Given that many of OpenBSD decisisons turn out to either be the right ones or the de-facto best choices (sudo, openssh, pf, bounds checking string functions, 64 bit time, etc.), it's hard to argue with the general concept.
(This applies to Plan 9, to a much lesser extent - concepts and people who worked on Plan 9 tend to disseminate, but there's less direct code sharing).
Re:All software sucks
by kazagistar on Saturday April 19, 2014 @08:13PM
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I suspect that is selective memory at work to some extent. You are first to arrive sometimes, and the rest of the time you can say "well, we just didn't have the manpower" or something.
I do have to say I agree with a large part of the Harmful list, but I recognize those things are not actually harmful but just personal preference.