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authorTyler Davis <tyler@gluecode.net>2025-03-01 04:06:25 +0000
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+# Switching to FreeBSD 14.2
+
+_Published 2025-02-26_
+
+Brief update from [previous][1]: the website is now being hosted on
+FreeBSD 14.2 (RELEASE) and Nginx (1.26+), instead of NetBSD 10.1 and
+Caddy (v2.9.1). Here's [the dmesg][2]
+
+Why make such a change? I finally got to test the network and hardware
+performance of my system against a worth opponent (thanks, Ben) and
+found the server lacking. FreeBSD has received a lot of Netflix
+contributions to directly improve x86_64 performance, so, it stands to
+reason that FreeBSD will do better and be a bit more consistent.
+
+Don't get me wrong, I love NetBSD and found it very clean, simple, and
+fully understandable, but I went off the deep end with packages and had
+too many ongoing performance quirks to *not* spend the time upgrading
+and fixing it.
+
+[1]:2024/tech-updates.html
+[2]:https://gluecode.net/backups/freebsd-T7810-dmesg.txt