I know I've said this before, but I do empathise with the NetBSD folks a lot.
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I know I've said this before, but I do empathise with the NetBSD folks a lot. The instinct seems to always be "wait... why do you run that?" from other BSD people.
Ironically enough, I get the same question from Linux people about... BSD. What goes around, comes around I suppose.
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I know I've said this before, but I do empathise with the NetBSD folks a lot. The instinct seems to always be "wait... why do you run that?" from other BSD people.
Ironically enough, I get the same question from Linux people about... BSD. What goes around, comes around I suppose.
@rubenerd NetBSD is a great, all rounder OS. It's stable, reliable, efficient, secure.
Sometimes people are concentrated on the peculiarities of other OSes (even in the BSD family) and they forget that an OS should be a platform, a base, not (only) a toy.
And, as you know, I love all the BSDs! -
@rubenerd NetBSD is a great, all rounder OS. It's stable, reliable, efficient, secure.
Sometimes people are concentrated on the peculiarities of other OSes (even in the BSD family) and they forget that an OS should be a platform, a base, not (only) a toy.
And, as you know, I love all the BSDs! -
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@rubenerd NetBSD is a great, all rounder OS. It's stable, reliable, efficient, secure.
Sometimes people are concentrated on the peculiarities of other OSes (even in the BSD family) and they forget that an OS should be a platform, a base, not (only) a toy.
And, as you know, I love all the BSDs! -
@wbpeckham @rubenerd eheh I love it, too 🙂 That's why I love installing, testing, uninstalling, replacing - but not in production.
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@cowlet @scruss and yes this does lead to fuzzy areas such as amateurs playing with professional rules or in tournaments of different officiality, or at least to some varying degree of playfulness: the more personally one plays, the less of a game it is.
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@cowlet @scruss I'm perfectly fine with professional anything not falling into the “game” category. By name already, it is being done as a profession, not to entertain the player, even if the player does enjoy the activity, and yes, even if the rules of the subject are exactly the same (which in cases are not, as you need additional implements e.g. to track time, or judges to validate moves, etc).
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