Comment: Re:which turns transport into a monopoly... (Score 4, Funny) 276
Who doesn't want to own airwolf?
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Comment: Re:This does pose the question: (Score 2) 195
What asus board? I've got an asus crosshair iv formula and the usb3 has been working fine in both 9.2 and 9.3. The aibs driver doesn't support this board yet though.
as for security updates:
freebsd-update fetch; freebsd-update install
and port updates:
portsnap fetch update; portmaster -gda
So not sure what the issues are here.
Comment: postgres can. (Score 1) 241
Guess nobody ever heard of the pgstrom
Comment: Re:Why are you clicking through that box every tim (Score 2) 286
HP lights out boards don't retain the self generated cert between power failures. So when power returns you get a different cert, and the exception now needs to be removed and readded.
+ - Company Sells Open-Source Software As Its Own-> 4
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teknopurge writes "After using the software for years I was shocked to find that one of my favorite open-source projects, Zabbix, had its code stolen, rebranded and sold for profit as Firescope. Touting thier product as "revolutionary", Firescope has apparently copied the Zabbix repository and themed the interface without adhering to the GPL that Zabbix is distributed with. Is this not the worst fear of every open source project?"
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