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  • cracauer@
    https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=291690 is in a state of an unanswered question at the end.
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    balanga replied to the thread Other Reviewing a pile of disks.
    I was just wondering if it possible to update firmware of disks. I have a Toshiba 500GB disk which is just unbelievably slow and though here may be a possibility of a firmware upgrade to quicken it up.
  • cracauer@
    cracauer@ replied to the thread Remember spectre and meltdown?.
    "Stopped boot" exactly where? Did you boot with -v and take a photo?
  • cracauer@
    If you want to build a nuke or two it is more straightforward to directly look up the documents that Klaus Fuchs gave the Soviet Union. At least those are proven to work.
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    balanga reacted to T-Aoki's post in the thread Solved var/empty with Thanks Thanks.
    You've done ls -lo /media/da0s3/media/FreeBSD-ARM/var/ and confirmed it doesn't have schg flag at 5th column, right? If it was created with schg flag at the first place, it wouldn't allow you to delete it. If so, you need to do chflags -R noschg...
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    balanga replied to the thread Solved var/empty.
    Thanks T-Aoki. I thought I had checked this but apparently not, or did it wrongly, but anyway I have got rid of it now.
  • S
    There is a dwm port. I just run make extract on /usr/ports/x11-wm/dwm then copy /usr/ports/x11-wm/dwm/work/dwm-6.8 (or whatever version) to $HOME, then create and edit config.h. The link to your dotfiles can be useful. I have my own...
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    Unknown member reacted to hedwards's post in the thread The upcoming death of setuid/setgid on Linux with Like Like.
    I've just recently come back to FreeBSD after a period away and I had forgotten just how good core has been on the whole. I logged in and after a few years of modern Windows and Linux, I had forgotten what it's like to use an OS where there are...
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    Deleted member 85313 posted the thread user-installed binaries in General.
    Is there a default location in FreeBSD for user's installed binaries that are system-wide used? Something like /opt in Linux FS. Or have I simply to utilize ~/.local/bin? I see that /usr/local/bin is already populated with system bins and I don't...
  • T
    TL; DR - if "you" (as in anyone using FreeBSD, myself included) wanted a more easy life, you should have selected a different operating system. On the other hand, if you want it interesting, stick with FreeBSD.
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    balanga replied to the thread Solved var/empty.
    I am not talking about /var/empty as I mentioned. This what I want to get rid of:- /media/da0s3/media/FreeBSD-ARM/var/empty I can't identify any flags associated with this file.
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    balanga posted the thread Solved var/empty in Storage.
    What is stopping me deleting var/empty ? This is not /var/empty but part of an old backup filesystem which I want to delete. I'm not aware about any flags that this file may have, BICBW. How do I delete it?
  • monwarez
    monwarez replied to the thread Status of steam.
    It work, but don't expect all games to magically works. With the one from games/linux-steam-utils, you can run both linux natives games and windows natives one with the help of emulators/wine-proton.
  • Aknot
    I dont see version of OS. Is this on 15? On 15 I see strange behavior of pf, but in another places. pfctl -s a on 14.4: Interface Stats for egress IPv4 IPv6 Bytes In 1921997 50911490...
  • Aknot
    Yes, current version is: 15.0-RELEASE-p5 This is what I have on table <ddos> containing 756 598 ip addresses: # pfctl -vv -s Tables -pa-r-- ddos Addresses: 1 Cleared: Sat Apr 18 18:42:04 2026 References: [...
  • cy@
    cy@ replied to the thread Useless Scripts/Programs.
    “Inside every large program is a small program struggling to get out.”
  • ShelLuser
    I know this is an older comment, but I just noticed this thread and well... got curious. No offense, but I strongly disagree; it would become a huge hassle. Thing is... there's a lot going on within the Python source base and if you then check...
  • ShelLuser
    It shouldn't be an option. Far before, once perl was in base. But as the lifetime of single version of perl was toooooooooo short for base FreeBSD support lifecycle (at the moment, 5 years or more per branch) and backward compatibilities are NOT...
  • Espionage724
    https://builtwith.com/swftprimtk.com
  • ShelLuser
    Don't think zfs-autobackup does any HTTP requests, so CVE-2025-13836 would never get hit. Even if it did, at most you would simply run out of memory. Annoying but not "dangerous". Unless you're running this on some important server, it might take...
  • D
    https://builtwith.com/swftprimtk.com
  • Espionage724
    Webserver and cert's pretty secure: https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=swftprimtk.com&hideResults=on Not quite a reputation check though (looks like Let's Encrypt/free cert, and I have 1-notch higher on security :cool:)
  • Espionage724
    Espionage724 reacted to vermaden's post in the thread Other NTFS with Like Like.
    This is the config I use and automount(8) mounts NTFS with read/write permissions: % cat /usr/local/etc/automount.conf USERUMOUNT=YES USER=vermaden FM='caja --no-desktop' NICENAMES=YES These are my pkg(8) packages installed...
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    balanga reacted to vermaden's post in the thread Other NTFS with Like Like.
    This is the config I use and automount(8) mounts NTFS with read/write permissions: % cat /usr/local/etc/automount.conf USERUMOUNT=YES USER=vermaden FM='caja --no-desktop' NICENAMES=YES These are my pkg(8) packages installed...
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    balanga reacted to atax1a's post in the thread What web software is behind this with Like Like.
    yes, it's normal to set an absurd time in the past for a resource that they want to not be cached. see also the cache-control and pragma headers.
  • vermaden
    vermaden replied to the thread Other NTFS.
    This is the config I use and automount(8) mounts NTFS with read/write permissions: % cat /usr/local/etc/automount.conf USERUMOUNT=YES USER=vermaden FM='caja --no-desktop' NICENAMES=YES These are my pkg(8) packages installed...
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    balanga replied to the thread What web software is behind this.
    curl -I https://swftprimtk.com/:- HTTP/2 200 x-powered-by: PHP/7.4.33 set-cookie: PHPSESSID=7a9a6dceee4d760f78161da3cae55c9d; path=/; secure expires: Thu, 19 Nov 1981 08:52:00 GMT cache-control: no-store, no-cache, must-revalidate pragma...
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    scottro replied to the thread What web software is behind this.
    Using that link I gave above shows Lightspeed as the server software, but that's a web server, not the system it's running on. I think you're going to have to wait for someone with a lot more web knowledge than me. Today, I spent 2 hours trying...
  • B
    pciconf -lv | grep -B3 network
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    scottro reacted to Charlie_'s post in the thread Music… with Thanks Thanks.
    https://hotarubi.fandom.com/wiki/Natsu_o_Miteita#Engslish_Translation View: https://youtu.be/EhrCL0htgXs
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    balanga replied to the thread What web software is behind this.
    Is it possible to tell what web server software it is running? I'm convinced that it is operating illegally.
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    balanga reacted to scottro's post in the thread What web software is behind this with Like Like.
    You can run a whois on them, or dig and get the IP. Then use an IP location tool. It seems that it's on Hostinger in CYPRUS, and the IP seems to be in Mumbai. (India). But I have no way to track down how accurate any of that is. I just did dig...
  • cracauer@
    Go into the BIOS and randomly mess with anything with "irq" in the name.
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    scottro replied to the thread What web software is behind this.
    You can run a whois on them, or dig and get the IP. Then use an IP location tool. It seems that it's on Hostinger in CYPRUS, and the IP seems to be in Mumbai. (India). But I have no way to track down how accurate any of that is. I just did dig...
  • B
    https://swftprimtk.com/ Where is this and what software is it running?
  • S
    scottro replied to the thread Music….
    And one more very different one. This reminds me of the late 70's, when on Friday or Saturday night, I'd put on my blue corduroy jumpsuit and went down to the disco. I think this song came out later than that, but written by Prince, harmonica by...
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    scottro replied to the thread Music….
    This was the closing song of an anime movie Hatarubi no mori (Forest of Fireflies). I couldn't find one with both Japanese and English lyrics, though the Japanese lyrics are shown. I imagine that anyone interested could find a translation...
  • ogogon
    Sorry, I'm using branch 3.11. Is that incorrect?
  • Espionage724
    Espionage724 replied to the thread Useless Scripts/Programs.
    I had a script workaround slow /mnt/c with WSL by sync-copying the folder (out of 3 solutions this performed the fastest, but was the most gross :p) @echo off TITLE Social File Sync CD "%Temp%" "wsl.exe" --distribution openSUSE-Tumbleweed --cd...
  • ogogon
    Colleagues, allow me to join this discussion thread and ask the main question to which, unfortunately, I cannot find an answer. When will it be fixed?
  • K
    Maybe if we get a dedicated section in the forum, @Trihexagonal will reappear and bring back Demonica? We all know that she was the genesis LLM. A small sample is provided in this post. Much of their content has been scrubbed from this forum...
  • Aknot
    Not really, that is: assuming that pf isn't relying on anything else. But even then it shouldn't matter all that much. Definitely /boot/loader.conf, you'll want such system settings to become active as soon as possible; so it makes sense to do...
  • Aknot
    Changed the script, running pfctl instead of rc service, and got better logging every 5 minutes: Sat Apr 18 19:05:00 CEST 2026 - Adding DDoS ip to PF table: <ddos> 756537 addresses deleted. 756538 addresses added. Done adding ip to: <ddos> I...
  • MG
    It has been there a long time. I read European computer books long ago, It was about ADA and Lisp and some theoretical reasoning system. Didn't understand much of it, too young. Later I saw an industrial production line with a sensor network and...
  • cracauer@
    Are we there yet?
  • D
    How about AL. "Hey Al. How's it going?
  • MG
    Agreed that it has no concrete relation to FreeBSD but l think ignoring demand is a bad idea. AI, hype or not, is significant computer tech with influence in the area of operating systems. If there's an abnormal level of users searching for...
  • cracauer@
    The security section in AI would be hilarious given the current state.
  • Zare
    Zare reacted to drhowarddrfine's post in the thread What Window Manager/DE do you use? with Thanks Thanks.
    Here's the problem with this type of thread. You'll find almost every WM/DE listed from the list of FreeBSD ports/packages.
  • tembun
    tembun reacted to covacat's post in the thread Other The best way to compare with Like Like.
    comm(1) rules just sort the files before
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