Contributed by dhartmei on from the excellent-technology-writing dept.
Winter has ended in Melbourne but I'm not the sort to venture out without at least a sweater. However, the cold doesn't seem to bother Theo de Raadt as we sit in the lobby of the city's Duxton Hotel, a day after the end of the annual summit of the Australian Unix and Open Source User Group. [...]
What follows is Sam telling the story of Theo's life through quotes of Theo's own words. Very well written and an interesting read, not just for people unfamiliar with OpenBSD. The full article is here. If it requires registration, try accessing it through google news.
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They're not kidding about the weather-- I'm from Calgary, I lived in Melbourne for 2.5 years, and I don't think we had a frost the entire time I was there. The only time I ever needed a jacket was when it rained. It took some convicing to make people there believe I got snow at my house.
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