“This makes the 25 year old bug BSD bug discovered a couple of
months ago by Marc Balmer, another OpenBSD developer, seem
comparatively young. That particular bug, which he discovered when
investigating mysterious SAMBA crashes, can be traced all the way
back to 4.2BSD released in 1983, Balmer says. Why has it taken so
long to spot the yacc bug?”
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