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Subject: Anyone here in appleseed.apple.com?
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   Is anyone here part of Apple's "appleseed" program?  I'm
seeing a stream of visitors coming to my BSDiff (binary diff
tool used in FreeBSD Update; generates security update patches
five times smaller than any free alternatives) page from
discuss.appleseed.apple.com, and I wish I knew what was being
discussed about BSDiff...

Colin Percival