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++ 01/04/03 11:43 -0600 - Mike Silbersack:
| Actually committing to the tree is taking this joke quite a bit too far.
| Is repo-surgery planned to remove this?

Please don't back this out, I'll take this to the TRB if necessary.  At
work, we've already made the appropriate firewall policy changes, and so
far, management is quite impressed.

Also, if I may make a suggestion, the Evil bit should be set to 0x1 by
default - it's the same logic as making a firewall deny everything and
just allow the traffic you want.  We should explicitly have to say we
are _not evil_ when we send packets.

--pete