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poobrains

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  1. comment
    Comment #47295878

    Which new command and navigation apis are you referring to?

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    Comment #45796894

    The lack of full rust support has kept me from developing on FreeBSD. I prefer it as a file server.

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    Comment #31929822

    Ublock origin Fish shell VSCode

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    Comment #7696542

    Is that the same as Ivan Ristic's recommendation at https://community.qualys.com/blogs/securitylabs/2013/08/05/c...

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    Comment #7284455

    It could be depression. Google "depression test" to give you an idea about it's symptoms. If you think you've got depression, get medical help ASAP. There are some treatments that …

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    Comment #7231125

    How do you test a server for this attack? I want to make sure my servers don't participate.

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    Comment #7076831

    Any word on when all functions will be UTF-8 safe?

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    Comment #7060565

    The landing page won't let you backspace to leave... Not nice!

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    Comment #7021103

    As a worker at a telcom company with a lot of useless (and worse) managers, I hope this is part of a growing trend...

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    Comment #6934317

    Still too much for their "Mastering NGINX" book.

  11. comment
    Comment #6870275

    There's no FreeBSD port called "devscripts", perhaps you meant devel/checkbashisms

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    Comment #6855000

    Fitting (or maybe embarrassing) that it's in ASCII art.

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    Comment #6854914

    Seems like a lot of work and extra tools to implement/learn to publish a simple website. What's the upside?

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    Comment #6624074

    What's "hotel loads"?

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    Comment #6615344

    Are there any "best practice" settings for specific OS/firewalls? I use FreeBSD and pf.