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"content": "<p>why is openbsd like this...</p><ul><li>linux: <code>/dev</code> is a <code>devtmpfs</code>, a tmpfs where the kernel makes device nodes and udev makes aliases</li><li>freebsd: <code>/dev</code> is a <code>devfs</code>, where the kernel creates device nodes</li><li>netbsd: <code>/dev</code> is a <code>tmpfs</code> where init creates the device nodes at boot</li><li>openbsd: <code>/dev</code> is just part of the normal filesystem, device nodes are created at install time</li></ul><p>openbsd manages to make every infuriating design decision i can think of</p>",
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