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Quoth Tom on Mon, 29 September:

: > And we all know that Intel has had no major Pentium or PPro bugs?
: 
:   Nothing that affected FreeBSD anyhow, and FreeBSD uses a wide variety of
: features.

Well, a lot of FreeBSD systems are used to perform division, for example.
I'd call that a much more serious problem than occasional make world
failures.  More likely to kill someone, for example.  But this should
probably go to chat.