3/5     If the disks continue to be this full, I'm going to declare /usr10
        "tested" and start moving large accounts there.  If you would like
        to move to /usr10 voluntarily to free up disk elsewhere, mail root.
        (/usr10 has much room, but has been known to crash)

3/6     "I think we have to kick mlee's ass" --aaron
        \_ bring.it.on, panzy.  -mlee

3/7     Eldorado.... rich - psb

3/6     5 of the 8 Round 2 Bids for the CSUA Racquetball Tournament have already
        been clinched.  Who will get the last 3?  Those groups who have not yet
 completed round 1 play should do so ASAP!
        As always, score and schedule info can be found at:
        http://ocf.berkeley.edu/~ron/racquet.html
        \_ Why not www.csua?
         \_ because he's a theodorian style lamer
         \_ There's a link from http://www.csua.berkeley.edu/~ron
            The reason the main files are on OCF rather CSUA is
            rather complicated.

3/6     ONLY 1 DAY UNTIL:
        Cal Linux Users Group Meeting (CALLUG).  Tuesday, March 7th.
        7:00 pm.  Sibley Auditorium, Bechtel Engineering Center.
        Agenda: Office Space, home site on the net, faculty sponsorship,
        LIVE SLACKWARE INSTALLATION DEMO, informal discussion after
        the meeting.  Promises to be a lot of fun.  Check out
        ucb.os.linux and http://ucb.org.callug for more information.  --nickkral
        \_ Linux sucks!
          \_ Yeah, just say no to hacked up inferior unix clones like Linux.
              \_ BSD has been ported to just about everything you can name.
          What has the hack called Linux been ported to?
          You know why?  Because the code sucks.
          Read the kernel source before you comment.
        \_use *bsd dude, go bears
         \_ BSD has been "ported" perhaps; have you ever tried to
            actually *run* it?  Gee hope you don't have any non-
            standard hardware...
            \_ but we all know its the code that counts. who needs
        hardware
        \_ BSD programmer can write drivers if they need them.
        Not to mention, Linux drivers are hacks that
           often are busted.  That's why so many
           people move to FreeBSD and NetBSD.  The
           systems are much more robustly written.
        \_ great.  OS bigotry 1, MOTD 0
         \_ Hmm, time for an alt.flame newsgroup
          \_ newgroup alt.flame.motd?