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I find your post quite funny in the context of the topic..

• ansible 9y ago
  I totally respect (and have donated to) the OpenBSD project, and ran it for years for my firewall machines. Though these days I'm running containerized Linux firewalls for ease of upgrades. Anyway... I do understand OBSD's objections to using a new implementation language for their core utilities. And I understand their philosophy for what they're doing and how they're doing it in the general case. But the fact remains that POSIX, as it has evolved (or not, in some cases) makes writing correct programs harder than necessary. Especially modern multi-threaded programs. I'd like to see something better and simpler. And maybe written in something other than C.