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> The most impressive demonstration you could possibly give is
> to have a small network with 5 machines on it, most of them
> Windows XP or whatever's most recent, and a FreeBSD box or
> two, and infect one of the Windows machines with So.Big to
> demonstrate FreeBSD not getting the worm.

I think this would only be significant if the topic was "FreeBSD vs.
Windows".