GOD IS LIKE.........



A fifth grade teacher in a Christian school asked her class to look at TV
commercials and see if they could use them in some way to communicate ideas
about God. Here are some of the results:


BAYER ASPIRIN
He works miracles.





a FORD
He's got a better idea.






COKE
He's the real thing.






HALLMARK CARDS
He cares enough to send His very best.






TIDE
He gets the stains out that others leave behind.






GENERAL ELECTRIC
He brings good things to life.






SEARS
He has everything.






ALKA-SELTZER
Try him, you'll like Him.






SCOTCH TAPE
You can't see him, but you know He's there.






DELTA
He's ready when you are.






ALLSTATE
You're in good hands with Him.






VO-5 Hair Spray
He holds through all kinds of weather.






DIAL SOAP
Aren't you glad you have Him. Don't you wish everybody did.






the U.S. POST OFFICE
Neither rain, nor snow, nor sleet nor ice will keep Him from His appointed
destination.


----- Original Message -----
From: "John Klos" <john@sixgirls.org>
To: "Takeshi Shibagaki" <sibagaki@lsi.melco.co.jp>
Cc: <port-mac68k@netbsd.org>; <port-m68k@netbsd.org>
Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 2:07 AM
Subject: Re: m68k soft float (was illegal instruction)


>
> > If you don't use -msoft-float in default compile-time options, I'm
> > also going to agree simply. but if you use it by default, I want to
> > speak "wait a minite".
>
> Of course it would not be enabled by default. People with LC040's would
> have to know to add the option to their /etc/mk.conf if they want to
> compile stuff.
>
> > And if don't use -msoft-float by default, What do you think about
> > release engineering?
>
> I don't understand the question. Release engineering would deal with all
> of the regular m68k ports. If, at some point, we decide we want to
> autobuild m68k with soft float or have trees on the NetBSD server for soft
> float snapshots, that's another issue.
>
> First, let's get the code committed and well tested. Then we can talk
> about how to deal with the rest. Yes?
>
> John Klos
> Sixgirls Computing Labs