Sexism is something we shouldn't put up with and I lump it right along with M$ FUD, and the ever increasing FOSS FUD that I'm seeing. Call it out, you might not get the outcome you desire, especially concerning FOSS FUD, people just don't recognize it, kinda like sexism.
Drupal is not RoR or Django, so don't compare apples and oranges. First, a Drupal view is not equivalent to ORM. A Drupal view is on a higher level. It takes drupal content, lets you slice, dice and display it. Maybe you meant CCk. As to not using PHP as a templating language, you can always use the smarty engine if you want, but then you are just adding another layer of stuff that could break or cause security issues.
Now, Drupal is not perfect, but what it does it does well.
Well, at least you had something to write code on. We had to mine our own minerals to build a computer so that we could code. All that will sitting in a box in the middle of the road, because our boss wouldn't allow us in the office because of the toxic dust from the mine.
More great moderation by the "linux can do no wrong" people (this is written on a Linux machine). Anyone want to bet on which Linux distro will be the first to have a windows type virus (without running network services such as bind)? My thoughts are that someday, someone will fuck up and the next "upgrade" you do will result in your being part of a very large bot net, along with all your windows using compatriots.
Now, don't get me wrong, I still won't switch to openbsd. I'd rather use two cans and a string.
I was sitting in a hotel suite, waiting from some friends to get ready and go to dinner on Saturday evening. One of the guys was surfing the cable channels and I mentioned that, "You never know when the free porn will be on." Not 5 minutes later he hit a channel and suddenly, porn. 5 minutes later it was gone.
Do you know djb? If not, why do you judge him so? He has very good ideas and follows through on his promises. The people who complain that they can't modify his software, roll it up and distribute it are the ones who gave us things like broken ssh in debian.
Todd A. Green:
> Wietse Venema wrote:
> >> Perhaps surprisingly, the MX result syntax check happens only when
> >> the DNS lookup client actually asks for a result.
>
> Thank you Wietse. After patching I'm getting:
>
> 550 4.1.8 : Sender address rejected: Domain not found
>
> Given we did get a record back, could the error message be "Domain does
> not handle email" or "Domain has Null MX record" or anything that would
> let us differentiate null MX records in our logs from those who don't
> have A/MX records?
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Sexism is something we shouldn't put up with and I lump it right along with M$ FUD, and the ever increasing FOSS FUD that I'm seeing. Call it out, you might not get the outcome you desire, especially concerning FOSS FUD, people just don't recognize it, kinda like sexism.
You had the balls to sue the United States Government. http://export.cr.yp.to/
Drupal is not RoR or Django, so don't compare apples and oranges. First, a Drupal view is not equivalent to ORM. A Drupal view is on a higher level. It takes drupal content, lets you slice, dice and display it. Maybe you meant CCk. As to not using PHP as a templating language, you can always use the smarty engine if you want, but then you are just adding another layer of stuff that could break or cause security issues.
Now, Drupal is not perfect, but what it does it does well.
Come on Stephen, your books are pretty much the equivalent.
Well, at least you had something to write code on. We had to mine our own minerals to build a computer so that we could code. All that will sitting in a box in the middle of the road, because our boss wouldn't allow us in the office because of the toxic dust from the mine.
More great moderation by the "linux can do no wrong" people (this is written on a Linux machine). Anyone want to bet on which Linux distro will be the first to have a windows type virus (without running network services such as bind)? My thoughts are that someday, someone will fuck up and the next "upgrade" you do will result in your being part of a very large bot net, along with all your windows using compatriots.
Now, don't get me wrong, I still won't switch to openbsd. I'd rather use two cans and a string.
Brought to you by the people who also created apt-get install openssl-blacklist.
One step closer to the Linux virus...
You will be able to find them cheap on craiglist or free on freecycle.
Work with wi-fi.
So I heard that you beat your wife. Guess that I can't trust you either.
Yep, most of what you hear about DJB is nothing more than internet myth and/or people who can't disagree without getting angry.
You forgot to mention that DNSSEC does nothing to make DNS more secure.
I was sitting in a hotel suite, waiting from some friends to get ready and go to dinner on Saturday evening. One of the guys was surfing the cable channels and I mentioned that, "You never know when the free porn will be on." Not 5 minutes later he hit a channel and suddenly, porn. 5 minutes later it was gone.
Somebody hit the wrong switch...
There are a lot on IE only web sites in the on-line education industry.
Do you know djb? If not, why do you judge him so? He has very good ideas and follows through on his promises. The people who complain that they can't modify his software, roll it up and distribute it are the ones who gave us things like broken ssh in debian.
You mistake lack of an easy syntax for AAAA and SRV records with non-support. How stupid.
Subject: Re: PATCH: Zero-length MX records and reject_unknown_sender_domain
From: wietse () porcupine ! org (Wietse Venema)
Date: 2006-12-28 1:09:35
Message-ID: 20061228010935.6731DBC0A9 () spike ! porcupine ! org
Todd A. Green:
> Wietse Venema wrote:
> >> Perhaps surprisingly, the MX result syntax check happens only when
> >> the DNS lookup client actually asks for a result.
>
> Thank you Wietse. After patching I'm getting:
>
> 550 4.1.8 : Sender address rejected: Domain not found
>
> Given we did get a record back, could the error message be "Domain does
> not handle email" or "Domain has Null MX record" or anything that would
> let us differentiate null MX records in our logs from those who don't
> have A/MX records?
Fsck off.
Wietse
> Thanks again for the quick fix,
> Todd
>
>
Screw you all, I patented growing. Better send money now...
Comes vs Microsoft was a real case, I believe Microsoft lost, FWIW. http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story=20070117045655795
http://antitrust.slated.org/www.iowaconsumercase.org/011607/3000/PX03020.pdf
So only he can see his own posts.
dnssec is a joke. It still doesn't fix the issue.
djbdns does support srv records http://www.anders.com/projects/sysadmin/djbdnsRecordBuilder/#SRV
Yes, there is other dns software other than bind. But djbdns is small, secure and easy to setup.
watch out, you my waken the "DJB is evil because someone told me so" people.
I have one of these:
http://computers.userfriendlyis.com/configure?product=104683
base price only has one drive, but you can add 3 more and they are hot-swappable.
Works very well.
I'll second this, my 755p and pssh are vantastic.