[mrweasel]

There's also share/misc/birthtoken with a list of birth stones and flowers. That's actually much more weird than a list of airport codes.

https://cvsweb.openbsd.org/src/share/misc/birthtoken

[Beltalowda]

Also a list of operator precedence, various phone area codes (country & local), an ASCII table.

I guess it's just a "list of databases that was useful/fun to someone, at some point". Harder to "just get it from the internet" back in the 80s.

[bodyfour]

Some things like the ASCII table have been there (or rather in the original location of /usr/pub) since near the dawn of UNIX itself: https://github.com/dspinellis/unix-history-repo/blob/8cf2a84...

(Also available as "man ascii" from almost as long ago https://github.com/dspinellis/unix-history-repo/blob/Researc... )

OpenBSD seems to like collecting extra items though

[skrtskrt]

The phone codes must be terribly out of date and inaccurate those are so hard to maintain even with paid official data sources

[dontbenebby]

I was always more of a Debian person but you're making me want to switch, this is some old internet style fun.

[bawolff]

I think mac os also has the list of birthstones