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So it looks like you misunderstood: I didn't say I'm German by any words, but I know many of them. Some of them are hackers, sysadmins and programmers - all of them take privacy seriously. @kpa, Nobody is speaking about script kids. Contributing and reviewing is not the same as contributing...

You can't be sure about anything actually and everything is relative, right? I meant to ask why use IPSec when we have OpenVPN which is faster and more simple? But that can be just personal preference of course. Trying. Some people do, some not, but if you don't even try your best because...

Proof-of-concepts and the percent of occurrences are different. Chance for that is low and even after escaping the VM, with right priveleges set what can an automated software do? And what's more you can have extra security with hardening like grsecurity or similiar (on FreeBSD there should be...

Looks like guessing is not working between us ;) Definietly. "Apple Matching Gifts" - Funny, they donated more than in 2012. There is also "Steve Jobs, in memory of" and "Microsoft Matching Gifts Program". Thank you for mentioning, but besides it's funny, I don't think it makes...

..so religion saved you with a little pinky cloud. Amen. But seriously, I just wanted to know the connection between FreeBSD and Apple. It's not being paranoid, but being curious. Hackers are curious. I'm not intended to reply for the other parts as these would be too off-topic.

The deeper you dig inside, you more problems you see. Just go to a hackerspace and have some conversations. There are much more paranoid people than me, like I'm not sure I am one. I do not trust any of them. On my own physical computers I don't use closed source software. On virtual machines...

So based on these information - how can I trust FreeBSD if I have zero trust in Apple? That is the only thing keeps me back from using FreeBSD. Compared to Debian, how many people observe at least the code? After version freeze do FreeBSD have enough people to at least run through the code to...

Hello, I'm curious about the connection between Apple and FreeBSD. I would like to clarify some things. Does a high percent of donation come from Apple? Do FreeBSD developers include code from Apple in the systems? If yes how do they deal with security issues? (That is an important question...

I have had similar problems and for me installing vim without X11 worked. make WITHOUT_X11=yes install clean

Hello, I am trying to install a webserver on it, but even vim install fails. Is that only me who has problems with the 10-CURRENT release from db.net/downloads. I have installed bsd-pi-250580M.img.xz. I have tried to install vim, but got errors. Made some search and found that I need libXrandr...

Wiki page for FreeBSD - Raspberry Pi installation: https://wiki.freebsd.org/FreeBSD/arm/Raspberry%20Pi

It does not need java to run. If it's disabled, it can't check some things which means your browser is not sending nasty information. Interesting information: in Opera browser it could see my opened tabs and said it's some kind of vulnerability.

Awesome, that made my day. That's really creative and that's what hackers need.

Hello, I couldn't find much information about the compatibility of newer Fujitsu laptops: Fujitsu Lifebook Slimbook UH552 Fujitsu Lifebook Ultrabook U772 I would like to buy one of these, but not sure if FreeBSD would run fine. Did any of you try it or a similar Fujitsu? I hope we will have...

Dell Inspiron 5110 Dual video cards not supported It is not possible to turn off a video card from the BIOS It is possible to start X without getting a reset, but almost everything needs to be compiled. It took me about one week to make it work, but it wasn't worth it because X still had...

The script is working great. To look like others on the Net, first you need a common useragent (a unique one is not recommended). The browser setting should be common also. Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-GB; rv:1.8.1.6) Gecko/20070725 Firefox/2.0.0.6 ip-check.info may help you a...