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jbz

📦 Are FreeBSD Jails a Containers? | @vermaden

｢ IMHO the term Containers is not reserved to Linux Podman/Docker solutions. The term Containers was in the BSD/UNIX land long before Docker or Podman saw any light of day – and yet – now the new kids on the block are to decide what to call a Container or not?

The FreeBSD Jails were introduced in year 2000 as a Container technology – some called it improved chroot(8) on steroids also ｣

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𝚟𝚎𝚛𝚖𝚊𝚍𝚎𝚗 · Are FreeBSD Jails a Containers?I believe its not the first time – that when I post some article and it contains FreeBSD Jails and Containers in one sentence – it sparks vigorous discussions about it. They were these …
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openSUSE Linux

🚨 Last call for speakers! 🚨 The #CfP for #oSC25 closes April 30 🗓️ Got a talk idea on #Linux, #openSUSE, #opensource, #containers, #AI, edge or something cool? Submit your session and be part of the openSUSE Conference in Nuremberg this summer events.opensuse.org/conference

openSUSE EventsopenSUSE Conference 2025The openSUSE Conference is an annual gathering of the openSUSE Project and Open Source Communities. Known as oSC, it features a blend of virtual and in-person presentations as well as workshops and social gatherings. The event will be held this year at the Z-Bau in Nuremberg, Germany, from June 26 to June 28, 2025. Our conference unites passionate, open-source enthusiasts to discuss and showcase the latest in open-source technologies, projects, and communities. It’s a free community event, and your sponsorship is vital in ensuring this event remains accessible to all. Support us in making this remarkable event possible while keeping it free for attendees who actively contribute to several open-source projects and code. [Sponsorship the openSUSE Conference!](https://en.opensuse.org/images/9/94/OSC25prospectus.pdf) **Preparty** - We will have the pre-party before the event. It will take place on June 25 at the Kater Murr. Arrive anytime after 6 p.m. https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/3184642816 and https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZY1uRk6EtLkZu3999
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Howard Smith MD, AM

Reducing Your Microplastic Exposure: D rinking filtered tap water rather than bottled water can reduce your microplastic intake by as much as 90%. #microplastics #bottles #containers #hepa
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InstagramHoward G. Smith MD, AM on Instagram: "Reducing Your Microplastic Exposure Neurologists at Canada’s University of Ottawa, alarmed at the discovery of microplastic and nanoplastic particles in brains of those suffering from dementia, now offer concrete suggestions about how all of us can reduce this threat. They report that drinking filtered tap water rather than bottled water can reduce your microplastic intake by as much as 90%. Other studies have reported that that Americans who drink bottled water ingest a whopping 90,000 microplastic particles per year. Compare that figure to just 4,000 such particles for those who drink filtered tap water. Besides those plastic water bottles, there are other sources of this plastic blizzard that you can avoid. Plastic containers and plastic tea bags release millions of microplastic particles when you heat them. Instead use glass and metal containers, steep your tea in paper teabags or metal tea strainers, processed foods, and use HEPA air filters in your home to trap airborne microplastics. The investigators do offer some hope. The lack of microplastic accumulation with age suggests that our bodies eliminate these particles via sweating and the emptying of our bladders and bowels. Even so, the best bet is to reduce your exposure to these little demons. https://www.medicaldaily.com/this-simple-change-your-drinking-habit-can-cut-microplastics-90-473215 https://genomicpress.kglmeridian.com/view/journals/brainmed/aop/article-10.61373-bm025c.0020/article-10.61373-bm025c.0020.xml #microplastics #bottles #containers #hepa"0 likes, 0 comments - drhowardsmithreports on March 11, 2025: "Reducing Your Microplastic Exposure Neurologists at Canada’s University of Ottawa, alarmed at the discovery of microplastic and nanoplastic particles in brains of those suffering from dementia, now offer concrete suggestions about how all of us can reduce this threat. They report that drinking filtered tap water rather than bottled water can reduce your microplastic intake by as much as 90%. Other studies have reported that that Americans who drink bottled water ingest a whopping 90,000 microplastic particles per year. Compare that figure to just 4,000 such particles for those who drink filtered tap water. Besides those plastic water bottles, there are other sources of this plastic blizzard that you can avoid. Plastic containers and plastic tea bags release millions of microplastic particles when you heat them. Instead use glass and metal containers, steep your tea in paper teabags or metal tea strainers, processed foods, and use HEPA air filters in your home to trap airborne microplastics. The investigators do offer some hope. The lack of microplastic accumulation with age suggests that our bodies eliminate these particles via sweating and the emptying of our bladders and bowels. Even so, the best bet is to reduce your exposure to these little demons. https://www.medicaldaily.com/this-simple-change-your-drinking-habit-can-cut-microplastics-90-473215 https://genomicpress.kglmeridian.com/view/journals/brainmed/aop/article-10.61373-bm025c.0020/article-10.61373-bm025c.0020.xml #microplastics #bottles #containers #hepa".
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