The latest article from the FreeBSD Foundation Journal is out: “Writing Effective Bug Reports”.
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The latest article from the FreeBSD Foundation Journal is out: “Writing Effective Bug Reports”.
Want your issues seen, tracked, and fixed faster? Here’s how to help:
Clearly describe your setup — versions, architecture, customisations.
Define what you expected to happen vs. what actually happened.
Provide a reproduction path or minimal script if possible.Let’s make reporting bugs easier and more effective, together.
👉 Read the full article here: https://freebsdfoundation.org/our-work/journal/browser-based-edition/embedded-2/writing-effective-bug-reports/
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Curiosità: quando ho detto “ok, pago” mi passano subito un’altra voce, che finge di essere di Milano, cerca di rassicurarmi con accento diverso e tecnicismi.
Quando però rifiuto di dare i dati della carta, rimette l’accento dell’Est e riparte con pressioni e minacce velate.
