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Yeah, KC seems to provision for me as well. Got one, deleted it, made another. All from my phone. Got in by ssh with ConnectBot ssh app. Thanks Ant!
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@cmeerw In the Rescue System tab on my TierHive test VPS, I found: Grml 2025.08 Netboot XYZ (requires DHCP server, which I think is available) OpenBSD 7.8 RescaTuz 0.74 Super Gub 2 Disk System Rescue CD 12.02 May I please ask what procedure you f…
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@AnthonySmith Another question, if I may, please: I have tried for several days, and again just now, to create a TierHive VPS instance in Kansas City, which is closer to me than Vint Hill. Each time, I receive this error: (Quote) Of course, Vint H…
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(Quote) Yesterday evening I shut down my test VPS and recorded my Token balance. I had planned to check the token balance again later today, after 24 hours. Somehow, sorry, I had been under the impression that the expected result was zero descrease…
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I might try Tinyproxy, which I have used previously and really like because of its capability to log seemingly everything. In addition to quickly accessing the site I want, Tinyproxy shows me what conceivably might be everything else my computer sen…
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Congrats to everyone on the Admin and Mod and Dev teams behind LES! LES is great! :star: Long may it continue! <3
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(Quote) HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47969288 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47967974
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My sponsored Linveo VPS continues to compile NetBSD-current every few days. No issues, certainly no problems! I like Linveo so much that I actually bought and continue to pay for two additional VPSes from them, one for FreeBSD-current and another f…
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Friendly Greetings! Happy May 1 from Hosteroid LES Community Server (hlcs)! Want a free shell account? Want to try moving up to NetBSD? Please check the How To Apply section of the OP. Thanks to Hosteroid for donating our hlcs server! <3 Thank…
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(Quote) Thanks!
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Logged in successfully! https://control.tierhive.com/subnet-config still says there is a 10.x.x.x/24 subnet. Successfully added IPv6/64! @AnthonySmith Might take me a day or two to attempt the next step since I have a BSD thingy I want to try fir…
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Thanks, Ant! Sounds like fun! :)
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(Quote) What counts as "traction?" :) https://lobste.rs/s/c7hgkj/oasis_small_statically_linked_linux (2024) https://lobste.rs/s/n6ehna/oasis_small_statically_linked_linux (2020) https://lobste.rs/s/blwlw9/oasis_small_statically_linked_li…
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(Quote) I just found oasis yesterday. Oasis seems possibly a little different than Alpine: even smaller, statically linked, has its own compiler project (not fully used for everything yet), more? Alpine has been a lot of fun for me!
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Don't know if it's at all helpful, or not, but . . . email received! :)
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(Quote) Hi! Thanks for the testing offer! To me, the ideal test might be a server which I could continue using, while paying monthly. The 2699 pricing, (Quote) requires greater funding that I prefer to allocate. As mentioned above, I hoped for ev…
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@Cloudnium_Tang Friendly Greetings! Any chance you might want to lend me free of charge one or two of these servers for a few days or a little more, for testing? For me, ongoing, I might prefer the lowest price server you can do. which I guess mig…
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I read a few days ago that famous FreeBSD contributor cperciva used NetBSD in 2010 on AWS! (Quote) * Original source * HN discussion Wanna try NetBSD for free? Please check this thread's OP's "How to Apply" section. Thanks to …
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Wondering whether it possibly could be the same friend in both pictures? Always nice to see you and your friends! 😀
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@Chievo In case it might be helpful: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47729350
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Over the last few days, peeking at the cdefs.h files in OpenBSD, FreeBSD, and NetBSD. Skimming little bits here and there through the history of compilers, * Bell Labs' cc and pcc, * pcc as formerly included within OpenBSD and NetBSD base plu…
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@cmeerw Thanks for making these NetBSD qcow2 images available! <3
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There seems to be a new version of the venerable pcc compiler available on Github at https://github.com/PortableCC. The new pcc seems to bootstrap successfully on NetBSD-current. The Github pcc sources were compiled first using NetBSD's native…
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(Quote) Read that! Have to try it. Will report back, eventually. . . . Thanks very much @cmeerw and @Crab! <3 <3