Adam Glass writes:
    If you work for a company that does OS development, then they may
    regard NetBSD as pseudo-competition.  In that instance, make sure you
    keep NetBSD at home, and on machines that you *own*....

But a graduate student can use machines "borrowed" from school, right?
(The machines aren't from an HP grant, at least  (-:  )
    
    [boy this is convoluted].
    
In another article, he writes:
    For example, 'TIMESINK'....

    ps. with that in mind, i'd like to hear about anyone booting a netbsd
    kernel on a 3/50.
    
Now you've done it.  I'm just going to *have* to dig that 3/50 out of
the closet, and bring up that other disk, and....  "TIMESINK" is
right!  (-:

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