Gökşin Akdeniz

@goksin@bsd.network
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initial commit June 20,1971.
I am anEngineer
User/Lover ofFreeBSD & OpenBSD
User ofDebian GNU/Linux
BothSystem and Network Admin
He’s Been Right About AI for 40 Years. Now He Thinks Everyone Is Wrong. Yann LeCun invented many fundamental components of modern AI. Now he’s convinced most in his field have been led astray by the siren song of large language models. Once again he stated that the current buzz around LLM is going to die and claimed that there is no way anyone can build AGI with LLM. He repeated his claim that the cats are smarter than the LLM https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/yann-lecun-ai-meta-0058b13c?st=19Ec8H&reflink=article_copyURL_share
paywall free link https://archive.ph/WljFC
A mainboad wtih a 2Ghz CPU, +G RAM, a spare harddrive, freeBSD and Nextcloud install is working fine on a LAN. It al works fine. #FreeBSD #Nextcloud
Elinizde boş olan bir kasanız varsa, Nextcloud kurup kullanabilirsiniz. Biraz zahmetli olabilir ama sunacaklarına değer!
"Sysadmin" is just another way to say "professional patcher." You're a roofer, but indoors and with different tar.
Have you wanted to sing the praises of #FreeSoftware but didn't have a tune? Learn the Free Software Song performed by Devin Ulibarri and Rubén Rodríguez: https://u.fsf.org/497
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Just introduced a new category of reverse engineering labs: Multistage. Multistage labs simulate full malware attack chains based on real-world malware campaigns. These labs are designed to familiarize malware analysts with reversing more complex infection chains, rather than just standalone malware samples.

https://malwaretech.com/labs/multistage/

@nuintari There's no support for ZFS for a number of reasons, technical and cultural.

  • CDDL isn't compatible with OpenBSD's copyright policy.

  • OpenBSD has no loadable kernel modules, so it would mean including ZFS in the GENERIC kernel..

  • ZFS is not just a filesystem, it includes a volume manager and sizable chunk of Solaris code into the BSD kernel.

Naturally there's some aversion to doing that. But more importantly, there's a lack of developers interested in porting filesystems. It's a massive project to take on.. and not one likely to ever be suitable for inclusion into base.

The best advice I had recently. Justin Tolman has written a greta article based on a real event. It suggests that incident response and forensics must be considered in and applied in parallel. If you want to read the full article, follow the link: https://www.csoonline.com/article/4079615/volvos-recent-security-breach-5-tips-to-speed-incident-response-while-preserving-forensic-integrity.html
Volvo’s recent security breach: 5 tips to speed incident response while preserving forensic integrity

Volvo’s data scare shows how fast — and smart — you need to move after a breach, especially when the problem starts with a vendor.

CSO Online
Interested in helping #FreeSoftware users find freedom-respecting programs by updating the Free Software Directory (FSD)? Please consider joining the FSD meeting this Friday on IRC. Read more at: https://u.fsf.org/490 #FreeSoftwareDirectory #FSF