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Originally posted by Luke_Wolf View Post
He's not being big hearted, your anti-BSD worldview is simply coloring intention into his not benchmarking BSD's graphics. Michael basically only benchmarks the BSDs at all when they do a release, and even then only usually FreeBSD. Besides outside of people like you who intend to use it to troll the BSDs the situation for FreeBSD just really isn't that interesting right now on the open source side, as we know that Radeon is going to perform like crap due to lacking dynamic power management and with Intel he can currently only benchmark up to Ivy Bridge (although the situation is likely to change quite a bit with the release of FreeBSD 11, particularly if linuxkpi makes it in). So as a result the real answer is that it simply isn't worth his time.
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Originally posted by nasyt View Post
Not to forget that all these anti-BSD Guys are Pro-Linux-Bigots. Moreso, they're anti-Solaris, anti-AIX, anti-HP-UX and generally anti-non-Linux. Because, they can't accept, that their Toy-OS sucks!
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Originally posted by aht0 View PostOpenBSD powers 30 000 elevators in U.S. It might have happened that you commited heresy and used BSD while shopping walmart.. If you don't like it, piss off into Linux threads troll..
They could have used whatever (even windows embedded), OpenBSD is overkill there.
So yeah, how about you stop trying to make yourself look like a fool?
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Originally posted by starshipeleven View Postfixed.
If not, why do you think, is Windows' Internet Server Marketshare at 32.3% almost as high as Linux' (35.9%)? And that despite Windows' outrageous high price.
Let's fix Guest 's scribble #23
If Linux is toy-os then bsd is a baby's dummy and windows is well hung meet.
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Originally posted by starshipeleven View PostElevators can be run by any half-decent microcontroller, or even simple dumb electronic boards without digital ICs, and they usually don't communicate with other machines in any way (i.e. only way to hack them is to connect physically to the main board.
They could have used whatever (even windows embedded), OpenBSD is overkill there.
So yeah, how about you stop trying to make yourself look like a fool?
Now, please, let the thread fu*kin' die peacefully...
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