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OpenBSD admin and ports maintainer

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As a student I would love if this resulted in more software portability in education spaces. As it stands, have the classes I take only want Microsoft proprietary formats (docx pptx etc), which results in me having to use a giant nasty WYSIWYG editor that supports those formats like LibreOffice instead my preferred tooling (heirloom-doctools, mandoc, or even better, plain text). At least some classes support PDFs, but I've yet to see a class that takes plain text submissions.

ssm ,
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Explain this to an OpenBSD rc user (there's no OpenBSDMemes)

ssm ,
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You don't know what I'd do to get massive chunky brick laptops back from the 90's again. Look at all those ports!

ssm ,
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whoa

regretting my framework laptop about now

ssm ,
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As long as you provide a list of dependencies, you're cool in my book

ssm ,
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I would suggest reading this before switching to Firefox/Waterfox/Librewolf. DNS blocking and userscripts will get you a long way on browsers that lack extensions (qutebrowser, falkon, luakit).

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I'm a proponent of RTFM, (real documentation has a lot more thought put into it then some random response you would get on IRC or a mailing list, and it's rude to ignore the effort the documentation author put into real documentation) but I always link the user to the appropriate documentation instead of just telling them off.

ssm ,
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If you think the police are going to help fight the right I've got some bad news

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I self host mail/smtp(opensmtpd)+imap(dovecot), znc (irc bouncer), ssh, vpn (ipsec/ikev2), www/http (httpd), git (git-daemon), and gotweb, on an extremely cheap ($2 a month, 512M ram 10G storage) vps all very easily on openbsd. With all these servers I'm using an immense 178M/512M of my available memory.

ssm ,
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buyvm/frantech

ssm ,
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We all have different definitions of "working system". I call a first time boot into alpine linux (after installing docs and ditching busybox) or openbsd a fully working system.

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