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It made me smile to see the first email stating the fact in my inbox this morning. I look forward to reading more!
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Thanks for subscribing! :)
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Did they provide any reason as to why you were blocked? It’s strange since your account doesn’t post copyrighted content nor retweet/participate in hatefests
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No reason has been given. Was locked automatically by some rules. Unlocked manually by Twitter support team. Could not use my phone number to unlock it right away. Says it’s “not supported”.
I didn’t do anything unusual. Have no idea how to prevent future locking.
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Sent the update. TinyLetter looks awesome! Love it!
https://tinyletter.com/romanzolotarev/letters/making-the-web
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I’d like to see a list of static site generators that build sites that don’t require JavaScript, granted with some it’s just a question of a theme without js.
Currently https://www.romanzolotarev.com/ssg.html for me.
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Thank for using ssg.
P.S. ssg is getting pretty stable, but still I’m not ready to make it a standalone project. Just one of my shell scripts. ;)
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You can filter the list at staticgen by any language, any template scheme or any license. It includes a number of ssg’s that do not require JavaScript.
Then again @romanzolotarev’s
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Hi Simon, thanks :)
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Apple, Cisco, Citrix, Dell, iXsystems, Juniper, Netflix, WhatsApp are hiring BSD devs and admins
I will repeat what I said on twitter here:
Are you vetting the jobs? Ie. ‘Email Security Support Engineer at Cisco Systems’ in Krakow lists email and phone support asks for Linux experience and just mentions FreeBSD scripting among a ton of other keywords… Feels like a ‘call center’ job listing not a ‘bsd job’.
It’s a nice initiative however I am a bit sceptic on the sudden amount of items that showed up on the listing. Hope this doesn’t turn into ‘list of jobs containing bsd keyword’.
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You are right, right now it’s keyword-based list. Will fix in the next update :) What do you think should be a good definition of a “BSD job”?
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Something that gets you direct, preferably daily exposure to the system. Building or supporting/administering a product that directly runs on a BSD would be fair game imho and making this more worthwhile. I don’t want to scroll through 1 00 entries when 80% of them are Linux jobs.
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Thanks!
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Wow so many incredible replies. https://www.photogabble.co.uk is my blog its topics include javascript tutorials and general tinkering with golang, basic and php.
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Thank you for starting this! Found so many awesome blogs today.
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I write how-tos for OpenBSD users, share my shell scripts, and my setup.
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Roman, these were really nice to browse through. Great job on collecting all the interviews. It’s always nice to see someone working hard for the community!
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Dear Simon, thank you for your supportive words.
I’m just trying to make good software visible to more people. BSD deserves more users, more developers, and more attention from major vendors.
BSD users enjoy much simpler operating systems. Fewer moving parts, well paced release cycles, better documentation, privacy protection, and many more.
Any software developer could learn a lot from BSD projects. Not just from their source code, but how to work with legacy code, how keep long term open source projects afloat, how to keep in check ethical perspective of your programs, how to work with users and vendors.
I hope to see more support from Google, Intel, Microsoft, Apple, Dell, Lenovo, Mozilla, and other major vendors. Just take one example, OpenBSD projects: OpenSSH, OpenBGPD, OpenNTPD, OpenSMTPD, LibreSSL, and mandoc,.. All businesses—large and small—depend on these projects. They better support OpenBSD Foundation. Right?
BSD is one of the corners stones of the internet and I love those cat videos too much. ;)
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Ready to share your story? DM me.
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I enjoyed this little hyperlink rabbit trail: https://jpmens.net/2018/06/19/on-a-pos-pole-display-and-an-open-source-os/
Thanks @romanzolotarev for assembling these interviews! Been reading them all day.
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I’m glad you found it. I like it too :)
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I use ErgoDox EZ. Here is my setup and recent interview at ErgoDox EZ
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I lost all my soldering skills and tools long time ago. :)
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Here is my layout in qmk_firmware repo.
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If you don’t have an account on Twitter or on bsd.network, now you can book your VM by submitting the form: https://openbsd.amsterdam/contact.html
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It’s really cool that 10 EUR of the annual rate goes to the OpenBSD Foundation!
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That’s the whole point.
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This actually looks pretty cool.
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Thank you!
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Sever #2 is pretty much ready!
- trunked interfaces (2 x 1G)
- dedicated VLAN
- 4 x 1TB in raid5 (softraid(4))
via https://mobile.twitter.com/OpenBSDAms/status/1013143273077080064
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Nice service. One feature combo that might help is letting registered, job hunters look for specific BSD’s and/or job titles. They get notified when they show up. For instance, I’m specifically interested in being paid to be an Incident Response Analyst for CheriBSD systems at some company with at least 1Gbps connection. I intend to give 100% on every handling every breach.
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Thanks! Added to my todo list.
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Please use the
releaasetag for this, since the linked article has no information about unit, practices or webshit.Also, this is advertising and a newsletter signup even if it is for content that’s cool.
Got it. Will fix. Thanks!