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286: Old Machine Revival

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285: BSD Strategy

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284: FOSDEM 2019

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283: Graphical Interface-View

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282: Open the Rsync

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281: EPYC Server Battle

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Episode 280: FOSS Clothing | BSD Now 280

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Episode 279: Future of ZFS | BSD Now 279

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Episode 278: The Real McCoy | BSD Now 278

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Episode 277: Nmap Level Up | BSD Now 277

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Episode 276: Ho, Ho, Ho - 12.0 | BSD Now 276

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Episode 275: OpenBSD in Stereo | BSD Now 275

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Episode 274: Language: Assembly | BSD Now 274

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Episode 273: A Thoughtful Episode | BSD Now 273

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Episode 272: Detain the bhyve | BSD Now 272

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Episode 271: Automatic Drive Tests | BSD Now 271

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Episode 270: Ghostly Releases | BSD Now 270

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Episode 269: Tiny Daemon Lib | BSD Now 269

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Episode 268: Netcat Demystified | BSD Now 268

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Episode 267: Absolute FreeBSD | BSD Now 267

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Episode 266: File Type History | BSD Now 266

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Episode 265: Software Disenchantment | BSD Now 265

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Episode 264: Optimized-out | BSD Now 264

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Episode 263: Encrypt That Pool | BSD Now 263

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Episode 262: OpenBSD Surfacing | BSD Now 262

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Episode 261: FreeBSDcon Flashback | BSD Now 261

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Episode 260: Hacking Tour of Europe | BSD Now 260

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Episode 259: Long Live Unix | BSD Now 259

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Episode 258: OS Foundations | BSD Now 258

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Episode 257: Great NetBSD 8 | BSD Now 257

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Episode 256: Because Computers | BSD Now 2^8

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Episode 255: What Are You Pointing At | BSD Now 255

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Episode 254: Bare the OS | BSD Now 254

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Episode 253: Silence of the Fans | BSD Now 253

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Episode 252: Goes to 11.2 | BSD Now 252

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Episode 251: Crypto HAMMER | BSD Now 251

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Episode 250: BSDCan 2018 Recap | BSD Now 250

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Episode 249: Router On A Stick | BSD Now 249

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Episode 248: Show Me The Mooney | BSD Now 248

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Episode 247: Interning for FreeBSD | BSD Now 247

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Episode 246: Properly Coordinated Disclosure | BSD Now 246

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Episode 245: ZFS User Conf 2018 | BSD Now 245

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Episode 244: C is a Lie | BSD Now 244

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Episode 243: Understanding The Scheduler | BSD Now 243

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Episode 242: Linux Takes The Fastpath | BSD Now 242

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Episode 241: Bowling in the LimeLight | BSD Now 241

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Episode 240: TCP Blackbox Recording | BSD Now 240

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Episode 239: The Return To ptrace | BSD Now 239

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238: VLAN-Zezes-ki in Hardware

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237: AsiaBSDcon 2018

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236: How a cd works

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235: I C you BSD

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234: Code and Community

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233: High on ZFS

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232: FOSDEM 2018

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231: Unix Architecture Evolution

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230: Your questions, Part III

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229: The Meltdown of Spectre

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228: The Spectre of Meltdown

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227: The long core dump

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226: SSL: Santa’s Syscall List

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225: The one true OS

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224: The Bus Factor

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223: Compile once, debug twice

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222: How Netflix works

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221: BSD in Taiwan

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220: Opening ZFS in 2017

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219: We love the ARC

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218: A KRACK in the WiFi

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217: Your questions, part II

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216: Software is storytelling

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215: Turning FreeBSD up to 100 Gbps

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214: The history of man, kind

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213: The French CONnection

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212: The Solaris Eclipse

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211: It's HAMMER2 Time!

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210: Your questions, part I

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209: Signals: gotta catch ‘em all

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208: Faces of Open Source

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207: Bridge over the river Cam

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206: To hier is UNIX

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205: FreeBSD Turning it up to 11.1

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204: WWF - Wayland, Weston, and FreeBSD

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203: For the love of ZFS

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202: Brokering Bind

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201: Skip grep, use awk

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200: Getting Scrubbed to Death

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199: Read the source, KARL

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198: BSDNorth or You can’t handle the libtruth

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197: Relaying the good news

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196: PostgreZFS

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195: I don’t WannaCry

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194: Daemonic plans

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193: Fire up the 802.11 AC

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192: SSHv1 Be Gone

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191: I Know 64 & A Bunch More

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190: The Moore You Know

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189: Codified Summer

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188: And then the murders began

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187: Catching up to BSD