On 2 Oct 1998, Robert V. Baron wrote:

 * Gandhi woulda smacked you <greywolf@starwolf.com> writes:
 * 
 * > "Plenitude of disk space, affordability of RAM and cheapness of CPU
 * > speed are not excuses for shoddy programming or abuse of resources."
 *
 * Yes.  On the otherhand, let's go back to the big picture.  If there
 * are a lot of platforms that are disk poor, maybe we want to revise
 * the system so that you can directly execute compressed binary images.

Gandhi _woulda_ smacked you. :-)

But I guess we're stuck in the "Well, you're fucked" loop at this point:
	- If you execute comp'd images, you lose at run time.
	- If you don't comp the images, you lose at install time.

I guess we've finally hit the point of no return.



				--*greywolf;
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