I think taking the standard read write calls on arbitrary underlying implementat...

		jfoutz on Jan 24, 2009 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Plan 9: why no compelling successor to Unix has go... I think taking the standard read write calls on arbitrary underlying implementations to the logical limit was the big thing. unix is nice, because you can read off a file or a socket or a mouse or a disk. This lets you do that over ... anything, i guess.