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Comment #36605138
I'm using FreeBSD on my servers non stop for 20 years. It has some quirks, but it's rock solid.
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Comment #34178092
He was the first I know of that did such thing.
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Comment #33887708
You don't get telnetd enabled by default. To get it working you need to explicitly start it. No idea why you're talking about it here.
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Comment #33880711
Binary upgrades on FreeBSD are fine. I rarely compile my own kernel these days, but even when I did needed a custom kernel I never had any issues. It just works, For me FreeBSD and…
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Comment #33457987
Actually perspective WILL BE different, angle of view is changing, not what the lens is rendering.
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Comment #33457977
I'll try :) Generally speaking focal length is a characteristics of a lens which does not change, if you use smaller sensor you're just "cropping" what given focal length would ren…
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Comment #33452988
FreeBSD is not a "desktop first" system and has strengths elsewhere. I use it for 20+ years constantly. Sadly my experiments with FreeBSD desktop ended years ago as there always wa…
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Comment #33398442
> If you have an APS-C camera, which is quite common, then you want a ~32mm lens, and if you use M4/3 like I do, then you want a 25mm lens, to achieve this same effect. It's not th…
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Comment #33018724
I'm an avid runner (50-70km/week) and I've been running for 5 years. I run long distances on trail. Seems that although it increases performance and stamina for me it also brings m…
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Comment #32962117
I disagree. I used to be an AIX administrator for well over a decade, got certified in basically everything related to AIX being on the side hard core FreeBSD user (still have some…
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