I think that what's going to happen is that they are going to go after "end use" support, making sure that the RPMs for RH-ES et al are current and secure. There will no longer be a free lunch (or beer) for the latest updates from Red Hat.
...that 2.6 will be released before RedHat finally drops support for all the pre-9 releases
Yes, I realize that I can roll my own kernel, I've done it many times. It's just that they work better when RH makes the RPM. Not that this is as it should be.
There are many people on both the SpamAssassin and qmail-scanner list that are talking about this. Any software that uses RBLs may have to be reconfigured.
And depending on just Bayesian filtering is putting all of your eggs in one basket, IMHO (though it is a pretty darn good basket). There are many spammers out there trying to poison Bayes databases by adding random dictonary words to their HTML based emails.
On a related note, regarding IBM, I'm wondering why they don't take the position of offering legal counsel to (at least some of) the users currently being threatened by SCO
Because then they would be effectivly acknowledging that SOC's claim may be valid.
...this has happened before and it will happen again. They (BSDI, SCO, et al) are thinking "free as in beer", I would guess, and are trying to grab the keg so they can charge everyone a Euro a glass.
Folks that think this isn't a big deal...
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...never had walk around doing site check of a wireless network using a laptop.
Walking around a campus checking signal strength with something like this is real nice.
From the article...
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"C&W was never able to really challenge the big U.S. players, such as WorldCom and AT&T and was losing a lot of money in this market, but it's still sad to see another competitor disappear."
They are competing against a big company that is already bankrupt and in protection in court.
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I always though Coy was a fun module to get poems from. I don't think it works with Perl 5.8 though.
I for one welcome the reestablishment of our ICANN overlords.
...Darl McBride for a test subject.
I think that what's going to happen is that they are going to go after "end use" support, making sure that the RPMs for RH-ES et al are current and secure. There will no longer be a free lunch (or beer) for the latest updates from Red Hat.
Long Live the King!!!
Yes, I realize that I can roll my own kernel, I've done it many times. It's just that they work better when RH makes the RPM. Not that this is as it should be.
Scientists had no comment other than to ask for more tartar sauce.
It works for me.
...this would give anti-spam developers insight as to how to improve spam blocking techniques.
They're just trying to patch all the security holes before they release the OS.
You know that that type of paradigm shift isn't easy.
Insert end sarcasm tag here.
x+50%(where x = 0)
You can alter the percentage to taste, Bill does.
I know he's dead, but it'd be cool to include relevant artwork.
And depending on just Bayesian filtering is putting all of your eggs in one basket, IMHO (though it is a pretty darn good basket). There are many spammers out there trying to poison Bayes databases by adding random dictonary words to their HTML based emails.
Because then they would be effectivly acknowledging that SOC's claim may be valid.
It still smells like bovine patties steaming in the morning sun.
Wouldn't working on a improved form of SMTP be a better project?
Please don't do that again.
Don't do it. It'll void your warranty.
Note to self: need more coffee.
...this has happened before and it will happen again. They (BSDI, SCO, et al) are thinking "free as in beer", I would guess, and are trying to grab the keg so they can charge everyone a Euro a glass.
Walking around a campus checking signal strength with something like this is real nice.
He has an new and interesting take on the SCO cr@p too. It's here.
It points out why SCO has no real claim that they can support. It's a lengthy but well worth reading.
No, it's not a pr0n joke.
They are competing against a big company that is already bankrupt and in protection in court.