+
+# gyptazy runs FreeBSD!
+
+My love affair with [FreeBSD] started back in 2008 at a data center. It was the
+king of the castle there, running all the network routers and firewalls. That's
+also where I met pf, the firewall software—easy to learn, user-friendly,
+yet powerful enough to handle intricate setups. pf is one of those tools I still
+hold dear.
+
+Fast forward, I was tasked with building a backup solution for our data center
+clients. FreeBSD was a no-brainer. ZFS, the file system it uses, is a dream come
+true. Data corruption? Not a chance (backups are still important, but wouldn't
+you rather avoid the hassle in the first place? Don't forget restore testing!).
+Plus, ZFS compresses data like a champ and lets you create snapshots—perfect
+for those "oops" moments.
+
+That experience sealed the deal for me. I ditched Linux and went all-in with
+FreeBSD on all my personal systems. For years, it was my go-to for low-resource
+machines. Where other OSes wouldn't even boot, FreeBSD thrived. Efficient and
+lean, it squeezed the most out of every last drop of power.
+
+Even today, FreeBSD and OpenBSD are my mainstays. They feel like home—familiar
+and comfortable, even after all these years. The ports and packages system keeps
+everything up-to-date, so I have access to the latest applications without
+sacrificing that classic BSD feel.
+
+The icing on the cake? The BSD community boasts some of the best documentation
+out there. No flame wars, just clear, concise information. It's a breath of
+fresh air compared to some other OS communities. That welcoming environment
+extends beyond the OS itself, making the whole BSD experience truly fantastic.
+
+Nowadays, I feel home in the BSD.cafe community
+but I'm also sitting in several BSD related channels in Matrix. You may also
+find me on social networks like Twitter or Fediverse or just on my blog.
+
+_3 Apr 2024_
+
+[FreeBSD]: https://www.freebsd.org/
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Want to share your BSD story? Please send it to us in plain text or markdown.
-Real names are prefered, but not required. We'll publish your story
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Stories
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# Roman Zolotarev runs OpenBSD
-I make software for the web. Started my career as a webmaster in
-the nineties, then focused on frontend and now on backend.
+I make software for the web. Started my career as a webmaster in the nineties,
+then focused on frontend and now on backend.
-I run [OpenBSD](https://www.openbsd.org/) everywhere I can: my
-desktop, laptop, and all servers.
+I run [OpenBSD](https://www.openbsd.org/) everywhere I can: my desktop, laptop,
+and all servers.
-Why? OpenBSD is a minimalist operating system: my full web development
-setup takes 4GB on disk, and rarely eats more than 4GB of memory.
+Why? OpenBSD is a minimalist operating system: my full web development setup
+takes 4GB on disk, and rarely eats more than 4GB of memory.
-OpenBSD has everything I need in base: X11, cwm, xterm, tmux, vi,
-httpd, etc. All those programs are well documented, have consistent
-APIs, and sane defaults. There is almost nothing to configure.
+OpenBSD has everything I need in base: X11, cwm, xterm, tmux, vi, httpd, etc.
+All those programs are well documented, have consistent APIs, and sane defaults.
+There is almost nothing to configure.
-You can install OpenBSD on [bare
-metal](https://rgz.ee/openbsd/hardware.html) in ten minutes with all
-3rd-party packages and personal data restored from the latest backup.
+You can install OpenBSD on bare metal in ten minutes with all 3rd-party packages
+and personal data restored from the latest backup.
-Can you build a career around OpenBSD? OpenBSD have used in mission
-critical areas (mail servers, application servers, firewalls, load
-balancers, workstations, etc).
+Can you build a career around OpenBSD? OpenBSD have used in mission critical
+areas (mail servers, application servers, firewalls, load balancers,
+workstations, etc).
-Frankly, this could be hard to find a job where all computers run
-OpenBSD. However, it's a good filter. If your employer runs OpenBSD,
-they know what they're doing. OpenBSD is one of the simplest and
-elegant Unix-like operating systems, this is why I recommend to [run
-it](https://rgz.ee/openbsd/), if you want to learn modern Unix.
+Frankly, this could be hard to find a job where all computers run OpenBSD.
+However, it's a good filter. If your employer runs OpenBSD, they know what
+they're doing. OpenBSD is one of the simplest and elegant Unix-like operating
+systems, this is why I recommend to run it, if you want to learn modern Unix.
-You can find me on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/romanzolotarev)
-and [Mastodon](https://bsd.network/@romanzolotarev).
+You can find me on [Mastodon](https://mas.to/@romanzolotarev).
_5 Aug 2018_
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title='Run BSD'
url='https://runbsd.info'
-if test -z "${PWD##*.git}"
-then repo="$PWD"
-else repo="$PWD/.git"
+if test -z "${PWD##*.git}"; then
+ repo="$PWD"
+else
+ repo="$PWD/.git"
fi
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-src="$dst/src"
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-(cd "$raw/.git" && git update-server-info)
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+/var/www/bin/ssg6 "$raw" "$dst" "$title" "$url"
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