>still using a kernel whose main developer says he doesn't give a shit about security
What's your excuse, /g/?
HardenedBSD with Hiawatha-webserver in a fucking Guantanamo Jail.
Only NSA can hack me :^P
Still better than NSA/Windows
>>51232767
Where's your source, faggot?
>>51232767
>still using a CPU that has backdoors for NSA
What's your excuse, OP?
>>51232767
>letting untrusted code run on your machine
>blaming the kernel
>inb4 exploits
>>51232767
He does care about security, he just despises how many security people think the world is just black & white.
I've wasted years of my life learning arcane implementation details just to get my sound card to work. I'd be devastated if I were to discover that it has all been for naught, so I'd rather stick my head in the sand and believe that there is nothing wrong.
>>51234946
what CPU do you have that doesn't have NSA backdoors
also what proof do you have that this tinfoil claim is true?
it can easily be harden to make it nearly impossible to exploit - grsec for the kernel, libsafe for libraries, ssp for compilers.
he didnt really mean he didnt give a fuck about security, he just sees it as just another bug and that anyone who finds a security hole gets so much attention over it than people fixing normal bugs do.
>>51232767
if you really cared about security. you would compile the kernel yourself and disable everything you don't like.
>>51232767
>still thinking that *bsds are at all usable in production outside of a dedicated firewall box
>>51236974
all intel CPUS since around 2011 are backdoored.
>>51237101
niceme.me
-sent from my OpenBSD desktop
>>51237319
>falling for the OpenBSD meme
>>51236974
any CPU with remote management capability/anti-theft protection is basically a blatant backdoor
>>51237332
not sure if you're memeing hard but you should just try it in a VM
it's pretty neat and the ease of configuration is what sold me, man pages were p. good too
I switched to windows when WIndows 10 cam eout. Haven't gone back to linux yet.
Sorry guys
>>51237357
it's great if you like knowing you can never install anything without breaking the meme security.
>>51232767
I honestly don't know why I am using any computer device.
>>51237384
no shit
literally the more complex an installation of anything becomes, the less secure
>>51237319
People actually use BSD besides PS4 players?
>>51237405
then why do you use OpenBSD when you can't install anything? it doesn't even come with a web browser.
>>51237441
Because I actually don't care about its security since I don't use it as a sensitive server, where mistakes WILL happen as nothing is perfect.
I use it as a desktop, and yes there are web browsers like Xombrero. It's a project semi-related to OpenBSD.
Web browsers, by their very nature, are also unsafe. They're often large, unwieldy software.
Better than windows toy os.
>>51237384
pretty much all of the software i used on linux is working just fine on openbsd now
keep on memeing though
