For everyone hating on the C Language for how insecure it *can* be, I’d like to point out that one of the most secure applications in Internet history, OpenSSH, is written in C. It’s how you engineer in a language that matters. 😊👍🏽 💫
People have bulletproof upgrades on #FreeBSD since 2012 and even earlier on #Illumos both with #beadm and ZFS Boot Environments.
Similarly they 'excite' with #Docker since 2013 while FreeBSD #Jails were introduced in 2000 and Solaris #Zones in 2005 ...
#Linux so 'innovative'... https://t.co/jK6tcGqKwX
Published two security advisories:
Privilege separation bug in Xen-amd64 https://t.co/eqJhnfG77K
Several vulnerabilities in the network stack https://t.co/MDi9s0yl84
Make sure your machines are up to date.
Thanks Maxime Villard and Lucio Albornoz.
Joshua Smith of the @trueos project discusses some differences between #TrueOS and #Linux. What are your reasons for using TrueOS, #FreeBSD, or Linux? Be nice!! 😁😅 #kompulsa
https://t.co/apQ9SE4U1q
If no one uses #bsd I guess we should tell #FreeBSD based @FreeNASTeam to stop being the #1 open source NAS / storage OS. Boom goes the dynamite! https://t.co/muC2wDz3PS https://t.co/goei9mqen6
No, the BSD's are not dying. Like all OS's, they have their fair share of problems.
You think the FreeBSD kernel is not secure enough?: https://t.co/rY4yrtl6Pq
Dig in and help out, at least you don't have to deal with Linus when you raise an issue.
"macOS supports way fewer hardware than BSDs, but people spend a lot, more than deserved, to get macOS. Likewise if you want BSD, buy the correct hardware first, it will save you a lot of struggle and unproductive wasting of time." https://t.co/yCeuZ5jW3n