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The key part here is that OpenBSD take a conservative approach to things, but when they do fix things, it is usually an elegant fix, not a hack to save time now
by askyourmother 11y ago
The key part here is that OpenBSD take a conservative approach to things, but when they do fix things, it is usually an elegant fix, not a hack to save time now, at a cost of security later.
- gpvos 11y agoThe key part that I got was that, while OpenBSD (rightly) prioritizes security over performance, all those little performance degradations can add up if you don't pay attention to them.
- ben_bai 11y agoit runs on some very underpowered machines, so i guess it's not that much of a performance hit.