why you not use the most secure operating system in the world?
Why you not use the most secure operating system in the world?
Xavier Cox
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Sebastian Perez
It doesn't run minecraft
Benjamin Edwards
except it does lol
Henry Baker
arch has more packages, better ARM support, docker
Christian Parker
HOW
Austin White
isopenbsdsecu.re
Nice meme
Carter Powell
Security through obscurity and tiny marketshare isn't really security.
Look at Linux: it was "secure" until it ended up in Android - now it's about as secure as your mom's asshole at a black university frat house.
Logan Powell
Cuck license
Hunter Morgan
> Who’s behind this website?
> I’m stein.
Lol
Levi Wilson
Are you sure about that?
Hunter Davis
Because they hacked my router...
Why am i being hacked and shit?
Lincoln Smith
>Security through obscurity and tiny marketshare isn't really security.
You make it sound like the OpenBSD developers don't take an active role in security, and just sit around feeling safe because nobody has heard of them. In reality, they go out of their way to fix other people's vulnerabilities, and they don't believe in security through obscurity, either. This is demonstrated by how OpenBSD's security team doesn't even believe in "security embargoes". If something is found to be vulnerable, they have the balls to publish information on the vulnerability -- publicly -- even if the retards who are responsible for the vulnerability REEEEEEEEE over it.
>Android
Those problems are 100% Google's fault, has nothing to do with the Linux kernel. Google doesn't know a repository from their mom's crusty vagina.
Owen Reed
Really slowly. Javashit was meant to be run on random unices
Bentley Cooper
looks like a butthole
Jordan Evans
But I do, I use Linux.
Xavier Sanders
>secure
Don't you mean: ``secured''?
[basedlers]Secured by the FBI *snort*[/basedlers]
Jace Murphy
literally the most insecure os
Nathaniel Harris
>They’re proud of not having a code of conduct, and were mocking FreeBSD for adopting one.
Well, I was thinking about installing OpenBSD but... no code of conduct? Hard pass.
Thomas Brown
Every time
Now we know why he's actually butthurt: no CoC
John Cox
So no CoC?
Liam Rivera
this
It's far more secure than OpenMeme
Jackson Cooper
Because it's not a desktop OS.