It’s where you would download your anime and Quake 2 installer twenty years ago.

It definitely isn’t secure by default, but I’ll take it over a corporation hiding any mention of a security hole in their product because it will drop their share price next week while script kiddos from russia and china download credit card database from it’s biggest customers.

Don’t forget that ftp.cdrom.com , the biggest server on the Internet at it’s peak, was running on FreeBSD.

Maybe on my 32-bit ARM server with ancient kernel it will. Any 64-bit machine is immune.

Card background is dark as it’s supposed to be

To clarify: this happens only with List and ListReverse options. Selecting Card sets the right color.

This should be black

Congratulations, you’ve created solder! Dust it with tree resin for best results.

Unfortunately, Avogadro died 22 years before the first telephone switch was built, so the concept of ‘number’ did not quite exist then.

“Lays out a girthy steaming log in the CPU performance graph”

Nope. The LGPL license only requires that the user must be able to replace LGPL libraries with their own version. In theory root access is not required, but it will require some heavy effort from the manufacturer to provide a way to replace system libraries without somehow leaving a huge root exploit. Unless they implement virtualization.