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Viewing other members' profiles (provided these members allow viewing of their profiles, which is always their own choice) is already limited to Verified Members (10 approved posts and 10 days of membership under their belts), so an anonymous scraper has not much to scrape other than the public...

Done.

Your call. I'll happily put it back on 'Never' if you are the only one who wants this. The topic will just stay here for future reference in case someone else might want to have a public profile page (which, in times of a dozen social media with global reach and no barrier to entry, seems...

Note that Profile Posts are not part of the public view, only your 'about' section and your forum posts ('Postings'). The reason for this distinction is simple: people may want to write something on your profile and know that it cannot be disclosed publicly.

It took a bit of digging around, but we had the profile visibility set to 'Never' for anyone who's not a member - purely logical from a privacy POV, and no one ever wanted their profile publicly visible that I can remember. I have set that option to 'Yes', which means that a guest or...

FreeBSD can now boot in 25 milliseconds.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/gjbbsd

I am not Microsoft though. But I'm sure they have handy migration docs and tools.

So far as I know, O365 uses IMAP to read mailboxes on other servers. SO, set up IMAP on the server containing the mailboxes, and tell O365 the server location and the credentials to use.

Also, your use-case is not exactly a general use-case. The GhostBSD developers may have the answer. Closed here.

So long as this thread stays comparative within the BSD world and doesn't a) devolve into a 100% NetBSD-centric topic and b) doesn't become a "Why doesn't FreeBSD have this?", we'll allow it.

Well, local/ on a separate partition , mounted inside /usr/.

Yes.

By Drew Gallatin, speaking on behalf of core@. In Memoriam: Hans Petter William Sirevåg Selasky (✟ hselasky@) The FreeBSD community was saddened this month by the tragic death of one of its most prolific contributors. We learned that Hans Petter Selasky passed away in a traffic accident in...

He died in a car accident.

Unfortunately hselasky@ passed away. See the signature under his posts (which I put there this morning). Core@ is preparing a statement which I will post on the forums.

Now you know.

"Explain to an audience of tech enthusiasts why FreeBSD is the best open-source operating system"

We have dispensed with the disallowed name lists, and we are enforcing a stricter format on sign ups. EOF

We have dispensed with the disallowed name lists, and we are enforcing a stricter format on sign ups. EOF.