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In a message dated 05/25/2001 10:14:42 PM Eastern Daylight Time, bill@wjv.com 
writes:

> I can be reading mail while my system is getting mail.  If you
>  are a BSDguru why aren't you using BSD so you don't have to do
>  things like that.   

Because as a desktop solution BSD is inferior.

You use the best tool available for the job. If you think that FreeBSD is 
always the best tool, you are not only not a good engineer but you are a fool.

<You ARE posting to the freebsd-isp list.

Are you somehow implying that in order to post to this this I am obligated to 
use FreeBSD as my mail client?

I just asked a question about freeside. I think thats relevant. Dont blame me 
because this Andy Dills guy couldnt contain his stupidity and had to make a 
public comment about my email address. Im just trying to do my job. 

IF anyone has any relevant info regarding the subject, I'd be happy to hear 
it.  

Thanks,

Bryan




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