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From: Daniel Eischen <eischen@vigrid.com>
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Subject: What happens when you mistype 'freebsd'
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So I tried going to 'www.freebsd.org' and was not greeted with the usual web
page.  I thought our web site was hijacked until I realized I left the 's'
out of freebsd.  Good thing I didn't do it while at work where our traffic
is monitored.