Already covered on |. (Score: 4, Informative)

by codersean@pipedot.org in Transparent solar cells that could power skyscrapers on 2015-12-08 08:15 (#X0F1)

http://pipedot.org/story/2015-08-08/outfit-your-windows-with-transparent-solar-panels

The system I now call home (Score: 5, Informative)

by codersean@pipedot.org in Friday Distro: PC-BSD on 2014-08-29 15:26 (#2RQW)

I've been running PC-BSD as my main OS since October 2013 starting with the PC-BSD 10.0 preview. Before I installed PC-BSD I was distro-hopping around the Linux universe never quite finding something that felt comfortable (Arch was close, still have an Arch install that is not used much).

Basically I came to PC-BSD (and by extention FreeBSD) mainly for zfs and stayed due to the cohesiveness of the whole system and the great community. BSD Now episode #49 gives a quick tour of the PC-BSD GUI tools, a good place to see PC-BSD in action. After watching the podcast I would suggest checking out the PC-BSD Handbook

My other sources (Score: 1)

by codersean@pipedot.org in I get my tech news from on 2014-08-28 04:28 (#2R14)

Sites
Hacker News
OpenBSD Journal
FreeBSD News

Podcasts
TechTalkToday
TechSnap
BSD Now

And don't forget the good old mailing list, too many to list here (no pun intended)

Re: My two cents (Score: 2, Informative)

by codersean@pipedot.org in The experiment with feeding Soylent articles: your comments! on 2014-08-28 04:15 (#2R12)

100% agree, no comments and send through the "pipe" first.

Re: What would it take to get more submitted articles here? (Score: 2, Interesting)

by codersean@pipedot.org in The experiment with feeding Soylent articles: your comments! on 2014-08-28 04:11 (#2R0W)

I like the astronomy stuff I just don't comment much, a thumbs up or thumbs down button to indicate that would be useful for me.

Would like to have seen a *BSD option (Score: 1)

by codersean@pipedot.org in Best desktop Linux distribution: on 2014-05-13 16:21 (#1JC)

PC-BSD is my choice. But if I had to pick a Linux it would be Debian or Arch.

You're not linking to the original OpenSSL repo (Score: 4, Informative)

by codersean@pipedot.org in OpenSSL bug sparks new development on 2014-04-16 06:04 (#133)

The links in the article are to OpenBSD's version of OpenSSL, OpenSSL proper is NOT an OpenBSD project (can be found here: http://www.openssl.org/source/repos.html). The naming is unfortunate. Just to straighten this out, OpenSSH is by OpenBSD.

Now if I was going to pick one group that I would trust to do a proper OpenSSL it would be the OpenBSD group, hoping they do a full on fork and provide a cross-platform version like OpenSSH.

Re: Totally off-topic, but... (Score: 3, Informative)

by codersean@pipedot.org in Nintendo to Discontinue Online Play for Wii and DS on 2014-02-28 03:30 (#7T)

Looks blue to me with a hint of purple. Still is better than the red over at soylentnews.org.
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