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On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Julian Elischer wrote:
> > > I think it's unfortunate that someone as well respected as
> > > Stephen Bellovin should fall prey to an obvious trap. One
> > He didn't.  :)  Funny, this got sucked into *BSD and Linux CVS
> > repositories, and discussed on a number of mailing lists.
> But only int he context of a joke..
> especially the joke commit to FreeBSD..

Right, I got that much.  That's why I thought it was funny...  While I
think it was funny, I also saw some earnest "Is this real?" posts to a few
lists I was subscribed to, so I'm just over eager to respond with "It's
just a joke!"  ;)

-mrh


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