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Silver Alicorn posted:not even like on a PlayStation or whatever. Im an SDF user goondolances
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hey, it’s a Unix shell I can access from anywhere that has ssh or telex. what more do you want
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Feb 9, 2024 20:39
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big sexy dick
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Silver Alicorn posted:
Asymmetric POSTer posted:big sexy dick
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I guess you could ask for faster email. I forget why it’s so slow
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Silver Alicorn posted:not even like on a PlayStation or whatever. Im an SDF user sam dankman fried?
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Asymmetric POSTer posted:big sexy dick
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bad software decision
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brick some devices
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buncha sad dorks
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wow
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blessed by the blowfish
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I'm logged in to SDF right this very moment
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berkeley systems development
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busted poo poo distribution
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ball suckin' dilfs
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:ball suckin' dilfs 
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basic systems dweebs
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:ball suckin' dilfs relatable content
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i use bsd every day!!!
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boner shocking device
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Silver Alicorn posted:I use NetBSD on a regular basis! 
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Silver Alicorn posted:hey, it’s a Unix shell I can access from anywhere that has ssh or telex. what more do you want you could use SDF’s TOPS-20 system which runs on real PDP-10 compatible hardware
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Feb 12, 2024 03:35
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I don’t know what that means
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baffling system design
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my bsd system has been running fine and has needed no troubleshooting in a long time
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why do you have a big swinging dick system bloody?
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freenas
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Silver Alicorn posted:I don’t know what that means It's a big computer from the 70s covered in switches and blinkenlights running one of the proprietary operating systems that got bulldozed by unix in the 80s
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did a sysupgrade today and it reminded me that install/upgrade is still the least painless on OpenBSD compared to all the other operating systems i have to janitor
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im a basic bitch, if i wanted to mess with some bsd in 2024 is there dece compatibility with proton
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yeah freebsd will work
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open and free bsd makes me assume there must also be a libre bsd by now because the thing the open source community is best at is forking existing projects to be more pure and the thing it's second best at is reusing the same embarrassing epithets of every other open source project
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Rooney McNibnug posted:did a sysupgrade today and it reminded me that install/upgrade is still the least painless on OpenBSD compared to all the other operating systems i have to janitor i have the exact opposite opinion and i built a whole ansible bootstrap thing to install openbsd vms so i can just replace them and never have to upgrade an openbsd ever again
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gabensraum posted:open and free bsd makes me assume there must also be a libre bsd by now because the thing the open source community is best at is forking existing projects to be more pure and the thing it's second best at is reusing the same embarrassing epithets of every other open source project they don't tend to fork unless there's a serious ideological schism and some people really don't get along as a result; see deraadt creating openbsd after his commit bit got taken away for netbsd, and dillon creating dragonflybsd after his commit bit got taken away for freebsd most of the rest are basically just consuming one of the bsds and treating it like linux distributions treat linux - but they're kinda rare and usually have a very small committer count Neslepaks posted:i have the exact opposite opinion and i built a whole ansible bootstrap thing to install openbsd vms so i can just replace them and never have to upgrade an openbsd ever again after that, i just set which boot environment i want to boot into (typically the newest one), and reboot once. once it comes time to upgrade, i grab the newest replication stream, and reboot once. if any install or upgrade fails, the system will usually bring itself back up into a working state (or back to the installer) thanks to watchdogd(8) or an IPMI watchdog BlankSystemDaemon fucked around with this message at 17:11 on Feb 24, 2024 |
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Neslepaks posted:i have the exact opposite opinion and i built a whole ansible bootstrap thing to install openbsd vms so i can just replace them and never have to upgrade an openbsd ever again I mean, this is cool to
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