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>If someone's trying to BO you, they deserve worse.
>
>How about a daemon that sends fatal packets back TO the machine running BO?
>I'm sure that these punks haven't protected their code adequately against
>buffer overflows, etc.
>
>--Brett

  Yeah, right. 

  "a daemon that sends fatal packets back TO the machine running BO"


  And now that BO is available for unix... your daemon is a
  great idea. Care to write one? :)  

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