Being a few years gone from working purely in tech, and having a decade of OSX desktop usage finally made me feel I'd gotten complacent. So I installed OpenBSD.

Being a few years gone from working purely in tech, and having a decade of OSX desktop usage finally made me feel I'd gotten complacent. So I installed OpenBSD. Two things of note have happened: 1. I routinely need to look things up that are a bit murky in the deep recesses of my memory. 2. I am reminded continually of how nice it is to have man pages that are well written, are easily searchable, reference appropriate other pages, and are helpful enough to remind you of big picture considerations that you didn't realize you were facing when looking for a commandline flag.