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ippool iprop iprop-log iscsictl iscsid isoboot iwmbtfw jail jexec jls kadmin kadmind kcm kdc kdigest kerberos keyserv kfd kimpersonate kldconfig kldload kldstat kldunload kldxref kpasswdd kstash ktrdump ktutil l2control l2ping lastlogin ldconfig loader loader.4th loader.efi loader.lua loader_4th loader_lua loader_simp local-unbound local-unbound-anchor local-unbound-checkconf local-unbound-control locate.updatedb lockd lpc lpd lptcontrol lsextattr mail.local mailstats mailwrapper makefs makemap makewhatis makewhatis.local manctl mdconfig mdmfs memcontrol menu.4th menu.lua menusets.4th mergemaster mfiutil mixer mknetid mknod mksnap_ffs mkuzip mld6query mlx5tool mlxcontrol mount mount_cd9660 mount_fusefs mount_mfs mount_msdosfs mount_nfs mount_nullfs mount_smbfs mount_udf mount_unionfs mountd moused mprutil mpsutil mptutil mrsasutil mtest mtree nanobsd nanobsd.sh natd ndp newfs newfs_msdos newkey newsyslog nextboot nfscbd nfsd nfsdumpstate nfsiod nfsrevoke nfsuserd ngctl nghook nis NIS nmtree nologin nos-tun nscd nss_tacplus ntp-keygen ntpd ntpdate ntpdc ntpq ntptime nvmecontrol nvram pac pam_chroot pam_deny pam_echo pam_exec pam_ftpusers pam_group pam_guest pam_krb5 pam_ksu pam_lastlog pam_login_access pam_nologin pam_passwdqc pam_permit pam_radius pam_rhosts pam_rootok pam_securetty pam_self pam_ssh pam_tacplus pam_unix pam_xdg password.lua pciconf periodic pfctl pfilctl pflogd phttpget ping ping6 pmcannotate pmccontrol pmcstat pmcstudy pnfsdscopymr pnfsdsfile pnfsdskill powerd poweroff ppp pppctl pppoed praliases prometheus_sysctl_exporter pstat purgestat pw pwd_mkdb pwm pxeboot quot quotacheck quotaoff quotaon rarpd rbootd rc rc.d rc.firewall rc.local rc.network rc.pccard rc.resume rc.serial rc.shutdown rc.subr rcorder rctl rdump reboot renice repquota rescue resolvconf
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| “ | Our grievance is not just against Unix itself, but against the cult of Unix zealots who defend and nurture it. They take the heat, disease, and pestilence as givens, and, as ancient shamans did, display their wounds, some self-inflicted, as proof of their power and wizardry. We aim, through bluntness and humor, to show them that they pray to a tin god, and that science, not religion, is the path to useful and friendly technology. | ” |
| — The Unix Haters' handbook | ||