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If you don't know anything about OpenBSD, here's a fun thing: 1. Randomly choose "yes" or "no" to this question. 2. Read the post and get the answer. 3. Repe
by jancsika 2y ago
If you don't know anything about OpenBSD, here's a fun thing:
1. Randomly choose "yes" or "no" to this question.
2. Read the post and get the answer.
3. Repeat until you begin to get a tingly "Spidey sense" that overrides your random-choice.
My Spidey sense here was, "Yes, because OpenBSD would have already thought about and covered that use-case." And indeed, toward the end of the post, that contingency is covered and documented.
Note: if you try this at your job and sense that the company will almost always choose the worst option, you should probably leave that job.