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#!/bin/ksh
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# chdir to working directory
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cd src/posts
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cat <<'EOF'
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<h1>
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Welcome!
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</h1>
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<p>
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Welcome to my little place on the web. It may not been the pretties
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you've seen today, but it's all self made.
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</p>
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<h2>
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Posts
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</h2>
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<ul>
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EOF
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# print list
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ls -r1 *.ps *.pm *.ph *.pa *.pt 2>/dev/null | fgrep '.draft.' | while read line
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do
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TITLE="$(echo "${line%%.*}" | tr '_' ' ')"
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URI="posts/${line%%.*}.html"
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cat <<EOF
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<li>
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<a href="$URI">
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$TITLE
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</a>
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</li>
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EOF
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done
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cat <<EOF
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</ul>
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EOF
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EOF
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# print list
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ls -r1 *.ps *.pm *.ph *.pa *.pt 2>/dev/null | while read line
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ls -r1 *.ps *.pm *.ph *.pa *.pt 2>/dev/null | fgrep -v '.draft.' | while read line
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do
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TITLE="$(echo "${line%%.*}" | tr '_' ' ')"
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URI="posts/${line%%.*}.html"
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src/posts/2023-10-03_Why_OpenBSD?.draft.pm
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# Why OpenBSD?
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## Where I'm coming from
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I'm basically left the Windows Ecosystem after Windows 95 and moved to Debian Linux 3.0.
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I left Debian Linux, when they switched to systemd, but this was just the final straw to a system that gets more and more bloated. I then moved to FreeBSD.
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I felt at home at FreeBSD for a while until I realized how broken many concepts are and that it's bascially impossible to contribute via their bug tracker.
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Then, after some ranting about FreeBSD on Github, an OpenBSD developer asked me to check out OpenBSD and how they do things.
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One day, I did. And never looked back.
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## Why is OpenBSD right for me
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OpenBSD is an opinionated system. Some things work a certain way and they are not supposed to be changed.
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