64OpenBSD Stories: The closest thing to cute kittens (OpenBSD/zaurus)> Don't be startled by this odd-looking name, it will make sense when you reach the end of the story.> This is the story of OpenBSD on the Sharp Zaurus systems. Because of its length, I have decided to split it in two parts.> OpenBSD/cats: the enabler> OpenBSD/zaurus (to be published 20260513)...I will be visiting again in 5 days. Then, I will be searching eBay for a Zaurus...http://miod.online.fr/software/openbsd/stories/zaurus.htmlAs usual, when you make the effort to see them for what they are really like, people never live up to their reputations :) <deraadt> wow, mickey is fixing cats. cut, pull, twist, tie, insert, sew, right? <deraadt> meow meeeeooooow MRREOEAAWOOOWOWWWWWWWOWOOWOW <deraadt> :-)I highly doubt that anyone would expect that a chat transcript from a fairly insular group to be made public in this way decades later...That's why it's a good anecdotal example that, despite their reputations in some quarters, OpenBSD devs are real human beings who even have fun!EDIT: clarify in context of my GP post.Are you saying that Theo isn't the asshole he's commonly made out to be?Interesting ... the author has a whole webpage of these stories about OpenBSD history:http://miod.online.fr/software/openbsd/stories/index.htmlHe has (had?) a completely bananas amount of gear, take a look around his webpage for pics of the 'machine room'.I can only assume that electricity bills are included in his rent in France or most of them were powered off most of the time!In the off chance he's reading -- thank you Miod (and OpenBSD team), your software and OpenBSD makes my life better to this day.
> Don't be startled by this odd-looking name, it will make sense when you reach the end of the story.> This is the story of OpenBSD on the Sharp Zaurus systems. Because of its length, I have decided to split it in two parts.> OpenBSD/cats: the enabler> OpenBSD/zaurus (to be published 20260513)...I will be visiting again in 5 days. Then, I will be searching eBay for a Zaurus...http://miod.online.fr/software/openbsd/stories/zaurus.html
As usual, when you make the effort to see them for what they are really like, people never live up to their reputations :) <deraadt> wow, mickey is fixing cats. cut, pull, twist, tie, insert, sew, right? <deraadt> meow meeeeooooow MRREOEAAWOOOWOWWWWWWWOWOOWOW <deraadt> :-)I highly doubt that anyone would expect that a chat transcript from a fairly insular group to be made public in this way decades later...That's why it's a good anecdotal example that, despite their reputations in some quarters, OpenBSD devs are real human beings who even have fun!EDIT: clarify in context of my GP post.Are you saying that Theo isn't the asshole he's commonly made out to be?
I highly doubt that anyone would expect that a chat transcript from a fairly insular group to be made public in this way decades later...That's why it's a good anecdotal example that, despite their reputations in some quarters, OpenBSD devs are real human beings who even have fun!EDIT: clarify in context of my GP post.
That's why it's a good anecdotal example that, despite their reputations in some quarters, OpenBSD devs are real human beings who even have fun!EDIT: clarify in context of my GP post.
Interesting ... the author has a whole webpage of these stories about OpenBSD history:http://miod.online.fr/software/openbsd/stories/index.htmlHe has (had?) a completely bananas amount of gear, take a look around his webpage for pics of the 'machine room'.I can only assume that electricity bills are included in his rent in France or most of them were powered off most of the time!In the off chance he's reading -- thank you Miod (and OpenBSD team), your software and OpenBSD makes my life better to this day.
He has (had?) a completely bananas amount of gear, take a look around his webpage for pics of the 'machine room'.I can only assume that electricity bills are included in his rent in France or most of them were powered off most of the time!In the off chance he's reading -- thank you Miod (and OpenBSD team), your software and OpenBSD makes my life better to this day.
> Don't be startled by this odd-looking name, it will make sense when you reach the end of the story.
> This is the story of OpenBSD on the Sharp Zaurus systems. Because of its length, I have decided to split it in two parts.
> OpenBSD/cats: the enabler
> OpenBSD/zaurus (to be published 20260513)
...I will be visiting again in 5 days. Then, I will be searching eBay for a Zaurus...
http://miod.online.fr/software/openbsd/stories/zaurus.html
As usual, when you make the effort to see them for what they are really like, people never live up to their reputations :)
I highly doubt that anyone would expect that a chat transcript from a fairly insular group to be made public in this way decades later...
That's why it's a good anecdotal example that, despite their reputations in some quarters, OpenBSD devs are real human beings who even have fun!
EDIT: clarify in context of my GP post.
Are you saying that Theo isn't the asshole he's commonly made out to be?
Interesting ... the author has a whole webpage of these stories about OpenBSD history:
http://miod.online.fr/software/openbsd/stories/index.html
He has (had?) a completely bananas amount of gear, take a look around his webpage for pics of the 'machine room'.
I can only assume that electricity bills are included in his rent in France or most of them were powered off most of the time!
In the off chance he's reading -- thank you Miod (and OpenBSD team), your software and OpenBSD makes my life better to this day.