Contributed by jose on from the 8-years-and-running dept.
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OpenBSD Journal
Contributed by jose on from the 8-years-and-running dept.
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By bumby () on
8 and 3 years old.
Calls for a cake!
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By Shane Lahey () s.lahey@roadrunner.nf.net on http://craz1.homelinux.com
Now all we need is some beer!
By tom () tom@replic8.net on https://wiki.camp.ccc.de/Camp/view/Main/HuMPPa
By Anonymous Bellyacher () anon@example.com on http://www.nizkor.org/features/fallacies/
Who's going to be the first to complain that the dates are inaccurate, and OpenBSD is only 5 years old, and anyway it's not secure at all, and is easily cracked because the developers just steal good ideas from other, better, projects and implement them poorly. Furthermore, Theo is mean and Tedu is obviously in over his head.
Followup with some impossible-to-refute statements about how OpenBSD is actually no better than DOS 5.1. Be sure to split as many hairs as possible by making as many over-the-top generalized statements as possible, but lambasting others for not be accurate.
Extra points for straw-man arguments and ad hominem attacks.
Well. I'm waiting.
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By John Doe () on
Wunderbar !
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By Lukasz () on http://huggz.org/
Live long and prosper!
By Grimmo () rutto@lo.meo on mailto:rutto@lo.meo
By zibi () support@openbsd.com.pl on mailto:support@openbsd.com.pl
Long live for OpenBSD and the team !
I am with OpenBSD form 2.6, who's longer ?
(except Theo :-)
What about the users club and users numbers?
(numbered by date of dmesg sending)
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By Anonymous Coward () on
I'm sure there are plenty of people who started before 2.6 and decided to stick around. I started with 2.5 but wish I'd started with OpenBSD instead of Linux (would have been 2.2).
I think I would have learned a lot quicker and been a lot less confused. Due to documentation and the fact that OpenBSD is a whole system where you can quickly learn what you need to without redundancy.
By tokza () on