>porn addict
Of course a porn addict doesn't have the will power to set up something to block porn themselves....
If you just want to sync between two computers then SyncThing is the go-to. No middle man involved. If you have an Android phone then I recommend getting SyncThing-fork for it as well. For example I use it to automatically upload all the photos I take to my PC. That, and syncing my passwords and notes. Set it up once and forget it.
Why in real time? If you try to sync something like a git repo with tons of files you probably won't find a good solution. Use a network share instead or something.
Oh fuck, could we end up switching to BSD after all?
Sure, if we can get more shit to run on Open[BASED], the better. FreeBSD is about as pozzed as Linux community wise, though distributions like GhostBSD are a proper desktop distribution.
Having run freebsd for a little... No.
I've only been on the forums for about a year but he's a lolcow in the making.
You can see he likes tranime too. So many figurines on that shelf behind him.
Things are taking a rather fucking stupid direction. I'll see y'all in the upcoming BSD thread.
BSDs are dogshit outside the server space.
BSDs are a monolithic architecture, so "technically" every *BSD variant is it's own Kernel and driver variant. FreeBSD is probably the more widely used variant, and more compatible with running software ported from Linux. OpenBSD is the most based and most secure, but has opinionated design choices that break usability as a desktop OS in favor of security. (you can't run steam or Wine on it.) DragonflyBSD, Illumos are some other names I've heard of but that's about all I know.
So am I, but purging maintainers due to ideology is not a good idea. It's best to keep an eye on things as worst case scenario we could see a steady decline in kernel code quality.
I reckon this move took a lot of the kernel community off-guard. I expect some new fork of the kernel will come out of this. Given how big a mook-face-turn this is, and how the community was predominantly meritocratic before this, this is a lot more of a deal than they're trying to make it. Now the entry requirements for kernel work have gone from "submit a good patch" to "submit a good patch from an allied nation". This partisan horseshit of Linus's should have more of an impact than I'm seeing. But, nothing ever happens, so...
