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Yeap, works great on the m1 macbook air. Everything works. The only thing missing is support for /dev/csam :(

Wait til you have to fsck a 3TB drive on UFS.

ZFS runs on NetBSD, and FreeBSD. NOT OpenBSD.

Steve jobs is spinning so fast in his grave that Apple will no doubt add generators. This should make them carbon neutral.

How am I suppose to explain this to my daughter!?!?! :P

This stands in such stark contrast to its view as a "freedom of religion" here in the USA.

Especially the joined hyphens, they represent marriage. And as in bash, means the end of options, and the beginning of arguments.

Benchmarks here from 2020 https://github.com/clasp-developers/clasp/wiki/Benchmark-Res...

His little sister "Rosa", aka Pink Freud would agree.

GNU is not a boolean value. One can use portions of it without throwing away everything they use.

Anyone who has owned property in Texas, and then sold it, and moved to SF, and bought a house might not concur.

Very fine point. GNU runs on many operating systems, and so to conflate GNU and Linux seems absurd.

I think they conflate GNU with Linux kernel.

And Pixie ran on Pypy. Hy just uses what you have.

Raspberry PIs closed binary blobs are far from documented. At least the Pine stuff is fully documented, and has no requirement for a binary blob to operate.

Ditto all the Pine items.

Or just go after the data brokers. It's a pot of honey that the USG and others will get. Secret executive order or otherwise.

For a lighter experience there is https://github.com/drewc/gurf

You would not seek out newish laptops typically in this case.

Live img.

As a follow up, I'd suggest taking a livecd of OpenBSD to a place that sells laptops. Test boot it, verify it works, and purchase it. I've done this before, although your mileage may vary.

NetBSD has nvmm. Qemu is quite fast as as result. I run many distros ontop of it. Plus Xen. My laptop has been running Xen with pv instances for app isolation. Never as fancy as Qubes though.

Poorly written, if I may be honest. Having attended cookouts with Theo, and also contributed to their system. I'd say "OpenSSH BSD", if I had to sell it. Hide any of the mailing lists from potential customers. Fixate on well known supported hardware. Use what the devs use. If one must use the mailing lists, you never EVER ask a question. Instead state a contrary fact, and await the answers. The distro is Theo, simply put. So you get a regular release where most things just work.* But you must know what you plan to run it on, and exactly which chipsets are in use. The man pages on drivers for OpenBSD are superb for listing all known hardware that is compatible.

And if software, or hardware X is not supported, go do it, or get supported software/hardware instead.

Hint: OpenAudible backup before you terminate.

As an ex-ibmer it always felt the stalls were due to short sighted management decisions. That and the rampant nepotism. Age was never an issue, far less so than working in SV afterwards.

I have to agree with Meth e-hack

They brought pigs with them to eat. It pretty much rules out a lot of peoples of the Levant.

Except they were essentially the same language, and an alphabet. Unlike say Eblaite.

Read Herodotus. He's very clear about western semitic peoples not marrying greeks for what they eat.

And the Punic, Punicians who spoke a "Hebrew" when invading with Elephants.