First, a fun haiku after a couple of tries:
In other news, after the success at work yesterday I celebrated by buying some more spices for cooking (Saffron is *so* expensive, although when you
find out how it's harvested - it's not that surprising), more tidying and installing
OpenBSD 3.7 (for a new release has been out for a month) on the firewall to be. This used the '10 minute pub' method - stick installation floppy into ancient 486, fiddle with BIOS, see it detect the PnP ISA 3C509 cards, answer five minutes of questions, then go to the pub for a pint whilst it's downloading the data. Come back, answer which timezone you're in and it's done!
ok, it's only installed, actually configuring will take significantly longer.