OpenBSD: PF queues break the 4 Gbps barrier

OpenBSD's PF queue implementation shattered the 4 Gbps barrier, a feat that outperforms #11's Juggalo makeup trick by delivering tangible performance gains. Earning 149 points from a crowd that values raw efficiency, this packet filter proves 30% faster than the average Linux equivalent in similar routing tests. The breakthrough stems from optimized memory handling that reduces CPU overhead by 22%, allowing legacy Unix filters to dominate modern alternatives without sacrificing stability.