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Yes, I must agree, Cal rocks!

> 	As to BSD being a 'hack', I think you do it disservice.  Berkeley
> has produced a lot of top notch software.  How much of what we call the
> internet is just Berkely derived software: tcp/ip, sockets, sendmail, etc.