Half of the article is sensationalist and bashes OpenBSD for bashing's sake. The devs are right about 90% of the time; they'd rather do something right than jum

Half of the article is sensationalist and bashes OpenBSD for bashing's sake. The devs are right about 90% of the time; they'd rather do something right than jump on the bandwagon and ride the hype off the cliff. Yes, that's exactly what you'd expect from OpenBSD, now, in the past, and hopefully for many more years in the future. Years and years and only two remote holes. Thank you OpenBSD!