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@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Need to spend more time putting pictures up from some of the trips we have done.
One of the projects I have been working on is taking over web hosting for an organization I volunteer with. The old hosting was with a former member at his hosting company, but he is retiring as of the end of July, so I stepped up to host it. Some of the code used has not been updated in a while, and one of my first projects on it will be to wrap it into a more modern frame-work so other people can help maintain the site.
In other random news (hence the title), [FreeBSD](http://www.freebsd.org) has released on schedule **FreeBSD 11.0B3**. I heard in passing on [BSDNow](http://www.bsdnow.tv) that this release might work on the Thinkpad x260. If you remember from [my last post](link://slug/home_network_updates), that I was in the market for a repalcement machine. Well, I found a really good deal on an new-in-the-box x260, and picked it up for around 1/4 the retail. The only thing it is currently missing is a back-light on the keyboard, but I am okay with it for now. Battery life under Linux has been awesome without any tuning. I can easly get 10+ hours in my testing, and I have not run the batteries dead yet. The only two issues with FreeBSD on the x260 that I know about is the lack of suspend/resume (general issue with Skylake), and the fact the Intel 8260 wireless card is not yet supported, but it seems like someone is working on that!
In other random news (hence the title), [FreeBSD](https://www.freebsd.org) has released on schedule **FreeBSD 11.0B3**. I heard in passing on [BSDNow](https://www.bsdnow.tv) that this release might work on the Thinkpad x260. If you remember from [my last post](link://slug/home_network_updates), that I was in the market for a repalcement machine. Well, I found a really good deal on an new-in-the-box x260, and picked it up for around 1/4 the retail. The only thing it is currently missing is a back-light on the keyboard, but I am okay with it for now. Battery life under Linux has been awesome without any tuning. I can easly get 10+ hours in my testing, and I have not run the batteries dead yet. The only two issues with FreeBSD on the x260 that I know about is the lack of suspend/resume (general issue with Skylake), and the fact the Intel 8260 wireless card is not yet supported, but it seems like someone is working on that!
At some point in the near future, I will have to rethink the mail situation. Do I really need to roll my own, or can I use a third party?