Jumping off from my previous post about using OpenBSD as one’s daily workstation operating system, I’d like to explore another member of the BSD family, FreeBSD. Note that this will be less of a guide and more of a review. A little personal history is in order before I continue. I’ve never had a good […]
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OpenBSD is forever tied in first place with Void Linux as my favorite desktop OS. This is particularly funny because OpenBSD isn’t “just a desktop OS”; in its purest form, the base installation without any installed packages, it makes for an excellent Ethernet router, firewall, or web server. It even ships with its own fork
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The freaks were pounding on the glass door and windows, groaning and mouthing unknown words at Sarah as she stared blankly at them. She shook her head and ducked back down behind the chewing gum aisle, and forced herself to relative calmness as she remembered that she had four rounds in the magazine and one
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“Damn it!” Sarah tossed the walkie-talkie on the floor, then immediately sucked in her breath as the back cover flew off and the batteries, drained of their life, went in every direction. She picked it up and carefully examined the casing. She had no real clue how these things worked, unlike Nathan, but it looked
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This is the prologue to a novella I started back in 2011 and never finished. I’m posting it in an effort to get myself motivated to finish the story. I started it right when The Walking Dead TV show was getting off the ground and I felt I shouldn’t try to write a zombie(?) story
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So I decided I might have something to say about some things. I’ll probably talk a lot about the BSDs and Linux, maybe some hardware hacking and fun, and other things that interest me. Maybe my posts will be helpful to someone looking for a different way to do a thing. Maybe only me and