OpenBSD finds yet another way to shoot themselves in the foot.
> OpenBSD finds yet another way to harden their OS.
This is a conscious choice to disable something that could potentially allow for an entire class of security vulnerabilities. I suppose a decent analogy could be they chose to amputate a damaged foot before it had time to turn gangrenous.
The only way to minimize attacks is to have less capable language classes exposed to the outside world. The last time I checked they still have an http stack which is usually either turing complete or context sensitive.