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From: west@sdcsla.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Hiding from w(1)
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Date: Wed, 27-Jun-84 19:27:27 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jun 27 19:27:27 1984
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Organization: UC San Diego: Institute for Cognitive Science
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But what's the big deal?   If someone on your system is running rogue when
your system is lightly loaded, why should anyone care?   Conversely, if the
load is heavy, people may want to identify the cause of the loading, with
and eye to alleviating it (buy a new machine? optimize stdio? encourage users
to come in at night?) -- and rogue is a big hog.   Why encourage people
to avoid responsibility for their actions?

		-- Larry West, UC San Diego, Institute for Cognitive Science
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