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Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@snow non come facevo io che provavo i sistemi linux formattando quello principale 😂
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@pauamma oh, I have. I never said that there are no toxic people in the BSD community. There are. But the majority is composed of great people, all around the world.
So I'd not say it's a toxic community because of some bad people. Even if toxicity should never be a part (even if small) of a healthy community.
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@poianasettequattro.bsky.social
https://bsky.app/profile/poianasettequattro.bsky.social/post/3m5mj67jdrc25
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@josephholsten exactly. A couple of days ago I proposed to a client a new virtualization server (actually three). It will be powered by Proxmox as the client needs a management interface and is moving some manually created KVM qcow2 files.
I'll probably propose bhyve when Sylve will be ready but, for now, their problem will be solved by using Proxmox. And I'm happy it will, and I'm happy to do it.
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Clara (@claracloud.bsky.social)
https://bsky.app/profile/claracloud.bsky.social/post/3m5m7d5txtk2y
> Luigi Ghirri #photography
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OK How do i recover a borked boot using the miniroot USB ? #OpenBSD
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@DianeBruce thank you!
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@stefano I had a great conversation the other day with some FreeBSD folks about how to position it competitively when the user believes they need k8s instead.
Sure, plenty of k8s flame was thrown, but at the end we agreed that for the user’s particular needs (some workloads were Linux only codebases, multi-cloud deployment not cost-optimized) k8s was really a better choice than nomad+jails or a custom orchestration setup.
