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D9u

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About D9u

I'm a 50 year old, megalomaniacal, 98th percentile, schizophrenic, whose hobbies include pizza, beer, and vulva.

The internet is my favorite drug.

https://www.freebsd.org/

https://edgebsd.org/

http://nixers.net/

irc.nixers.net #nixers

Recent public activity

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    Comment #7802152

    "War is a racket" by 2 time CMOH recipient Maj. Gen. Smedley D. Butler (USMC) details how corporate interests profit from warfare. http://www.ratical.org/ratville/CAH/warisaracket.…

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    Comment #7774236

    > The alternative to Windows 8 is presumably some older Windows. Not necessarily. There are other, more secure, free, operating systems.

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    Comment #7768696

    With AdBlock+ and HTTPSB you still get the network traffic from unwanted sites. AdSuck, from the good folks at Conformal, blocks unwanted connections and thus decreases unwanted ne…

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    Comment #7754712

    The FCC doesn't even agree with ISPs on the definition of what, exactly, constitutes "Broadband" connectivity. Meanwhile the monopoly in my area continues to receive my payments, n…

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    Comment #7737421

    The NSA, etc, never forgets...

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    Comment #7636889

    http://www.democracynow.org/2011/2/8/headlines/hilary_clinto...

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    Comment #7615981

    http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2013/11/25/milchan-... It's also commonly known that Israel is one of the more active espionage opponents of the USA. http://www.strategic-…

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    Comment #7615948

    > just commit such a fucking big crime that... Kill one man, and you're put in prison. Kill a million and you're the Emperor.

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    Comment #7598519

    The spammer appears to be a religious hypocrite, so why not spam the spammer with religious hypocrisy right from their own playbook? I would begin with Isaiah 45:7 "I form the ligh…

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    Comment #7598213

    Not one cup of coffee in over 50 years... When someone offers all the beer I drink for one low monthly price, I'll be signing up.

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    Comment #7593519

    Thank you... Not sure why I didn't notice this initially. (blames outdated mobile device)

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    Comment #7593471

    Ubuntu still phones home too much for my liking. That said, I appreciate how much the OS has improved since I first gave "Breezy Badger" a spin a few years ago, and Ubuntu is the o…

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    Comment #7590951

    What's really creepy is the fact that the big bankers can get away with laundering billions in drug cartel profits, yet not a single person has yet to answer for these crimes. http…

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    Comment #7587609

    I've been using the ssh -C -D 8080 -fN user@server.tld for years now, no VPS needed if you use a free shell account. Free != lazy Also, lazy people dislike having to manually confi…

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    Comment #7587552

    I arrive at the same conclusion... My girlfriend loves to watch "The Joy of Painting," yet she doesn't paint. It's got to be his soothing tone.

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    Comment #7568066

    Too bad the graphics only show the lower 48 states. Sure, some will claim that, "Alaska is always cold, and Hawai'i is always hot," which is a typical fallacy. People surf in Alask…

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    Comment #7562634

    Wouldn't -C (compression) help to speed an ssh connection?

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    Comment #7562614

    Maybe I'm missing something here... On my FreeBSD and Linux systems, the ssh -f parameter sends the process to the background, and the -N prevents remote command execution.

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    Comment #7562543

    From the link to the OpenSSL vulnerability; Unfortunately, there's nothing users can do to protect themselves Um, how about a VPN, or ssh with dynamic forwarding? I would do someth…

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    Comment #7497644

    John Carmack used to put in marathon sessions coding asm for DOOM... As with many other successful people, sometimes the work just flows and you forget about things such as time. C…

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    Comment #7495238

    Sleep deprivation was an integral part of my work experience, from working on my dad's farm during the height of the summer harvest, to the Army. If you couldn't keep up, someone e…

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    Comment #7494663

    Interesting how many of those commands are not compatible with FreeBSD.

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    Comment #7490457

    From day one here at HN my profile states that I am schizophrenic... Not that it's done me any good here, but I don't see why I should hide this fact from people I am likely to nev…

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    Comment #7485036

    To me the images are reminiscent of old Godzilla movies, etc...

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    Comment #7479103

    I didn't just move to Hawai'i, I've lived here my entire life. That said, I agree with your comment. I don't live in a mansion by the beach, I'm 22 miles inland, downhill from one …