User: Santana

OpenBSD + spamd

On: NYT on Spam Cops

Actually spamd on OpenBSDdoes a great job stopping spam

I used to get around 300 messages daily, all of them spam. Now I only get 1 or 2 every two days.

Re:How come

On: The Economics of Executing Virus Writers

Would you say executing people is better than enforcing to write better code, not open suspicious e-mails, etc?

How come

On: The Economics of Executing Virus Writers

How can killing people be better than educating them (do not open suspicious e-mails, do not download suspicious software, write better software, etc;)

chihauhau?

On: Is {pluto|sedna} A Planet?

'You wouldn't deny a chihauhau a place among dogs because it is too small,'

I would, because chihauhaus don't exist; chihuahuas do.

Re:I Will Be Amazed If This Works

On: SMP On OpenBSD, Coming Soon

You're joking, right? (hint: MS Windows)

Re:I Will Be Amazed If This Works

On: SMP On OpenBSD, Coming Soon

Plain FUD. Theo is not in the "contest for the OS most used", and you know that.

Re:Is this necessary?

On: SMP On OpenBSD, Coming Soon

For running Oracle on OpenBSD, probably.

Re:SMP is good, but what about pkg management?

On: SMP On OpenBSD, Coming Soon

Good grief! Editing /etc/* by hand is a feature! I don't want any automatic tool touch my config files

Re:Yet another modern feature added to *BSD

On: SMP On OpenBSD, Coming Soon

As you may know, OpenBSD focuses on security. SMP support brings new concerns on this field.

You need OpenBSD

On: Home Directory In CVS

OpenBSD has a set of scripts that mails you, among other things, information about changes made to configuration files