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From: Marc Slemko <marcs@znep.com>
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Subject: anyone remember the 64 of 128 meg benchmarking thread?
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There was a thread somewhere around here a number of months ago about a
magazine or something that did some web benchmarking, but the FreeBSD
numbers were reputed to have only been with 64 megs of RAM because they
didn't take the two seconds to configure it for 128.

Anyone remember the name of that thread and if it was indeed on chat?  I
can't find it in the archives...