While you might be right previously.... [root@starfish rc.d]# cat/etc/redhat-release Red Hat Linux release 7.2.93 (Skipjack) [root@starfish rc.d]# rpm -qa | grep sendmail [root@starfish rc.d]#
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And, if you have the game, CALL THEM. Use their tech support EVERY TIME there is a problem. For EVERY spam IM, Every time you can't find your friends on line, every time you can't connect. Make sure they know what isn't working.
No exactly. They have an obligation to the shareholders within the scope of their buisness model. They no more have to sell then open a McD's in the corperate office just because it would turn a profit.
Still, in their paid service, the Directors only have to consider recomending the sale or not. The shareholders can vote in any way they choose, which (From a completly econic point of view) would be: would the short term sale net me more money then the potential long term growth. Remember that the buying company either thinks that the long term growth is better, or that the two togeather will result in a better profit model.
There are approximately 161 million shares outstanding. (Referance)
Exec's and directors own 48.8%. or approx 78.5 million. 21million shares are set for stock options. The staff and management control the vote.
At $8.41, that's 1.35 billion to buy it at face value, and if ``talks'' continue, that'll run way up.
How would this effect simulated and networked hard-drives... SMB and NFS(&c &c) drives and keep the files on disks elsewhere, and loop-back filesystems and products like VMware that use files to simulate harddisk space?
The basic problems taht could exist are that MS *COULD* allege that the code in Linux to support NTFS. They could posibly levy this into a actions to prevent distributions from releasing this portion of the kernel (in code or binary form). That seems to be the Worse Case for the Linux comunity.
OTOH- This contest shows a limited consent for `us' to attack the system. Any development against a scheme developed in this time period could have use this as a excuse. The entry need not be reported to them, as it may not be `major' enough to `get the prize', but they have, with this contest _GIVEN_ us a excuse and consent to hack at it, but not to use it. I would, however, suggest that we hold SOME of this idea until we are given access to the inital agreement.
One Idea is to have a machine not on the net, connected to a machine with syslog running via a serial line. Have the log files sent down the serial in a plain format and log that. No access to the reall "logging" machine except at console. Copy the logs to a CD every few hours/days/weeks/months/whatever and viola!
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Let's not forget AOL's famous takeover bid for RedHat...
While you might be right previously.... /etc/redhat-release
[root@starfish rc.d]# cat
Red Hat Linux release 7.2.93 (Skipjack)
[root@starfish rc.d]# rpm -qa | grep sendmail
[root@starfish rc.d]#
Well, consider me drunk :)
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230-Welcome to ftp.cdrom.com, a service of Digital River, Inc.
230-There are currently 166 users out of 3000 possible.
230-
230-This machine is a TeraSolutions TS-710 Internet server with 4GB of memory
230-and a TSR-2250 RAID-5 storage system (300GB total capacity). Please visit
230-www.terasolutions.com for more information.
230-The operating system is FreeBSD. Should you wish to get your own copy of
230-FreeBSD, please visit www.freebsd.org for more information.
230-
230-Webmasters and Web Sites may not link to files in this archive
230-(FTP.CDROM.COM) without prior written permission by Digital River, Inc.
230-If you are interested in linking to files in this archive, please send
230-an e-mail to cdrom@digitalriver.com for details. Digital River, Inc.
230-reserves the right to seek compensation for unauthorized use.
And, if you have the game, CALL THEM. Use their tech support EVERY TIME there is a problem. For EVERY spam IM, Every time you can't find your friends on line, every time you can't connect. Make sure they know what isn't working.
LILO: linux init=/bin/sh
Of course, would a theif know that....
Still, in their paid service, the Directors only have to consider recomending the sale or not. The shareholders can vote in any way they choose, which (From a completly econic point of view) would be: would the short term sale net me more money then the potential long term growth. Remember that the buying company either thinks that the long term growth is better, or that the two togeather will result in a better profit model.
There are approximately 161 million shares outstanding. (Referance) Exec's and directors own 48.8%. or approx 78.5 million. 21million shares are set for stock options. The staff and management control the vote. At $8.41, that's 1.35 billion to buy it at face value, and if ``talks'' continue, that'll run way up.
If `Obscene' is a specific legal term, and the Police described his website as Obscene, could the statement be libel?
How would this effect simulated and networked hard-drives... SMB and NFS(&c &c) drives and keep the files on disks elsewhere, and loop-back filesystems and products like VMware that use files to simulate harddisk space?
The basic problems taht could exist are that MS *COULD* allege that the code in Linux to support NTFS. They could posibly levy this into a actions to prevent distributions from releasing this portion of the kernel (in code or binary form). That seems to be the Worse Case for the Linux comunity.
OTOH- This contest shows a limited consent for `us' to attack the system. Any development against a scheme developed in this time period could have use this as a excuse. The entry need not be reported to them, as it may not be `major' enough to `get the prize', but they have, with this contest _GIVEN_ us a excuse and consent to hack at it, but not to use it. I would, however, suggest that we hold SOME of this idea until we are given access to the inital agreement.
One Idea is to have a machine not on the net, connected to a machine with syslog running via a serial line. Have the log files sent down the serial in a plain format and log that. No access to the reall "logging" machine except at console.
Copy the logs to a CD every few hours/days/weeks/months/whatever and viola!
So, why not make some non-profit OpenSRS?