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Why and how to run your own FreeBSD package cache

blog.rlwinm.de
4 points·by 0mp·2 years ago·0 comments

Apple is landing patches in FreeBSD

cgit.freebsd.org
27 points·by 0mp·2 years ago·18 comments

[untitled]

1 points·by 0mp·2 years ago·0 comments

We Run FreeBSD current at Netflix [video]

youtube.com
4 points·by 0mp·2 years ago·0 comments

Computer Networks (CSCI 0431), Spring 2023

cs.middlebury.edu
1 points·by 0mp·3 years ago·0 comments

Making Music Male

daily.jstor.org
2 points·by 0mp·3 years ago·0 comments

Reasons We Use Open Source FreeBSD as Our Enterprise OS

hackernoon.com
12 points·by 0mp·3 years ago·4 comments

German Public-Service Broadcaster on Mastodon

ard.social
1 points·by 0mp·3 years ago·0 comments

RFC 1178: Choosing a Name for Your Computer

rfc-editor.org
2 points·by 0mp·3 years ago·3 comments

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0mp
·8 months ago·discuss
According to repology.org, FreeBSD is the 4th largest package repository in the open-source world.
0mp
·2 years ago·discuss
Teenage Engineering gear is not meant to last. It is an illusion created by how their product looks like and how it is marketed. Once the warranty expires, you won't be able to repair products like TX-6. I've gotten bitten by that myself. TE does not really provide much support to its users to help them maintain and repair this expensive gear.
0mp
·2 years ago·discuss
Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40414236
0mp
·3 years ago·discuss
Hyperfine is a really nice tool for this kind of benchmarking.
0mp
·3 years ago·discuss
The defaults are absolutely sane. I've been using FreeBSD with root on ZFS on all sorts of workstations and laptops for many years now. It's always run just fine, even on cheap laptops with 2 GB of RAM.