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Thanks, Tom! You made me curious to try nsh! :-)

Nice presentation, thanks and big respect to Mr McKusick 🙂

Nice talk, this is an excellent compliment to Solène’s guide

Linux people do what they do because they hate Microsoft. OpenBSD people do what they do because they love Unix. FreeBSD people do what they do because they hate Linux.

This is amazing. Thank you, Dr. Stephan!

"Land Acknowledgment" 🤣🤣🤣🤡

This project is based on a literal copy of the GPL licensed code.

Really rough seeing Percival point at his deputy, Mike Karels, and talking about getting hit by a bus. 😢

Thank you a very good presentation

Thanks for the talk, it's always nice to hear how BSD is used in the field.

Nice one

Loved it! Great talk and awesome stories!

You've been doing good work Colin Percival, much appreciated.

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Woooow Aymeric tu es trop mignon !!!!

Quel beau jeune homme

I knew I was right to subscribe 😊

If I see a Kirk video I'm going to watch it. The guy is a fantastic instructor!

Minor correction: DKIM = DomainKeys Identified Mail, not "DomainKeys for Internet Mail" BTW, I was expecting a footer, "This video was powered by a Tilted Windmill". :)

NCommander is currently working on FreeBSD and NetBSD on Vax, has some struggles. Could probably benefit from you poppin in

how's business in 14-RELEASE now? any changes?

Cargo supports using repository substitution. Fedora/RedHat use this for all of their rust packages.

Understand bhyve not only not to forget Windows😊

Something I would have asked is whether there's any account made of SMT, where 1 physical core has 2 virtual processors sharing wide execution resources. Secondly if there's been research into having some cores favour longer quanta for batch cpu bound tasks while the interactive are constrained to short. Some surprising results where 6c/12t scored higher performance running as 4c/8t CPUs with 2 disabled suggest power saved and warmer cache can be a benefit (at least where the load uses a fraction of the physical core's width so has mostly idle execution units)

35:05 genitals + hornets nest = ouchie (GG wasn't what I was expecting from this talk but it sure was interesting)

Mulțumesc Elena

Great talk!

Thanks!

so from the description by McKusick and questions, one could use gunion beneath zfs if wanting to really test zfs by messing (revert after some while) one disk completely and then see after revert how zfs repairs the mess.

I always love talks by Marshall Kirk McKusick

coolest shirt

What do I think of seemingly SMART people that are still using useless masks!?

very interesting, thanks !

the audience was so negative about tpm(s)

RIP the creator of VIM - Bram Moolenaar. You always be remembered whenever we use your software.

A PDF with the slides is linked at the bottom of the description.

Thank you for this session and the book.

Thanks for the talk & work. IP over Thunderbolt would be amazing.. nice for ad-hoc network between laptops and such that don't have Ethernet but do have IP over Thunderbolt w/o using adapters (i.e. a MacBook).

Thank you so much , this is gold 💛

404 on the url😔

Nice presentation, thanks! :)

Just an aside. The My in MySQL is properly pronounced with a single wovel that is the same as the German ü. This is because it's not the English possessive adjective but a Swedish female first name.

Thanks for sharing this

Is it possible to run graphical applications?

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Yes please! to the machine readable pool status. Considering how easy it is to access most ZFS data, interpreting pool status messages is unnecessarily difficult.

Great 👍

Thanks for doing the Talk Lawrence, Great information

Thanks for the talk it was interesting.