rwp: ehh? what state is this?

rwp: in Ohio, I can legally call myself an electrical engineer on account of having a BSEE from an accredited university; there is no separate licensure unless I want to call myself a Professional Engineer

viz. codes.ohio.gov/ohio-revised-code/section-4733.021

hodapp, engineering.com/oregon-man-fined-for-engineering-without-a-license

hodapp, Looks like he was eventually vindicated though, forbes.com/sites/instituteforjustic…e-red-light-cameras-oregon-says-yes

hodapp, thewashingtonstandard.com/oregon-ma…ut-a-license-then-he-was-vindicated

think the US is the only country that will either fine you or allow people to sue you for whatever stupid reason possible

i had a og bite me at the park after i tried to help the woner catch no each time he sees me he goes is your hand ok? can I help with your medical bills? and I just go if I wanted to sue you I would of done it on the first day not a week after

cpet: most people value themselves more than others and would have insisted that the dog be put to sleep for it

i went to the VA had it numbed up and went home

surely it hurt like a son of a bitch but hey

dog was scared not going to punish it for it an told the owners to not do the same

anyone used vm-byhyve

man page says you can add a ip to the switch using -a

but doesnt say if you can add more than one ?

try it and see ;)

when I do my vms I configure a bridge interface, and they pull their own IP with dhcp like a normal machine on my lan

i have a /29

nope

SponiX: server has 3 IP

s main and 2 for DNS

Debating dropping Plex in favor of Jellyfin

do it

cpet: a lot of us use vm-bhvye

what exactly are you intending?

I've only used bhyve a little bit with virt-manager

if you jail 14.1 (for a reason), can you do pkg -j using 14.1 install?

is there a freebsd maintainer in here at the moment?

rwp: that, too, is specific to roles of a PE pertaining to public works, not to "engineering" in general

this isn't to say that fining him was valid, but that this was the domain he was in

Is there somewhere a guide or something on how to set up wireguard on FreeBSD, both for clients and servers? I did set it up today, it worked - then I rebooted, and now no matter what I do, it won't work anymore.

Heya, does proj-laptop include any work to improve battery life?

mccd: there's some work included for better handling p/e cores

sleep state stuff, too

i guess p/e core stuff wouldn'tn ecessarily help with battery life, just other performance

if it can schedule low-throughput processes onto E cores i'd expect that to help battery life

yeah, I guess OlCe's comment here also alludes to another strategy: FreeBSDFoundation/proj-laptop #22#issuecomment-2586485132 -- preferring E cores in general if the policy is to conserve battery

aa lot of this was blocked on the recent runq changes that landed, iirc, so maybe more progress on this Soon(TM)

Ah. Got it to work again. And noticed it breaks BastilleBSD. Oh well. Time to work out a patch I suppose.

Nice, okay that's awesome

kevans: ah, i wondered what the purpose of the runq changes was as it seemed like a lot of work for little immediate benefit

makes sense if it's for this

hmm, I think I misremembered

reviews.freebsd.org/D45393 would seem to point at this being largely orthogonal, it just touches the same bits and had already started

this one was just sorting out priority levels

'just'

whats the recommended way to create swap after the os is installed ?

create a swap file and use a @reboot to swapon on boot ?

hernan604: I'd back up any unique data and reinstall, myself. I really like swap partitions.

woops wrong chan

hey there !

I want to learn the licensing policy of FreeBSD package management and repository

I want to choose AGPLv3-or-later and BSD-3-Clause for my app and service

is it possible

Thanks

Emacs is an example for me which is both on BSDs and other systems

okay I learned thatnk

thanks

you can choose whatever license you want, not sure what this has to do with freebsd

emacs has a single license regardless of platform, GPLv3

okay

Thanks

hwpplayer1: Also, the philosophy of the two licenses you listed is quite starkly different, with the AGPL being quite strict on conditions of how the code must be distributed, and BSD-3 being very relaxed in this regard

I know the difference

Copyleft is more restricted

My perspective is not limited with BSDs

I think to make cross platform app for both MacOS and Windows

which is why I asked you first

My trust is closer to BSD people rather than Apple

or MS

As for FreeBSD, I think your personal choice of license would only really matter if you wanted to make it a core part of the FreeBSD system. However, you most likely want to distribute it as a port instead, and those can have any license, even proprietary

I'm not talking for the core FreeBSD contribution

If I contribute to FreeBSD I don't choose any different license

I'm planning my own apps and services and also framework/tookit etc

Yup, in which case, you're free to select the license that fits your world views the best :) (re: not core FreeBSD contribution)

yeah I got it

Thanks all

From the point of view of a MacPorts maintainer, the BSD license is preferred.

I see

Thanks again :)

How does the 3rd clause is applied in real world / BSD-3 clause license

If I publish an app, and some person takes the source. he/she/they must ask me before promotion ?

okay I learned

Thanks again

not usually

i feel like there are better places to chat about licensing your software

okay

thanks for your kindness, understanding

I got my answers from you

any idea why i can curl a remote url on one freebsd system, and can't on another that's on the same network

curl: (7) Failed to connect to cdn.masto.host port 443 after 3 ms: Could not connect to server

$ traceroute cdn.masto.host

traceroute: findsaddr: failed to connect to peer for src addr selection.

what does that even mean