Obligatory comment to remind people this is satire.
Why I Left OpenBSD
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Re: Why I Left OpenBSD
#12Whilst Theo is an asshat to people, he's usually right. I've been on the end of it and took it as education. In fact, I wish more people would take the attitude of derision as there are too many people who make excuses for people who are ignorant. Without criticism, you cannot improve yourself and you are encouraging ignorance. Some background: I used OpenBSD for about 3 years as a desktop OS over a decade ago as it…
Feedback is useful, but there are ways of maximising the usefulness. I get the impression that some of this 'attitude' found in Free/Open source projects could simply be crushing workload? Edit: it appears the OA is a joke?
It deserves a strong defense whether or not it is a joke :)
Re: Why I Left OpenBSD
#13"Some researchers and people with Asperger's have advocated a shift in attitudes toward the view that it is a difference, rather than a disability that must be treated or cured". -- Wikipedia.
Yeah, Buddha and Einstein, very probably, were our folks.
About guys like Theo or Linus, well, leaders with NPDs and devotion are usually better than leaders with just devotion.)
Re: Why I Left OpenBSD
#14Obligatory comment to remind people this is satire.
Which seems to get missed, despite the name "Trollaxor" and the "hacked his router" comment in the article. Glad someone pointed this out.
Given the kinds of names people take when they expect to be taken seriously, how much of a clue can this one really be?
Re: Why I Left OpenBSD
#15*oh and any idiot that chooses to resurrect a 3 year old post obviously has other alternatives then just discrediting someone
Re: Why I Left OpenBSD
#16Obligatory comment to remind people this is satire.
Which seems to get missed, despite the name "Trollaxor" and the "hacked his router" comment in the article. Glad someone pointed this out.
i.e. there isn't in the slightest enough info in this for someone to know it's satire.