I've not completely vanished either. My "House of VAX" pages still get hit 
pretty regularly on my web site. Generally I've become a bit disappointed 
in NetBSD in general (perhaps in all of the *BSDs) in that the lean/mean 
operating system that had just as much as you needed but not too much seems 
to have been lost in a world where a PC with 256MB of main memory is 
considered practically an embedded system. The VAX has always represented 
for me the ultimate CISC machine, something that ran a multi-user operating 
system in less bytes than any thing else. I love having 32 terminals hooked 
up to a MicroVAX II and it isn't really even breaking a sweat.

That isn't NetBSD's charter, I understand that. Maybe 4.3 Tahoe is the best 
thing you can run on the machine these days.

--Chuck