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		What makes OpenBSD forks/IPC an order of magnitude slower? (reddit.com)
		1 point by reportaman 7 months ago \| hide \| past \| favorite \| 1 comment

reportaman 7 months ago [–]

I have read articles on how OpenBSD focusses on security and disables hyperthreading. Is there some IPC security feature it puts in place that makes forks/IPC slower? Or is it just the constrained resources and priorities of the project?

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