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> This DoS is probably as old as you are.  :)  Setting proper limits on

Older. I did this back in the spring of 1977 at Reed College (v6/PWB)- after
beating me up for crashing the system, they gave me superuser privileges so
that if I did something like it again *I* could then spend the two hours
running icheck/dcheck.





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