As an unlearned attendant many of the topics were unfamiliar to me. My interest was piqued with tools discussed; but with a lack of workable examples I'm unfortunately still left in a place not knowing how to grasp the first rung of the latter.
I do feel motivated to investigate further into the FreeBSD world but with so many of the use-cases outside my wheelhouse I'm not sure where to start.
I wanted to enjoy this talk, but it seemed to be more of an introduction to why we needed yet another BSD. The deep dive into sysctl was less a deep dive and more a walk through. I did not hear a compelling argument for hardenedbsd, but I will probably take a look at it.
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As an unlearned attendant many of the topics were unfamiliar to me. My interest was piqued with tools discussed; but with a lack of workable examples I'm unfortunately still left in a place not knowing how to grasp the first rung of the latter.
I do feel motivated to investigate further into the FreeBSD world but with so many of the use-cases outside my wheelhouse I'm not sure where to start.
I wanted to enjoy this talk, but it seemed to be more of an introduction to why we needed yet another BSD. The deep dive into sysctl was less a deep dive and more a walk through. I did not hear a compelling argument for hardenedbsd, but I will probably take a look at it.