> As time went on, the number of people interested in this was dwindling. That's mostly because access to computers has became easier - you can either get your

> As time went on, the number of people interested in this was dwindling. That's mostly because access to computers has became easier - you can either get your own Linux box or get a proper VPS for extremely cheap (if not free - see cloud provider free tiers) nowadays so why bother with a non-root account on a BSD system? IMO it doesn't have anything to do with the barrier to entry.