Mark McBride

Computer science guy who leads teams in personalized healthcare to bring the best product experience to patients.
Domestic hacker on all sorts of #homelab projects. #FreeBSD #OPNsense #Debian #ArchLinux

Public Key

npub1x9sjesmdmdah5cfsayvme4ezddvpmc6kpvkrckxkea26ksclp6vqns4hj0

NIP-05 Address

markmcb_at_mas.to@mostr.pub

Profile Code

nprofile1qqsrzcfvcdkak7m6vycwjxdu6u3xkkqaudtqktputrtv74dtgv0saxqpz4mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumt0wd68ytnsw43qvc53pc

Publishing to

relay.mostr.pub

Author Public Key

npub1x9sjesmdmdah5cfsayvme4ezddvpmc6kpvkrckxkea26ksclp6vqns4hj0

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Last Notes

2024-07-21 16:02:48

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@npub1fsj…re05 as others noted, don’t rely on this for SSDs. Use the device’s built-in hardware secure erase instead.

2024-07-21 16:02:48

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@npub1fsj…re05 as others noted, don’t rely on this for SSDs. Use the device’s built-in hardware secure erase instead.

2024-05-30 23:21:16

It's been a little over a year since my switch to #FreeBSD for my servers. It’s been such a good experience. Stable, documented, and packed with feature that set it apart from alternatives. If you like #linux but find yourself occasionally fighting your favorite distro, I can’t recommend enough that you give it a try. And if there's that one thing that absolutely must run on Linux, then give #bhyve and the vm-bhyve tool a shot. I find it far more intuitive than using virt-manager/kvm/qemu.