Leftovers: BSD
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Deweloperzy OpenBSD: Vadim Zhukov
I’m a 30 years old programmer/sysadmin with wide range of interests from Moscow, Russia. I’m working in IT industry for about half of my life, and last few years I’m also a freelance teacher at Moscow State University of Information Technologies, Radiotechnics and Electronics (ex. Moscow State Institute of Radio Engineering, Electronics and Automation). I have a daughter (best one in the world, of course), which was born at October, 18 – you may call this a Fate.
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EuroBSDCon 2014 Videos Online
No, that's not a typo; the videos for EuroBSDCon 2014 are finally online.
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Deweloperzy OpenBSD: Ingo Schwarze
Since 2001, so for almost three quarters of its history by now. Originally, it was pure chance. A coworker who used to run various Linux distributions repeatedly got his boxes rooted. Instead of properly securing them, he proposed to try OpenBSD. I said i didn’t care much which system he used. At that time, i was used to working on many different Unix and Unix-like systems (DEC OSF/1, Ultix, HP-UX, AIX, SuSE Linux, Debian GNU/Linux …) and OpenBSD looked like just another Unix-like system, so why not.
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Linux Top 3: Robolinux 8.2, Bodhi Linux and OpenBSD 5.8
Lots of changes debut in the new OpenBSD 5.8 release including some interesting security updates.
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Microsoft taps open source LLVM compiler for cross-platform .Net
Consider the LLILC project. Rather than reinvent the wheel, Microsoft's new compiler for its CoreCLR .Net runtime leverages an existing cross-platform compiler framework: LLVM. Now six months into the project, its maintainers -- a foundation comprised largely but not exclusively of folks from Microsoft -- reports "great progress" with LLILC, but also "much still to do."
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