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Curious how far back you have to go (in x86 processor generations) to hit a window of CPUs not impacted by these flaws. Looking for that sweet spot after the Pentium FDIV bug and before these speculation flaws.
Get a pre-2013 Atom. Those don't do speculation. Otherwise you have to go to the original Pentium, since speculation was introduced with the Pentium Pro.
Yeah, when Spectre/Meltdown first hit, I sniffed around for whether my G4 was impacted and the upshot was that the G4 was but the G3 wasn't. Fortunately, it's a lab machine, not a vital internet-facing server, so I'm not overly worried on that one.
Sweet! I've got a Dell Mini9 (Atom N270, 2008) running FreeBSD and a Mini10 (Atom Z520, 2009) running OpenBSD. Yet more reasons to appreciate these little netbooks. 
Alternatively, I have about 40 extra Sun Netra X1s (UltraSPARC IIe) in my basement with 4GB of industrial flash that run OpenBSD and pf pretty well. Just two FE ports, though.
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