Why doesn't FreeBSD merge security features from HardenedBSD?

Why doesn't FreeBSD merge security features from HardenedBSD?

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Don't you mean openbsd?

Example:
flimp.fuzzing-project.org/

That's my point exactly,
somebody already did the work of porting these ideas to the FreeBSD codebase, yet nobody on core seems to care.

Sounds like Linux and GrSec maybe.
Well I just run OpenBSD, that way there's no need to care about these kind of boring disputes.

Because FreeBSD devs are incompetent faggots, that's why.
vez.mrsk.me/freebsd-defaults.txt
Pay special attention to the part about Ports and Packages.

Worse than expected. This makes make want to stay on linux systems

They have hardening options during install and Mr. Chang's firewall.

Objective achieved. ;^)

OpenBSD.
Code quality on Linux is the worst of all the systems out there.