It's day one of our week of action to stop online ID checks!
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It's day one of our week of action to stop online ID checks! Quote this post with your thoughts: Why is opposing age verification important to you? How does it impact you?
Take action now: www.stoponlineidchecks.org
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It's day one of our week of action to stop online ID checks! Quote this post with your thoughts: Why is opposing age verification important to you? How does it impact you?
Take action now: www.stoponlineidchecks.org
@fight hi! I noticed you have a Mastodon icon at the bottom of your stoponlineidchecks.org page, but the share button once the petition is signed does not have a Mastodon/Fediverse sharing option. Would be great to see that added!
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@shlalon Yes, I perfectly understand your point. Samba can be a good choice, there. Also consider that illumos based OSes natively support SMB on ZFS, so this is another option.
For a use case like yours, I'd go with Samba on FreeBSD or native SMB on illumos.
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Cpr in Albania, esposto di ActionAid alla Corte dei Conti
> ActionAid denuncia costi gonfiati e appalti opachi: l’operazione Albania finisce sotto esame della Corte dei Conti
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Morti sul lavoro, la strage silenziosa degli Over 60
> L’aumento dei morti sul lavoro tra over 60 rivela un sistema che non tutela i lavoratori più anziani, lasciandoli nei settori pericolosi
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@stefano i'm tried a little with NFS. Is NFS accessible across all operating systems? I setup Samba in BSD to function as a file server for multiple operating systems to read and write to Samba, stream media files from Samba over network, or have a place for whichever computer to save files for storage. I know all network protocols work in any BSD or Linux, but I also require a network drive in Windows. I'm open to using NFS instead of Samba.
What I wanted to ask you is I managed to get Samba working in FreeBSD and OpenBSD. I'm trying to figure out a long term solution for file storage. I'm open to NFS, being built-in natively, but I'll explain my predicament. I found Samba in OpenBSD to be easier to get working with any random operating system and write access, but I like zpool portability for secondary drives so I can connect a ZFS drive, tell FreeBSD to import zpool and FreeBSD reads all of the files. I prefer OpenBSD but I don't want the risk of fstab can't find a second drive and have OpenBSD become unbootable until I edit fstab. I'm stuck between being able to native connect a ZFS drive to any preinstalled FreeBSD syatem and issue zpool mount command, or having a smoother, easier experience with OpenBSD but a second or third drive in OpenBSD is not so portable to mount in other systems
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FreeBSD 15.0 Now Available
The FreeBSD Project has announced the availability of FreeBSD 15.0-RELEASE, introducing updated toolchains, enhanced hardware support, improved security features, and key updates across the base system. This release continues the Project’s focus on stability, long-term maintainability, and consistent engineering.
We encourage you to review the release notes and upgrade guidance
Read the full announcement: https://www.freebsd.org/releases/15.0R/announce/
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