<admin1234>
vastly improved over the last time i shared it
<constxd>
admin1234: come on bro
<o0x1eef>
I generally agree with what was said. I think (Free|Hardened)BSD also have their place. I generally avoid Linux unless I have to use it.
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<constxd>
whether you agree with the sentiment or not, the article is not good
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<o0x1eef>
How come?
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<constxd>
i don't know who the target audience is supposed to be
<o0x1eef>
When I write the target audience is usually a later self :D But I guess that's why no one reads them :))
<constxd>
if you have already bought into the openbsd mindset then you don't need to be convinced, and if you haven't then this article will not make openbsd sound appealing at all
<constxd>
everyone knows openbsd is secure
<o0x1eef>
Fair enough. But I think some of the points are solid. The OpenBSD approach really does feel "simple". The Linux crowd seem to thrive in complexity and over-engineering. I think Linus would admit that to a degree, but maybe not as directly as that..
<constxd>
"hey did you know openbsd is really secure? here's a huge list of features it's missing -- isn't that awesome? now check out this 3000 line shell script"
<constxd>
yeah simplicity is nice but people romanticize it too much
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<constxd>
"the original UNIX ran on a 20MHz CPU with 256K of memory! nowadays my system uses 3 GIGABYTES to idle after boot... software was way better in the 70s!"
<constxd>
meanwhile the original UNIX was broken as shit and full of bugs and the people who think "modern software sucks" would be miserable if they had to use it for more than 1 day
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<o0x1eef>
I'm thinking in different terms. Both pledge and unveil have simple interfaces, and they're integrated into all browsers that I know of: Firefox, chromium, & its forks. So out of the box you have a pretty secure browser, with zero effort. That's simple on multiple levels.
<constxd>
yes
<constxd>
pledge and unveil are good
<constxd>
there are linux ports
<constxd>
it's good that openbsd exists, but i see it more as like a security-oriented research OS
<o0x1eef>
'pf' is also relatively simple, you can get up to speed with it quickly as a user/sysadmin, and for me it is definitely in the top 3 best BSD software
<o0x1eef>
Yeah. It has its place. It's not one size fits all. I use it to host gitea, and on the desktop too.
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<sobinec>
Guys, there is a new matrix space created for Ruby related stuff.
<ih8u>
so, for search engines, am i supposed to put keywords in a hidden element in my template/s?
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<ih8u>
or is there some other more sophisticated method for search engine indexing?
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<o0x1eef>
ih8u: I don't do any of that but then again I haven't had great results but that might be for other reasons. Generally as a rule of thumb: add sitemap.xml, add meta descriptions, validate with bing (it will provide actionable feedback instead of being mysterious like Google), try to get other sites linking to yours.
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<ih8u>
what does `puma cannot load such file -- base64` mean?
<o0x1eef>
It's suppose to be a bundled gem, but distributions can do strange things to a standard ruby installation, so you might be missing it
<ih8u>
puma by itself work, `bundle exec puma` doesn't
<o0x1eef>
puma probably needs updated to depend on base64, that could be a PR but the short term fix is to add gem 'base64' to your Gemfile
<ih8u>
o0x1eef: thank you for your help, by the way
<o0x1eef>
De nada
<ih8u>
but why would it word by itself and not with bundle?
<ih8u>
i should mention this is only the case on alma linux
<ih8u>
i do not have this problem on debian
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<o0x1eef>
AFAIK because bundle is an isolated environment, where only the gems in Gemfile.lock are available. If you don't have base64 in your Gemfile.lcok, then it doesn't exist. It might also depend on your Ruby version. I think base64 was only moved to stdlib relatively recently.
<o0x1eef>
/to stdlib/to a stdlib gem/
<ih8u>
i see
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<ih8u>
i am one point release higher on alma
<ih8u>
that is quite quite new
<ih8u>
iot appears to be working
<ih8u>
thank you
<o0x1eef>
+1
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<csoria>
hello Ruby community
<csoria>
I have one question, I hope you can help me to understand what is happening please