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... then there was the time that a USENIX board member stopped in a bar
in Texas, where she was politely asked if she was a devil worshipper...

One thing to keep in mind is that there are people who shouldn't use
freebsd -- whether they want something (e.g., DNS or SAGE for idiots)
or just have a (self-defined) useful opinion to air (this).

Cheers,
Eric


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