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Subject: Re: [9fans] It seems Plan 9 is on Hacker News
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> The thing you have to remember about "hacker news" is that nothing
> posted there is news and none of the people who frequent it are hackers.

The original name of Hacker News was unsurprisingly Startup News.

Not how do we punish John Floren for this statement :-)?

  POSIX defines a pretty good framework, which is why Plan 9 is POSIX-ish.

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