Try to see people's ignorance as a testament to his character in

wanting to do what he felt was the right thing.  How many developers

do you know that had commit access to FreeBSD, NetBSD, and OpenBSD?

I only noticed accidently when the documentation for all three BSDs

looked very familiar once long ago in IPv6's early stages :-).  While

I saw him do a fascinating talk on IPv6 once, I see him as

representing the many quiet coders who quite literally shut up and hack.
It's the quiet ones who change the world, the loud ones only take the

credit.
RIP itojun.
--

Chris
On 2-Nov-07, at 11:45 AM, Bob Beck wrote:
> * Adrian Fisher  [2007-11-01 11:22]:

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>> This thread is the first I have heard of him.  Who is (or was) he?

>>

>> A.

>

> 	How unbelievably misc@. You can't even have the decency to google his

> name before you spout your ignorance here, in an incredibly

> insensitive manner.  Are you really that lazy that you can't google

> "itojun" and I feel lucky? - Instead you need to post here in a way

> that makes all the developers, myself included, wonder why we even

> read this lists to see posts like this from people who are too lazy to

> even look up the name of someone who was instrumental in helping to

> write and improve a lot of they software you're using, at least if

> you're on this list because you run OpenBSD.

>

> 	Your post would be on par with asking on this list who the

> hell this Theo de Raadt was.

>

> 	-Bob