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Blog post on IT Notes, first in a series on building your own backup system, focusing on planning a backup strategy before writing scripts.
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A post on the IT Notes blog recounting the story of a server that was never supposed to exist.
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A blog post on the IT Notes site recounting an incident involving an email that unauthorized parties read, touching on email privacy and server administration.
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A personal blog post written as a love letter to FreeBSD, praising its coherent base system, boot environments, and long-term stability.
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A personal blog post describing how the author switched to FreeBSD to make self-hosting enjoyable again after feeling burned out on their previous setup.
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Colin Percival's blog post reflecting on a year of Amazon-sponsored work on FreeBSD, including EC2 support and release engineering duties.
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169 points by doener | 39 comments
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FreeBSD doesn't have Wi-Fi driver for my old MacBook, so AI built one for me(vladimir.varank.in)
387 points by varankinv | 311 comments
Blog post describing how the author used AI coding tools to build a FreeBSD Wi-Fi driver for the Broadcom BCM4350 chip in a 2016 MacBook Pro.
My first contribution to Linux(vkoskiv.com)
633 points by vkoskiv | 76 comments
A blog post recounting the author's experience upstreaming their first Linux kernel patch, fixing a hardware issue on a 2005 Fujitsu Lifebook S2110.












