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drewlander
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Comment #47428607
I use it as a daily driver. I have tried to use it in some shape or form for the past 20 years. I made a career in Linux and Windows, but always have had a heart for FreeBSD. A per…
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Comment #44908503
I used to be a vim snob and thought everyone should use what I use. I am now an Emacs lover and believe everyone should use what works for them. I grew up!
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Comment #43695591
Former racker here. When RAX laid me off, I was told there was no other place for me to go (which was not true). I loved my time there and the people I learned so much from and lov…
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Comment #41449252
I agree. I have worked at various companies that use Red Hat/CentOS extensively and the only time I ever saw someone turn Selinux off was on RHEL 6. Ever since then, it has been ea…
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Comment #41006153
We did this at one place I used to work at. We had lots of Linux systems. We installed clamAV but kept the service disabled. The audit checkbox said “installed” and it fulfilled th…
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Comment #33855153
Former Racker here. Once we got bought by Private Equity, we went downhill very fast.
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Comment #33433976
The shorter lifecycle is only for 8. CentOS Stream 9 is EOL the same time as RHEL 9 full support page (unless I am reading it wrong) https://www.centos.org/centos-stream/
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Comment #33377329
Works just fine on my Dell Precision 7540. Tried briefly to get GPU passthrough to work but failed. I lack the time to seriously try. Otherwise, it works great.
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Comment #32820374
I use that too but on iOS. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wxl23/id1171250052 https://gitlab.com/joshua.tee/wxl23
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Comment #32628457
I completely agree. Every time I rush I get stressed and I realize if I would have just relaxed I would have gotten there just fine
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Comment #31648928
I’m still using a Phenom X2 with now 12Gb of RAM. I do have 4 spinny 7200rpm drives. Got gifted some of those hard drives from a former company as they were slated to be thrown awa…
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Comment #30870115
Same here, I thought this was great. Even though I have been in the "computer field" for a loong time, there is still so much to learn! I love articles like this.
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Comment #26973056
works very well. I had it on a Samsung Galaxy S7 and sending messages was wonky due to a known issue with that and a few other Samsung Galaxy phones. However it was easy to setup, …
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Comment #26819057
+1 for ProjectM. Excellent, even works great on FreeBSD!
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Comment #26274791
We use swarm for a small cluster in production a well. Extremely easy, zero downtime deployments are fantastic. I can explain it to someone else and quickly get them up to speed. H…
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Comment #23916116
I thought it was very helpful. I am sending it out to my manager and others on our team. We have gone through a transition where I work, and a new product owner likes to send us im…
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Comment #20901050
Thank you for this. Been a software engineer/Sysadmin for over ten years. It’s always nice to see something like this to remind myself (and others) that using google does not make …
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Comment #17497555
wow at first I thought it said "Against Parents." I think I need glasses....
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Comment #15745187
Absolutely agree. No need for anything fancy, quick and easy to setup and use.
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Comment #15593452
I have no college degree, or college classes at all, and have been doing systems engineering/software engineering for about 13 years now. All self taught/learning on the job. While…
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Comment #14850687
What about homestarrunner? Will somebody think about homestarrunner!?
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Comment #9941605
Former 9 year linux only user here, recently switched to using OS X (mostly) for development. I live in a terminal, always have, and unless I need something specific to linux that …
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Comment #8637539
Slimta is probably the best MTA I have ever used. Pure python, cannot get any better!