h[/home/fvw] host hotmail.com hotmail.com has address 209.185.243.7 hotmail.com has address 216.33.151.7 hotmail.com has address 209.185.243.135 hotmail.com has address 216.32.243.7 hotmail.com mail is handled (pri=10) by mc5.law5.hotmail.com hotmail.com mail is handled (pri=10) by mail.hotmail.com hotmail.com mail is handled (pri=10) by mc2.law5.hotmail.com hotmail.com mail is handled (pri=10) by mc4.law5.hotmail.com
None of the MX's for hotmail are in the passport domain, so no mail should have bounced however long the domain remained unavailable.
Unsung indeed, I don't even know who three of em are... (2,4&5)
So for all other like me, here some short bio's.
Alan Cox (not spelled Allen Cox) is a primary author of the linux networking stack, and generally does alot of work for Linux in a variety of different areas, from suggesting changes to VNC, to the MMU-less palm-pilot Linux port, to the gnome project. He is one of the most brilliant Linux developers I know, and has been the most helpful in enabling me to do my own Linux development (primarily in the area of PPP, L2TP, and Multilink PPP). By being brilliant, helpful, approachable, and available, he...
David Dawes was a PhD student in Theoretical Physics when he started playing around with X source code. He is still working in the same place, at the School of Physics, Sydney Uni, although now he is the Network Administrator. He works on XFree86 in his spare time.
Did quite a lot of network drivers for linux. Most of the drivers for 3com cards are his.
Hawaiian born, he is one of the big cheeses in the Free BSD project. He was one of the original founders, as well as the release coordinator. He lives with 14 cats and works at Walnut Creek CD-ROM. [14 Cats? That makes him cool by me!]
Brian Paul is the original author of the mesa3d library. (No, it isn't called mesagl! No! Bad neuron!)
I couldn't find out who abstain was, does anybody know?
Sorry that some of the bios are short/incomplete, I either didn't know, didn't care or didn't have the time. Pick any three.
1) You claim you want evolution. But you don't want any casualities... the only way of doing that is stopping the weaker specimens from reproducing. (Wait, don't we have the internet for that?:-). And somehow I doubt the common cold is going to seriously stop someone from reproducing. Personally, I say bugger evolution, let's all get extinct. It doesn't matter for us personally, and it's nice for the conscience...
2) Yes, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't use it. Using it doesn't harm anyone without antibiotics. And, as the AC said, antibiotics only work against micro-organisms...
Hmmm, you seemed so happy with it I decided to try it too... Pretty cool stuf indeed. I'm sticking with w3m in text mode too.... One slight minus is that it ignores $EDITOR, and starts vi for editing textfields... I'm typing this in vi now, and what to get back to my jed. If you're reading this,:w is the way to store changes and quit...
Hmmm, that just saved... Well, I can try:q now, everything should be saved with:w...
1) Why? It seems to clash with what we call ethics. Kill all those that are born with disabilities? Let's just say some people may object.
2) Why? Who says we can't keep up with evolution? Germs became resistant to antibiotics, but that doesn't mean we're worse of than before we had antibiotics.
Actually, iirc the pure hardware DVD players (in other words, the VCRoid things, not the thing you shove into your comp) require the DVD to be encrypted.
The people who provide them could of course cut of the feed entirely, but @home would take their business elsewhere. It's impossible to stop them from getting a newsfeed from someone, as long as one person is prepared to give them a feed. However, if only one admin is prepared to carry their articles, that means that the rest of the internet never sees their messages.
Mutt has no text editor! It spawns a text editor for all editing. It definately should not be in the text editor section. (Mind you, it's still the coolest editor).
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Isn't it a remarkable coincidence they speak english on your planet too.....
h[/home/fvw] host hotmail.com
hotmail.com has address 209.185.243.7
hotmail.com has address 216.33.151.7
hotmail.com has address 209.185.243.135
hotmail.com has address 216.32.243.7
hotmail.com mail is handled (pri=10) by mc5.law5.hotmail.com
hotmail.com mail is handled (pri=10) by mail.hotmail.com
hotmail.com mail is handled (pri=10) by mc2.law5.hotmail.com
hotmail.com mail is handled (pri=10) by mc4.law5.hotmail.com
None of the MX's for hotmail are in the passport domain, so no mail should have bounced however long the domain remained unavailable.
Yup, I'm surprised too... I nominated him...
Pico is nice for editing config files, but not extendible enough when your really using it a lot on C/PERL/whatever files. But they didn't list jed :-(
First, let's pick that nit: It was probably a hostname.
Secondly: It isn't anything at the moment, it won't resolve. I can't even resolve audit.taxes.com.
Am I the only one who thinks this sounds like the monty python parrot scene?
It moved!
You pushed it!
No I didn't!
Look, there, it moved again!
You pushed it again!
I never!
Where is cowboy neal??????? We love you, CN!!
Unsung indeed, I don't even know who three of em are... (2,4&5)
...
So for all other like me, here some short bio's.
Alan Cox (not spelled Allen Cox) is a primary author of the
linux networking stack, and generally does alot of work for
Linux in a variety of different areas, from suggesting changes
to VNC, to the MMU-less palm-pilot Linux port, to the gnome
project. He is one of the most brilliant Linux developers I know,
and has been the most helpful in enabling me to do my own
Linux development (primarily in the area of PPP, L2TP, and
Multilink PPP). By being brilliant, helpful, approachable, and
available, he
David Dawes was a PhD student in Theoretical Physics when he started playing around with X source code. He is still working in the
same place, at the School of Physics, Sydney Uni, although now he is the Network Administrator. He works on XFree86 in his spare
time.
Did quite a lot of network drivers for linux. Most of the drivers for 3com cards are his.
Hawaiian born, he is one of the big cheeses in the Free BSD
project. He was one of the original founders, as well as the
release coordinator. He lives with 14 cats and works at
Walnut Creek CD-ROM. [14 Cats? That makes him cool by me!]
Brian Paul is the original author of the mesa3d library. (No, it isn't called mesagl! No! Bad neuron!)
I couldn't find out who abstain was, does anybody know?
Sorry that some of the bios are short/incomplete, I either didn't know, didn't care or didn't have the time. Pick any three.
He's dead jim.
The weirdness! I'm using w3m/beta-991015...
1) You claim you want evolution. But you don't want any casualities... the only way of doing that is stopping the weaker specimens from reproducing. (Wait, don't we have the internet for that? :-). And somehow I doubt the common cold is going to seriously stop someone from reproducing. Personally, I say bugger evolution, let's all get extinct. It doesn't matter for us personally, and it's nice for the conscience...
2) Yes, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't use it. Using it doesn't harm anyone without antibiotics. And, as the AC said, antibiotics only work against micro-organisms...
Hmmm, you seemed so happy with it I decided to try it too... Pretty cool stuf indeed. I'm sticking with w3m in text mode too.... One slight minus is that it ignores $EDITOR, and starts vi for editing textfields... I'm typing this in vi now, and what to get back to my jed. If you're reading this,
Hmmm, that just saved... Well, I can try
1) Why? It seems to clash with what we call ethics. Kill all those that are born with disabilities? Let's just say some people may object.
2) Why? Who says we can't keep up with evolution? Germs became resistant to antibiotics, but that doesn't mean we're worse of than before we had antibiotics.
3) Argh. What, the human brain runs IIS? ARGH.
I thought mandrake was a redhat derivative? How can they go to 7 while redhat's at 6?
1) A computer can 'understand' it as much as a human.
2) Who says the universe is infinite? We could be living on a hyper-sphere.
there is no there.
But then again, you think rain is wet....
I just like to be right. I'll have a look at your spelling later. :-)
Actually, it was login, not telnet...
Actually, iirc the pure hardware DVD players (in other words, the VCRoid things, not the thing you shove into your comp) require the DVD to be encrypted.
Spawned from the ashes? That's a bit dramatic, they just changed the name, iirc because they where afraid of problems from the winamp people.
The people who provide them could of course cut of the feed entirely, but @home would take their business elsewhere. It's impossible to stop them from getting a newsfeed from someone, as long as one person is prepared to give them a feed. However, if only one admin is prepared to carry their articles, that means that the rest of the internet never sees their messages.
To???? I don't think it's sensible or possible to control their newsfeed, but their posts are rejected.
Mutt has no text editor! It spawns a text editor for all editing. It definately should not be in the text editor section. (Mind you, it's still the coolest editor).