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gonzopancho

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    Comment #45178579

    You seem to not understand the difference between a fact "The disputed domain name was registered on April 8, 2014, and is not pointed to an active website." and an assertion or cl…

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    Comment #45178510

    I'm not lying. From the URL --- The Complainant is the owner of the European Union trademark registration Nos. 012771457 for OPNSENSE (figurative mark), filed on April 8, 2014 and …

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    Comment #45178492

    We already have a linux-based product (TNSR). Bringing that tech stack to a firewall is a logical move.

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    Comment #45178105

    yes, I'm sure that FreeBSD actually does enjoy all of his work on OpenZFS and epoch-based reclamation.

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    Comment #45178056

    the routers were based on the Vyatta stack. The WiFi APs were not

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    Comment #45178042

    nobody stole anything.

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    Comment #45178021

    yes, I contracted with Matt Macy, and I'd do it again, but he's well-employed now. Funny how you didn't complain about his current employment at AWS, or his previous work at iX Sys…

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    Comment #45177823

    [flagged]

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    Comment #45177717

    I ask that you provide evidence of your assertions: - they’re shit at accepting contributions - they’re shit at providing attribution - they’re shit at providing any support whatso…

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    Comment #45176092

    this is why TNSR was API first with a CLI. https://docs.netgate.com/tnsr/en/latest/basics/config-databa... We have a lot of requests for a GUI, so one is in development.

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    Comment #45176039

    the entire desktop line from Netgate is fanless.

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    Comment #45176027

    > They hired the original author of pfsense to build them a firewall based on Debian from scratch when they realized vyatta wasn't going to meet their needs. The UDM kernel is very…

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    Comment #45175850

    > I'd love to see OpenWRT take a (deserved) bite out of the "SMB firewall vendors" like Netgate I'll just leave this here: https://www.netgate.com/blog/pfsense-software-embraces-ch…

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    Comment #45077150

    ASICs require years to develop and aren’t flexible once deployed

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    Comment #45077144

    When originally published they wouldn’t even ack Patrick Kelsey, the author of libuinet or that they had forked libuinet. Now they say this: “Thanks to libplebnet and libuinet this…

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    Comment #45014830

    Didn’t Cutler design Mach?

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    Comment #45008738

    The auto bailouts were started by Bush https://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/20/business/20auto.html

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    Comment #44992238

    We had that in 2020

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    Comment #44991225

    And the current administration is unlikely to help Taiwan in the event of said invasion.

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    Comment #44765845

    And how will not having semi-reliable data affect Wall St?

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    Comment #44528436

    Born and raised in Vegas. My father was also born and lived his entire life in Vegas. You’re not wrong.

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    Comment #2348116

    By this logic, Sprint is now in a pickle.

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    Comment #2348110

    Who is to say that Sprint won't get acquired by AT&T?

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    Comment #2338823

    The license of glibc is a red herring. The issue is google's copying of GPL headers.