freshports.org/sysutils/zfs-stats
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3mo ago
I have FreeBSD on all my personal machines and i feel the opposite of handicapped, however i use Linux (CachyOS) for gaming (as a VM with pass-thru).
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MeshCore for Zephyr RTOS
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Ford Prefect as a Souvenir?
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3mo ago
Are not ~all flags made to express unity? However that one looks better: https://www.flagofplanetearth.com/ Fight me :)
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3mo ago
>Resenting the real world because it doesn't live up to your make-believe fantasy world is pathological. I dont think world-peace (more or less) is impossible, even if it's more like "Brave New World" instead of "
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3mo ago
Good one ;) and a flag should never be wet, so cover it in Teflon.
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3mo ago
Yes and it's really easy. Are the vast majority happy? = Good one If not = Shitty Example? Norway[1] = good, Sudan[2] = really..really shitty [1] https://www.bi.no/en/research/business-review/articles
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