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> > 
> > The next good question is.. what's up with softupdates? :-]  Hmm.. say,
> 
> No idea.  We were unhappy with it at Usenix too.  Perhaps I should send 
> Kirk an Aplha?

Soft updates have worked for me on an alpha. 
> 
> > that NCR controller you gave me, is that the one that was screwing up on
> > freefall by any chance?
> 
> Not as such, no.

That's a very strange response. Makes me think of an Isaac Asimov story.




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