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He wrote awhile back about why he chose OpenBSD to get more familiar with Unix during a coding retreat. tl;dr: the offline documentation and quality of the sour
by AndrewBissell 6y ago
He wrote awhile back about why he chose OpenBSD to get more familiar with Unix during a coding retreat. tl;dr: the offline documentation and quality of the source code were major draws for him working with slow/no internet.
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- ksec 6y agoI guess that is why I missed it. I deleted my Facebook. I dont understand why anyone make long post on Facebook and Linkedin instead of the good old blog post. But thanks for the link.
- selykg 6y agoI didn't check the link, but keep in mind he worked for Oculus, which was acquired by Facebook. Not sure it was a requirement from Facebook, but was probably some choice around that.
- jjuel 6y agoConsidering at the time he was working for Oculus which is owned by Facebook it sort of makes sense.