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AsiaBSDCon 2020 Cancelled

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Re: AsiaBSDCon 2020 Cancelled

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Kinda suprised NABShow in Vegas hasn't been cancelled yet...I feel like any day now.

I have direct connections who will be incredibly negatively impacted by the financial repercussions of all the lost business opportunities if NAB weren't to happen. Broadcast Media is contracting at best, and this won't help. I'm not saying it won't be the right call, but it will have rippling effects beyond mere inconvenience.

As opposed to the rippling effects beyond mere inconvenience if they let it go through.

Re: AsiaBSDCon 2020 Cancelled

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post #5

So when something like this happens, what do people do about potentially $1000 in unrefundable airfare?

It would be an acceptable reason for cancellation coverage with a lot of travel insurance (ymmv, but I know of less-logical reasons for cancellation that were covered).

Re: AsiaBSDCon 2020 Cancelled

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Just when BSD should have gained more momentum. #systemdsux #jailsWereAroundBeforeContainers #ZFS

The program for this convention was very slim pickings anyway... Netflix is the only big company presenting (of course). I'm saddened how cloud providers have given no love to BSD.

What advantages does BSD have over Linux?

Re: AsiaBSDCon 2020 Cancelled

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post #4

Earlier quoted context omitted.

The program for this convention was very slim pickings anyway... Netflix is the only big company presenting (of course). I'm saddened how cloud providers have given no love to BSD.

What advantages does BSD have over Linux?

For me, I like understanding what's going on under the hood. OS's like FreeBSD are very straightforward. When I use even a carrier-grade Linux distro, I'm more detached to the internals and entrusting my setup more to some other party. You lose compatibility for more stability.

Re: AsiaBSDCon 2020 Cancelled

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Just when BSD should have gained more momentum. #systemdsux #jailsWereAroundBeforeContainers #ZFS

> #systemdsux

Why? I have managed around 100 linux servers for the last two years and systemd has always been extremely helpful and never caused an issue. At this point there is no real competitive alternative in terms of features or cohesiveness.

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