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unixdigest.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article provides an in-depth comparison of FreeBSD and Linux, highlighting FreeBSD's unique features such as ZFS support, advanced networking tools like PF, and a robust security framework. It also discusses the binary compatibility with Linux, the GEOM storage framework, and the overall UNIX-like nature of FreeBSD. The author shares personal experiences transitioning from Microsoft to Linux and then to FreeBSD, emphasizing the advantages of FreeBSD for specific use cases. | |
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unfinished.bike
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| | | | | Earlier this week, I stumbled into Cado's report on Qubitstrike, an attack on publicly accessible Jupyter notebook installations. Unlike ... | |
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blog.miguelgrinberg.com
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scvalex.net
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| | | A thing I've been missing is the ability to easily share files with insecure devices. I've tried a bunch of solutions over the years, including using Syncthing and Nextcloud, but they were neither nice to use nor run. Recently, a friend found a much better trade-off in terms of setup complexity and ease-of-use. So, let's build such a file-sharing service with rclone, Nginx, and Kubernetes. | ||
