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At 08:47 AM 4/6/2001, Chris Dillon wrote:

>Yup.  You wouldn't need hardware to do that, though.  I could hack up
>a shell script to do that.

A software "dead man switch" can work too. A hardware one is
advisable on mission-critical equipment that's really out
of reach, though.

--Brett


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