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NexRebular
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Comment #49180600
Furthermore, do they ship only to the US or can those racks be bought elsewhere too?
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Comment #48896715
So pretty much only GPU compute (CUDA) and exotic peripherals? I don't see any ports dependency issues as there's been binary packages available forever. Even the install process i…
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Comment #48896621
Not necessarily. Zones in illumos (and Solaris before) were designed from ground up to be secure in multitenant workloads[0]. It's quite different from the duct tape style[1] of li…
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Comment #48893253
s/I've/machine/;
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Comment #48892981
Not counting GPU compute, what exactly is OpenBSD not useful for?
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Comment #48892957
Try illumos with zones. We run all critical services on SmartOS nowadays. Even linux bhyve VMs get confined inside a zone.
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Comment #48830460
> or which one would have the most reliable zfs module state? Can't get more reliable ZFS than on illumos. OmniOS on napp-it if you want GUI[0]. [0] https://www.napp-it.org/index_e…
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Comment #48830434
At a $company we were planning deploying TrueNAS as our new main NAS system. Then this happened and now everything is running OmniOS.
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Comment #48830412
> Linux is the primary target of OpenZFS Which is worrying as there's a high risk of linux EEE breaking portability.
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Comment #48830374
> You're describing ZFS. ..running on illumos.
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Comment #48319763
> The idea that no one is making 80s or 90s style music is absurd You can see new releases almost daily on e.g. NewRetroWave[0]. [0] https://www.youtube.com/newretrowave
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Comment #48228513
It really is a tragedy how everything is being monoculturized to linux.
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Comment #48228464
> solid ZFS w/excellent networking NAS device. illumos distros might be a good alternative. I have OmniOS[0] as a filer and SmartOS[1] running hypervisor duties on zones and bhyve.…
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Comment #47523811
Gotta get back in time. The Symbian S60/S80 platform will rise again!
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Comment #47250254
https://www.macports.org
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Comment #47138575
> vibe coded s/vibe/slop/;
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Comment #47060318
> Later on i once went to Helsinki to watch with my own eyes what people can program in a restriction of 4 to 64 kilobytes. The Demoscene will save us all
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Comment #46153535
> works great with your Linux distro of choice. ...or you could go with FreeBSD. There's even a brand new release that just came out! https://www.freebsd.org/releases/15.0R/announc…
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Comment #46151129
And there's also Triton[0] and vanilla SmartOS[1] it's based on [0] https://github.com/TritonDataCenter/triton [1] https://docs.smartos.org/
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Comment #45919043
And as linux is becoming more and more a corpo controlled monoculture, the time has never been better to switch to *BSD and illumos where true freedom awaits.
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Comment #45686351
>...I wish a new company or a community open-source project would pick up from where Apple left off... There's the Hello System[0]... not sure if it counts. [0] https://hellosystem…