In message <Pine.NEB.3.92.960624083807.23768A-100000@keyhole.west.spy.net>,
	Dustin Sallings writes:
>On Mon, 24 Jun 1996, Jason Downs wrote:
>
>// The originial 'question' was how to run a 'more secure' system, to
>// which the answer is 'run OpenBSD instead'.  OpenBSD takes security far,
>// far more seriously then just about any other OS in existance; that's
>// not random advertising either, it's a very serious statement of fact.
>
>	What does OpenBSD have to do with a NetBSD mailing list?  I'm
>quite certain nobody posted to a NetBSD mailing list asking what operating
>system they should run for security (or I missed that one).  I don't have
>any feelings either way towards OpenBSD, I'm not part of either project,
>but I run NetBSD, so none of this discussion really matters to me.  If you
>are so against NetBSD, then why are you on this list?

Yes, you're right.  This discussion should be taking place somewhere else;
comp.unix.bsd.netbsd.misc is the current favorite.  Unfortunately, others
keep the thread going.

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