I'm not a defender but I have never had a windows virus or any significant problems with windows. I've been using it since version 2 through to XP and been a windows 3.1/NT developer.
Statistically, motorbikes are dangerous to ride but I know motorcyclists who have never had an accident.
What's your problem with doing that? If you're coming from DSL, cable, dialup, or some other residential service then you should be relaying through your ISP and your ISP should be blocking outbound port 25.
why *should* I ?
what business is it of anyones what ports I use and who's right to block it?
certainly if the provision is in one's contract then one can't argue but it seems a drastic solution to Zombie Windows PCs and Open Relays that I should have my service curtailed.
or it wouldn't be too much trouble to look up the MX record of 111.222.123.124 and set an appropriate From: header accordingly
This scheme is as temporary as any other and it also prevents me from sending mail with my own computer, I will have to route my mail through my ISP's mail server in order to tag on to their SPF
point taken, I think my blood was up a bit with such a silly question:)
I think it actually makes my point *more* prevelent, MIME and Simple are two phrases that should ever sit together unless it's to say "MIME is anything but Simple"
If you have *any* kind of tech nounce then you should know that attachments are stupid
"hey lets convert this binary file to 7 bit ascii and send it via email"
why not say "lets convert this binary to bar code and fax it"
SMTP - Small Message Transfer Protocol FTP - File Transfer Protocol HTTP - Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
MIME - Multile Incompatible Message Extensions
If you don't respect the conventions, how the hell can you expect the conventions to respect you!
SMTP doesn't and never has guaranteed message delivery and if you have been assuming it does for your business then you are a fool and serve you right.
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"The Mongol Horde, swept through raping and pillaging" tells me a fact about the Mongol Horde.
"The Mongol Horde took their women", tells me that the speaker considers that the women were property.
It matters not what position *they* considered the women, the speaker is also making that assertion.
I work from home, work pays for
{
home telephone
dsl
cabletv
} > all on one package
plus my mobile telephone
seeing as these things would be provided if my office were in the same building, it is to be expected that they cough up
David Ashworth, a geneticist who is Oxford Ancestors' chief executive. "He took their cities, he took their land, he took their women."
Corporate institutional sexism alive and well.
yes, kernels are statiically linked
/dev/reboot
modular drivers have been suggested, experimented with etc.
but when a kernel takes 8 seconds to compile and 15 seconds to boot it doesn't seem so bad
if you are feeling lucky
mk 'CONF=customkernel' && cat 9customkernel >
there's also the salient point that Spiders don't go round catching petty criminals and saving girls.
The ones round my house pretty much stick in one spot eating whatever comes along, not exactly benevolent.
I used to type in full listings from magazines.
I have also have vinyl records with code on (even those floppy ones) that you stick through a n A/D.
The BBC used to distribute code via teletext also, you hooked up a decoder and downloaded it.
I think computing was more fun back then if my rose colours specs are correct.
which one would you rather have running your enterprise?
I'm not a defender but I have never had a windows virus or any significant problems with windows. I've been using it since version 2 through to XP and been a windows 3.1/NT developer.
Statistically, motorbikes are dangerous to ride but I know motorcyclists who have never had an accident.
Believe what you like but it is just predjudice.
last time I looked, the NT kernel used external binaries to provide device drivers etc.
flash, hmm
r nates/
you might want to read this
http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download/alte
You insensitive clods, my web browser doesn't even have tables, let alone frames.
It was something Tom Duff wrote at Bell Labs before moving on to Pixar.
How would you define 'ubiquitous'?
When it's running on my terminal
What's your problem with doing that? If you're coming from DSL, cable, dialup, or some other residential service then you should be relaying through your ISP and your ISP should be blocking outbound port 25.
why *should* I ?
what business is it of anyones what ports I use and who's right to block it?
certainly if the provision is in one's contract then one can't argue but it seems a drastic solution to Zombie Windows PCs and Open Relays that I should have my service curtailed.
But, like I say, something has to give
lol, haha idiot
RCTP TO: is rock fucking solid yah right
same shit, different text
my webmail rightly lets me send with whatever From: field I choose
So I can emailwise be both at work and at play from the same webmail
for spamming from a zombie (with an IP of 111.222.123.124)
From: zombie@111.222.123.124
Subject: Stop spam now!
or it wouldn't be too much trouble to look up the MX record of 111.222.123.124 and set an appropriate From: header accordingly
This scheme is as temporary as any other and it also prevents me from sending mail with my own computer, I will have to route my mail through my ISP's mail server in order to tag on to their SPF
oh well, something's got to give
It may have a few platforms but ubiquitous it isn't.
It is like saying that Flash / Shockwave is cross platform just because there are a few players.
grep -i -n -A 3 username * > password_list
thanks for that
At the end of this dispute 3000 lay dead, a man was exiled and a saint was borne.
I know Apu might sell soy-dogs but making one from cows is not a victimless crime.
......
Time to send some of these saws to the abattoir.
Now, if it's a victimless breakfast you want
bring it on
Perhaps Rockstar have a Euro-Patent on free roaming crime games. They might sue like Sega tried to sue Fox with Crazy Taxi & Simpsons Road Rage
point taken, I think my blood was up a bit with such a silly question :)
I think it actually makes my point *more* prevelent, MIME and Simple are two phrases that should ever sit together unless it's to say "MIME is anything but Simple"
If you have *any* kind of tech nounce then you should know that attachments are stupid
"hey lets convert this binary file to 7 bit ascii and send it via email"
why not say "lets convert this binary to bar code and fax it"
SMTP - Small Message Transfer Protocol
FTP - File Transfer Protocol
HTTP - Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
MIME - Multile Incompatible Message Extensions
If you don't respect the conventions, how the hell can you expect the conventions to respect you!
SMTP doesn't and never has guaranteed message delivery and if you have been assuming it does for your business then you are a fool and serve you right.
plan9% ls -l 9pccpu
--rwxrwxr-x M 106460 andrey andrey 1554980 Jun 27 13:23 9pccpu
1554980 bytes
eee, I remember back in the days when it was less than that
--rwxrwxr-x M 9 sys sys 1485859 Feb 17 20:23 9pccpu
8s to compile, 15s to boot
if only I was allowed to use it to make weapons of mass destruction I could rule the world !!
Yahoo's official FreeBSD's client has never worked for me, stupid binary. It depends on XFree3 as well !
what other choice to I have, I don't like *anyone* enough to dump bsd
I wasn't trying to be funny