aomix

This reminds me of that line in World of Tomorrow

"The robots are solar-powered, and must always be kept on the light side of the moon’s surface. To motivate them to constantly move within the drifting sunlight, I programmed them to fear death, and what lies on the dark side of the moon."

I'm one of those. I like to read about what they do because I like the idea of it even if I don't have a use for OpenBSD in my life besides a router. I could read their output all day like

-Results of audits or how they got bizarre bugs to surface with security features/randomization/running on exotic hardware platforms. -Security mitigations and software hardening as they find potential attack surface -Recreating the most common use cases of a common piece of software with <5% the codebase.