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You are right, absolute security does not exist, and maybe the only case to be sure about this is to host the service in our own server. But still, have a security measures is always good.

Hello, Few years ago I was reading about the email service founded at the CERN, I created an account but I never really use it. They claim is very secure, encrypted and the servers are located in Switzerland (outside of US and EU jurisdiction) something like Lavabit I think... Anyone has...

Here you get 100 Mbit/s up/down for $150 USD/month and only as business class too.

Excellent, to me XenForo is the best forums software out there and it's so much nicer that phpBB. Thanks for the improvement.

I'm from the third world Dutch, here that kind of connections are a myth.

Thanks, That Google Fiber is a dream.

I installed Elementary OS on my parent's PC, this distro has a very nice desktop shape and it's very easy to use. To me, the problem is that is Ubuntu-based but obviously they don't care about anything of this "technical" stuff. Just works and looks (very) nice.

Re: Noob question, Linux v BSD for someone who has never use Hello and welcome, You really have to read this post: https://forums.freebsd.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=9294 You will find a lot of information there. Would help if you read the FreeBSD Handbook also...

I use green text on black background but I would try that.

Would be nice if you share how you do that...

I have the same motherboard and any of this get the sound work, Im tired to search on Google and nothing, just doesn't work. That's the main reason I have to use FreeBSD on Virtualbox with Debian as host.

I use Virtualbox to run Windows because I can get a full Desktop Environment very easy and quickly. When I have to use some Linux distro (without Xs) I prefer KVM, feels way faster.

I agree, the new package manager feels really good. And yes, I think that FreeBSD still has so much 'field' to play around in this crazy world called IT.

I understand your feeling, but I understand the moderators and admins too. I'm learning English, and sometimes my posts are edited for obvious reasons but I don't take it personally, in fact, they help me to learn by doing that. I hope to learn fast to not give them too much work, heh. A clean...

Do you have some particular link to read more about that? Thanks. ]=)

Thank you very much, I will try that and see what's happend. :beer

How do you do that? :q

FreeBSD was made for servers, in Desktop on the desktop the system has some cons front [compared to? -- mod.] Linux like hardware support. For instance, I can't get the sound working on my motherboard GA-Z77X-UD5H. I'm not a developer, so I have to wait until someone fixes this with a driver or...

What??!! NO!! What? No!

Re: how to determine if 'portsnap extract' has been executed Yes, you can check if /usr/ports is empty. Or you can read /usr/ports/UPDATING from the top of the file to the date closest to the last time ports were upgraded or the system was installed.