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Thanks for sharing the forbes link. From the link: "De Raadt says BSD could have become the world's most popular open source operating system, except that a lawsuit over BSD scared…

Yes I agree and this is what I meant. The cost of electricity, petroleum, transportation, the cost of goods brought in from around the world to feed and clothe the human and so on.…

> "After 16 minutes and 41 seconds, it came back" ... "further 47 minutes and 39 seconds" ... "After 13 minutes and 33 seconds" ... "After 9 minutes and 12 seconds" ... "After 31 m…

> but the language is still very young and we believe a tight-knit group of engineers with a common vision moves faster than a community-driven effort. This is a false dichotomy. F…

> If you dont have analytics you are flying blind If you have too much emphasis on (invasive) analytics you might end up flying empty i.e. without customers.

> ...our team needs visibility into how features are being used in practice. We use this data to prioritize our work and evaluate whether features are meeting real user needs. You …

> Isn't this pretty much standard in this day and age? If something is "standard" nowadays does it mean it is the right way to go ? One of my main issues is that this means your BI…

> It seems that things wouldn't work without a BIOS update: PyTorch was unable to find the GPU. This was easily done on the BIOS settings: it was able to connect to my Wifi network…

> It's true that the lack of multithreading in PHP has been a persistent pain. No actually it's a joy to have no multithreading. It keeps the complexity budget lower. You can do mu…

PHP master branch recently changed the license of PHP to BSD 3 Clause !! See also https://wiki.php.net/rfc/php_license_update The funny non-standard license of PHP has hurt it over…

Will this strategy work every time ? Maybe for AI it will work (market is competitive and Apple just purchases the best model for its consumers). But this approach may not work in …

> It seems like a worthwhile study if you want to know what CPU to buy to play specific old games that use bus locks. Games that will never be fixed. Fair. > old games that use bus…

This article seems relevant to me for the following scenario: - You have faulty software (e.g. games) that happen to have split locks AND - You have DISABLED split lock detection a…

I tend to use FreeBSD and Linux mostly. Here is my take on OpenBSD. Good: - Small, comprehensible system - Emphasis on simplicity - Developers good about getting OpenBSD working on…

My approach costs $0 . You don't need to do the heavy lifting, Wifibox does.

No need to get a USB dongle. You can use PCI passthrough to a Linux VM that has the Wifi driver. See my comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47704816

> I would get a new laptop because a laptop without WiFi is useless. You can run Linux in a VM and PCI passthrough your WiFi Adapter. Linux drivers will be able to connect to your …

I am partial to your sentiment but I don't think writing all the terminal handling code in elisp gives us code that might be too interesting to read (to me at least). Understanding…

> Status: Early prototype. Fully vibe coded. [...] Cool project... However, the terminal is where you enter passwords, ssh, set API keys etc. Something so sensitive should not be "…

Ok you have a problem with the way I framed my questions and my (unintentional) tonality. Fair enough. Let's move from critique of the way I asked my questions to what your experie…

> If you are unsure of bhyve's abilities then why not test yourself? It is not possible to come to a conclusion about everything in the world yourself "from scratch". No one has th…

I love FreeBSD but Linux just provides every feature under the sun when it comes to virtualization. Do you find any missing features on bhyve ? Is bhyve reliable ? I can't imagine …