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On Fri, 28 Feb 1997, Philippe Regnauld wrote:

> 	No :-( Actually, I get to a point (with BSDish systems) where I'm
> 	more amazed by the reliability of the local power company than
> 	that of the OS -- I really get surprised when the OS fails :-)
> 

hehe. :)

I seem to remember a bug (feature? :) in Linux systems that took them down
at (around) a certain uptime *grin* Anyone confirm / deny this?

Cya.

Adrian.