At 11:21 PM -0500 2000/1/8, Snuffles on Sonata wrote:
> Some of us remember 4.1 and 4.2 as well. :-)
Some of us remember 2.9BSD on a PDP 11/70 with two banks of 64KB RAM. ;-)
And some of remember the day we saw a 15% performance increase on
that machine, when one of the local hacker/admins installed a new
kernel where the machine code (not assembly) had been hand-tuned.
;-) ;-)
Of course, I'm sure that some of us remember much further back
than that. Me, I can only go back so far as my freshman year of 1984.
Also, this no longer has anything to do with -stable. This
thread should either be killed or moved to -chat.
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