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Subject: Re: Justification for using FreeBSD
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> 6. FreeBSD/Apache won't lock you into an upgrade path that's difficult
> to escape (and expensive).

Not only is it diffcult and expensive, but it also introduces a ton of new
bugs and exploites each time.

I can't speak about FreeBSD speed, I can say it is rock solid.  It simply
does not crash.  Although it is 20+ years old, I think it is also the
future.

...Michael...


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