Re: updating remote 2.5 to current

["Samuel McCloud" <smccloud@tcainternet.com>]

Your right its not for everyone. A person wont know unless they try. Thus
they get frustrated, but if you dont have something good to say dont say
anything at all. That is what I believe he is implying.

Sam

----- Original Message -----
From: "Jake Luck" <openbsd@10k.org>
Cc: <tech@openbsd.org>
Sent: Sunday, December 12, 1999 12:23 AM
Subject: Re: updating remote 2.5 to current


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> That is junk food for thought! Even though OpenBSD is a piece of great
> f**king free software, it is not for everyone. Besides, one is forcing you
> to "become frustrated", so shut up before someone OpenBZDeeez you.
>
> -a proud openbsd elitist
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> > It's amazing, you whine about how funding is limited and donations
> > aren't pouring in.  Ever think that it might be that as the project's
> > leader you're a public-relations disaster?
> >
> > What's the point of OpenBSD?  It is supposed to be a great, secure OS
> > that people want to use (and switch to)?  Or (and right now, this is
> > more accurately it's image) is it supposed to be a great, secure OS that
> > that has an elitist culture and takes a hostile attitude with everyone
> > who doesn't fit into the clue clique?
> >
> > There's a point where people are stupid.  There's a point where they
> > become frustrating.  And then there's a point where you should start
> > ignoring them and shut up.
> >
> > If for no other reason than for the overall good of the project.
> >
> > Food for thought...
> >
> >         --Jerry
> >
> > name:  Jerry Alexandratos         ||  Open-Source software isn't a
> > phone: 302.593.4322               ||  matter of life or death...
> > email: darkstar@udel.edu          ||  ...It's much more important
> >                                   ||  than that!
> >
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