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From: Sean Eric Fagan <sef@Kithrup.COM>
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Subject: Re: speed test 
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>Can you say "floating point?"  Sure, I knew you could.  Actually, in
>terms of price/performance, FreeBSD/AXP would scare the pants off just
>about any system in the world.  ;^)

I know someone at Pixar (okay, the *only* person I know at Pixar :)) who
would love to try FreeBSD/Alpha -- he loves FreeBSD, but needs the FP
performance of the Alpha.