I enjoyed this article a lot (much like other articles by the OP). One aspect that made me smile is that they're impressed by how few processes are running when

I enjoyed this article a lot (much like other articles by the OP). One aspect that made me smile is that they're impressed by how few processes are running when they run `ps x | wc -l` on their machine and see about 45 processes. I just checked my little NetBSD x230 here and it is running 19 processes out of the box, that is less than half. I think that alone shows a good difference between FreeBSD and NetBSD in terms of the out-of-the-box experience. I'm not saying NetBSD is better, I like both systems, I'm just saying that they do have very different assumptions about what should be enabled and running by default.