Event JSON
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"content": "Since I wiped my main workstation/gaming PC the other day in a bout of frustration with, well, everything, I’ve been having fun OS-hopping. I have a fallback workstation that I can use for work purposes and to get me by while I’m noodling around in my main rig. My initial intention was to run OpenBSD for a few weeks to see the state of things on the desktop (I have a few devices running OpenBSD but all headless) but I ran into a weird USB storage bug. Just to see if it’s a hardware thing or an OS thing, I tried FreeBSD 15 and it was even worse.\n\nhttps://www.kaidenshi.com/posts/os-hopping-in-2026/\n\n#OpenBSD #FreeBSD #elementaryos #Slackware #distrohopping",
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