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Wikipedia reports read only on the 3 big *BSDs thought it is a bit outdated. Checking the OpenBSD man pages indicate that even in -current it is read...
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I guess the closest thing to a universal filesystem that doesn't share FAT32's limitations is EXT2. I've used that to move files between *BSDs and Windows...
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I wonder if NetBSD will rebase to openzfs? Then if we could just get the Illuminos folks to rebase and that Windows port sorted out then every major...
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I was watching a video about the TLS in Kernel today and it increased web site throughput by 50gbits/s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qc0QRdxVv3g there...
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I dislike how Michael makes everyone think Wine is unique to Linux and MacOS. I've actually never ran wine on MacOS, but I have run it many times on...
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Given that I can run NetBSD on my Dreamcast I think it would be pretty fast on a i486. I actually have it installed on a Pentium 3 computer that is like...
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There is a Loongson server platform coming out this year or early next year that uses 16 sockets of 16 core processors. It is going to be Epic!
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