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jason@ also said he would be interested in working on this, if he had time... which, as you may know, is a very scarce resource among free software developers, unfortunately.
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Or does AMD64 come neck and neck or best sparc64?
I like the fact that sparc64 won't execute all the x86 shellcode out there even if the hackers could get past OpenBSD's defenses. For my home servers, I would like 3 small embedded style sparc64's for firewall, web server and mail server. Anyone know of some cheap embedded systems based on the sparc64? I've found some SBC's but it seems they are expensive. Something like Soekris gear but not $10k US!
I might just go with some Sun Ultra 5's, but I would like to minimise power if these are to be left on 24/7.
Thanks.
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By Anonymous Coward (203.10.110.133) on
Okay, thank you.
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