@AnotherDev delivers!
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it sometimes really shows, doesnt it? 
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Where?
I wanna ink my name in his post.
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O. The thread title. Lol. Thought it was the OP.
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Can you make the OP editable like in Loonix thread? Since you’re a mod.
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fuck, again. 
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lmao
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fuck it. LETS DO IT LIVE!
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Actually… let’s wait. I already caused a storm today. 
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If you’re gonna do it do it live on stage, or don’t do it at all.
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goddamn gnu
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How all of us feel like when we are working on our BSD Projects with the other OS running and terminals open and shit
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My take on the BSD derivatives i use…
- FreeBSD: general minimalist server. e.g., BIND nameserver, smtp relay, etc. being “not linux” you can feel somewhat less worried about the latest mass-distributed linux 0-day affecting you. its a bit less of a target for skript-kiddies.
- FreeNAS: zfs file server, home user box to run multiple jails, VMs if you throw enough hardware at it. Also good as a poor-man’s NAS/SAN for a vSphere lab environment. i also use an instance as an “always on” tftp server for centralised storage (and scheduled backup) of CISCO configs
- pfsense: dedicated firewall box. ideal as VM lab environment or cheap high-throughput firewall on real hardware. Or cheap way to do inter-vlan routing if you don’t have a layer 3 switch handy.
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Linux doesn’t get viruses because it’s more obscure than windows
So I’ll be more obscure than linux
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Like it or not, it is a factor. 
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I’m not saying write portable scripts but…
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A new Section for something nerdy is always welcome!
I never used BSD, but now I am very curious. I don’t agree with their licensing, but at least it’s open-source.
What are the main differences between Linux and BSD I should be aware?
Apart that BSDs are kernel + userland in one package.
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