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(Quote) I'm looking for a free bare metal server to share with the LES community. Like Crunchy.
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(Quote) I think all the Linux distributions are great! I think all three of the best known BSDs also are equally great! For me, I occasionally find that some little thing or another doesn't quite work when I use one of the Linux distributions.…
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@jam Please join us in the LES BSD Thread!
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FreeBSD 14.2-RELEASE Now Available
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(Quote) By "built-in default" I mean just what's in /usr/xsrc -- without any of the numerous additional goodies from usr/pkgsrc/x11 and without any additional X configuration. /etc/X11 exists but has empty subdirectories. There is no …
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Updated NetBSD-current and also added /usr/xsrc, the X Window System sources. After compiling and rebooting, X "just worked" with no configuration other than the built-in default, which displayed a small xterm, but here's a screenshot…
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(Quote) I guess you mean that all the projects on your list are FOSS, which is great! May I please ask what you are using for your AI? Is your AI FOSS too? What I have been using for AI is https://github.com/eliben/gemini-cli which is an open sou…
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@huntercop Not trying to give you a hard time, but may I please ask how much AI was involved in creating this post? If there was AI, can you please share some specific details? Thanks!
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(Quote) Well deserved rest! You did a great job! ❤️
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Happy Thanksgiving everyone! :) Happy Black Friday too! :)
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Hi @terrorgen! What I need is to feel like I am connected with the Neighbors who are using my servers. In my view, it's better to leave the specifics of how the connection is established to the Neighbors rather than setting up what might be an…
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(Quote) Hi @evnix! Thanks for your request! Thanks for our PM discussion. From talking with you, you helped me learn more about what I hope for when I say: (Quote) Of course I am glad that there are many opportunities here on the Low End for peop…
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(Quote) Just so everyone knows, the occasionally intense CPU resource use of the VPS has been discussed with Linveo, and they are okay with it. Of course, it's not like what is happening on the VPS is secret. If there are future issues, I am su…
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Good morning @jgo24! (Quote) There are lots of ways. Which ways you want to try are up to you. Initially, if you have a website or other online profiles, you could provide links. You could email to the address on my profile scans of government or i…
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@jgo24 Thanks for your message! It's getting late here, so I will reply in the morning. Thanks again!
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(Quote) I think so. I got Geekbench 6 to run a few days ago, and NetBSD Linux emul bash seemed to be able to call cc. But I don't know for sure whether compiling the Linux kernel would work. Maybe it might need more disk space and RAM than what…
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@jgo24 Hey, it looks @Crab has done some research for you! Thanks @Crab! I'm unfamiliar with Podman and with the bot you want to run. How much bandwidth would you use? Also, @jgo24, how can we confirm that you are who you say you are? MetalVPS …
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@jgo24 (Quote) Sorry, NetBSD this time. Maybe Ubuntu next time! :)
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(Quote) Thanks! To make sure I understand, are you saying that Tshark will not filter packets and will not expand sections? Besides filtering packets and expanding sections, is there anything else which might be especially important in the "etc…
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(Quote) Hi @yoursunny! Thanks for helping! <3 May I please ask what are the reasons why you suggest Wireshark for me rather than tshark or something else intended for the command line? Are there specific, important things that Wireshark will do a…
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Good morning! My Linveo NetBSD-current VPS now seems to have a new routed IPv6/64 and a new routed IPv6/48, both from HE TunnelBroker.Net. By the way, last I looked, HE TunnelBroker seemed unwilling to continue assigning tunnels to Hetzner server…
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Hi @Crab! Wow! Thanks! I have to confess not understanding most of what you just posted. From the last part, (Quote) it looks like the server gets two IPv6 addresses, one from each invocation of ifconfig. The second line gives a single address (a…
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(Quote) How is Official Troll status working for you? How will others' "never being able to tell" help you long term? What I hope for, for you, instead of Official Troll status, would be to see you holding a wonderful reputation as h…
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(Quote) @yoursunny It's a nice offer to share your ASN, thank you, but maybe you are just trolling. How can I know that you are not trolling?
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Seems like NetBSD's Linux emulation can run Geekbench 6! Geekbench 6 scores for our nice Linveo 2 vCore Ryzen 9 7950X NetBSD/Linux VPS: * Single core: 2493 * Multi-Core: 4133. Check https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/9018149 if you want to…
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(Quote) @lawrence123 New account? First post? AI? Shilling?
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(Quote) @lawrence123 New account? First post? AI? Shilling?
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@AuroraZero Congrats! :star:
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(Quote) Congrats! :star: (Quote) Why? :) (Quote) Why? :)
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(Quote) @yoursunny
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(Quote) Hey! Congrats on approaching graduation! Good luck with the thesis! :star: (Quote) Something I'd like to know more about is how much privacy one gets by using a VPN. For example, there is browser fingerprinting. Another example is tran…
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(Quote) Spam, I think. Takes no time to write such a non-specific question. Takes lots of time attempting to write a detailed explanation of any specific question.