heh
i have that problem a lot. i think it's the submissive side of me. don't ask to ask... heh
can't f#%^@ stay away from arpnetworks myself. *looks at the signup form again*
huh?
oh just i like the idea of a good bsd host and i decided a month ago i'd get rid of it until i found something to do with it and it just so happens i have a few ideas.
i miss banging around with freebsd.
go openbsd!
why openbsd?
i'm not averse to the idea, i just don't know what makes openbsd 'better'
dr_jkl: i like ++ for openbsd as well :D - mostly because of its simplicity
simplicity, correctness and better documentation
I use FreeBSD too, but only for ZFS and jails, and only on bare metal, here on arp I use OpenBSD. Some ppl in here will disagree but I find it ridiculous to run ZFS on a VPS
HAIL EMPEROR UP_THE_IRONS
up_the_irons: ping
DaCa: you like ZFS on FreeBSD?
(it's totally production ready this time, we promise)
jdoe: haha, yeah, I was thinking of you when I asked that
kind of like the schedulers in... what was it, from 4 to 5? or 5 to 6?
FWIW my NAS is pretty happily running ZFS. Not as root or anything fancy, but it seems to work well.
I'm going to go cry in a corner now... I'm not sure if it's because i still skim /. periodically, or because this made the front page http://linux.slashdot.org/story/12/12/10/1920258/how-to-use-a-linux-virtual-private-server
"I think it's meant to be like a how-to, except written by someone who doesn't really know how to."
/. is so bad
I love when I see headlines "Yesterday blah blah" and the date is 2 or 3 days ago.
(*the date -- a date in the article)
heh yeah
wow, slashdot is still around?
indeed
yeh it's been like 15 years i think