> From: RedShift > Sent: Friday, April 03, 2009 1:04 PM > To: misc@openbsd.org > Subject: Re: hello whiners and crybabies > > > kytoon wrote: > > hello whiners and crybabies, > > > > you people make me sick. theo has a right to run obsd > anyway he wants. > > why? he runs the project! don't like that? start coding. > because that's > > the only thing that matters. you know, like you got > anything going on in > > there? oh, that's right. you don't, and you can't code. you > can only > > whine and cry, and take up theo's and the developer's > valuable time. > > screw you punks. that's right! you are punks. you don't > even understand > > what he and the developers do. you think they do this for > you? screw > > you. they do it because they like clean and efficient code. > you know, > > code that works. they do it for themselves! you cry because > they don't > > cave in and sign some nda to implement a poorly coded > wireless device. > > these guys rule the world of operating systems! hey! and > they _GIVE_ you > > a chance to tag along. THEY GIVE YOU THE CODE! they > produce! every six > > months, obsd gets better and better. you bunch of whining > crying punks! > > you should be giving theo all the money he needs to make obsd even > > better! so, shut up and show the developers what you got, > if you got > > anything at all, other than the dribble of a paralyzed brain. > > > > with love to theo and the developers > > > > > > Just because they (the openbsd team) give it away for free, > people aren't allowed to voice their opinions on it? OpenBSD > has its shortcomings, you cannot deny that, and people will > always complain about those. Saying "write it yourself" is > avoiding responsibility. But they have the right to avoid > their responsibility because they gave it away for free. > > > Glenn > >
I am sorry you feel that way. Do you often have these feelings of entitlement? Trust me, the world owes you NOTHING. Is the soup kitchen avoiding it's responsibility when the homeless man comes in and demands more meat in his soup? No, it is soup. The sign says "Soup Kitchen". They are giving it away for free. I have to agree with the OpenBSD Devs when they say to someone "write it yourself" when someone complains about something, just like I agree with the people who run the soup kitchen when they say "if you don't like our soup, go out and get the stuff and make your own". I am a begger. I cannot code an OS. If I want something in OpenBSD that isn't already there, I can but humbly ask. I respect the OpenBSD Devs enough to try not to bother them with dumb requests. I DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO _DEMAND_ ANYTHING. and neither do you. s
