A business associate (insurance) actually reads his spam. If anything computer related gets through he forwards this to me with comments like "This looks like a good idea, can we do this?". I usually send my standard disclaimer "No, this is spam, these people are stealing resources from others to send this to you, do you want to work with people like that?" and let his Christian consuous work on him. Off course he never gets these again, because I block the envelope sender in my badmailfrom file after running them through spamcop. Haven't added the rbl block to qmail, one of these days.
Anyway, in his mind spam has no meaning. It is just another piece of email to read. I get sick just watching commericals on tv, or that blinking baby banner ad. So for me spam is just another example of how anybody will do anything to get their message in front of consumers. Unlike the phone system it is free to eliminate all spam if you one, run your own mail server and two take the time to block everybody but those you want to send mail too. Me, so many things so little time.
You offer no proof and you expect us to believe you? Your description of the two programs sounds a bit far fetched and very second hand. In other words, I don't belive you where "there". Perhaps you can offer up some evidence that what you say is true otherwise your post is just what you said about Mr. Gore's reasoning, crap.
Well, there is your problem. Never use a.0 release of a RedHat product. I'm a confirmed RedHat user and I've always had issues with.0 releases of Redhat (5.0,6.0,7.0). I've never seen any RAM issues on any Linux distributions, but I usually build my own machines to spec after researching what hardware to buy. So, far I'm batting 1.0 on getting Linux to run on anything I've built. P.S. I'm an ex OS/2er and am glad to never go back to that mess, even as stable as it was.
So your most recent experience on Linux was what 2+ years ago? I haven't had to tweek X configuration files for quit a while now. BTW, a CD-R won't write CD's it only reads them.
Yes, but Microsoft makes sure that the only choice is Windows. When you can go to your local consumer junk emporium and buy a computer with either Linux, Windows or whatever then come back and we can talk about who hates who.
This security hole didn't exist until eEye started probing around. MS DNA in W2K created this hole so that the eEye probes would have somewhere to go and the server wouldn't feel so...eh...lonely.
His name was Steve Austin, I think he was killed fighting big foot or testing a rocket sled. I forget it was way back in the 70's. Oh yea, he only cost $6 million, what a deal.
So where are your kernel patches Mr. Finger Pointer. It's real easy to lay the blame, but Red Hat is doing real work to help the Linux cause and you are doing nothing but spreading FUD.
Yea. And the 2 million dollar check she got was a joke. Yea, she did a lot of work, but 2 million dollars when children suffered. I'd have given it to the families.
I believe he answered your question. His response in three words, "We don't care." Anytime you see phrases like "protect the user" and "is conscious of security" without facts to back them up you know the person (or company in this case) couldn't GARA about the subject. Microsoft only cares about protecting its monolopy and until we produce something that rocks the sheep like Microsoft users world, not much will change. If only the melissia virus had done something worthwhile;)
9:15am Reload/. darn no new story.
9:16am Reload/. still no new story.
9:17am Reload/. still no new story.
9:18am Reload/. Ah, new story not posts, first post here I come.
9:18:20am First Post suckers!!!!!!
9:18:25am [#27] what the...???
Sounds to me that WALID was trying to ride the money train.
http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:ncdnhc.peac en et.or.kr/2000911/0252.html+walid&hl=en
--
J. Douglas Hawkins, of WALID, Inc., Elected to Inaugural Multilingual
Internet Names Consortium Board
[Business Wire]
ANN ARBOR, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE) via NewsEdge Corporation -- J. Douglas
Hawkins, Director of Business Development at WALID, Inc., has been
elected
to the Inaugural Board of the Multilingual Internet Names Consortium
(MINC).
The Inaugural Board, which includes members from industry and academia,
will
promote the implementation of multilingual Internet names, including
domain
names and keywords. The Board will work together with the Internet
Engineering Task Force (IETF), the Internet Corporation for Assigned
Names
and Numbers (ICANN) and other international organizations to encourage
and
direct the transition to a truly multilingual Internet.
Mr. Hawkins brings to the Board his extensive experience overseeing the
development and internationalization of products used in over 70
countries
and in seven different languages. The Board also benefits from Mr.
Hawkins'
many years of experience working successfully with United Nations'
Specialized Agencies, national governments and regional organizations.
About WALID: WALID, Inc., headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, provides
a
complete patent-pending solution for registering and resolving
international
multi-lingual Internet domain names. Through the registration of
non-English
domain names, WALID's technology enables business, organizations, and
individuals to establish a unique presence in any language from which to
communicate and conduct global commerce via the Internet.
WALID, Inc., 2245 S. State St., Ann Arbor, MI 48104, USA
About MINC: The Multilingual Internet Names Consortium (MINC) is a newly
formed international consortium created by industry, academia, research,
government and non-governmental organizations, with the common goal of
advancing the development of the Internet through the coordination of
the
technology and technical deployment of multilingual Internet names. MINC
originated from a Chairman's commission on internationalized Domain
Names
(iDNS) by the Asia Pacific Networking Group (APNG), Asia's oldest
Internet
organization, partially supported by the National University of
Singapore
(NUS) and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) of
Canada.
For more information about MINC, please see or
send an
email to sec@minc.org.
>
CONTACT: WALID, Inc. | Bryan Cash, 734/822-2028 | Fax: 734/822-2021 |
bcash@walid.com
I once ran 500 watts on 1296 MHz with a 55 element loop yagi from a mountain top in PA. I got a lot further than 33 Miles, but it would have taken days to download a typical/. comment page at 20 wpm cw.
I've never handled any transactions on my palm III and I'll testify to that in court if asked. This reminds me of the type-writer sellers who try to get into selling computers (word processors).
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A business associate (insurance) actually reads his spam. If anything computer related gets through he forwards this to me with comments like "This looks like a good idea, can we do this?". I usually send my standard disclaimer "No, this is spam, these people are stealing resources from others to send this to you, do you want to work with people like that?" and let his Christian consuous work on him. Off course he never gets these again, because I block the envelope sender in my badmailfrom file after running them through spamcop. Haven't added the rbl block to qmail, one of these days.
Anyway, in his mind spam has no meaning. It is just another piece of email to read. I get sick just watching commericals on tv, or that blinking baby banner ad. So for me spam is just another example of how anybody will do anything to get their message in front of consumers. Unlike the phone system it is free to eliminate all spam if you one, run your own mail server and two take the time to block everybody but those you want to send mail too. Me, so many things so little time.
You offer no proof and you expect us to believe you? Your description of the two programs sounds a bit far fetched and very second hand. In other words, I don't belive you where "there". Perhaps you can offer up some evidence that what you say is true otherwise your post is just what you said about Mr. Gore's reasoning, crap.
Well, there is your problem. Never use a .0 release of a RedHat product. I'm a confirmed RedHat user and I've always had issues with .0 releases of Redhat (5.0,6.0,7.0). I've never seen any RAM issues on any Linux distributions, but I usually build my own machines to spec after researching what hardware to buy. So, far I'm batting 1.0 on getting Linux to run on anything I've built. P.S. I'm an ex OS/2er and am glad to never go back to that mess, even as stable as it was.
So your most recent experience on Linux was what 2+ years ago? I haven't had to tweek X configuration files for quit a while now. BTW, a CD-R won't write CD's it only reads them.
google link or http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:csf.colorado. edu/pen-l/2000III/msg00710.html+timedomain.com+cri tics&hl=en text.
Yes, but Microsoft makes sure that the only choice is Windows. When you can go to your local consumer junk emporium and buy a computer with either Linux, Windows or whatever then come back and we can talk about who hates who.
This security hole didn't exist until eEye started probing around. MS DNA in W2K created this hole so that the eEye probes would have somewhere to go and the server wouldn't feel so...eh...lonely.
I wonder what the FCC will have to say about their product. The consumer crapification of computers continues.
Dear Mr. Gates,
Can you ban Ohio from your software too?
Thanks,
...you feel...not you fell... Note to self...look before you leap or in /. terms preview before you submit.
Please feel free to ignore any parts of these RFC's you fell will hinder your innovation.
jello orhttp://www.exploratorium.edu/snacks/laser_jello/ index.html for you who don't want to risk clicking on a /. comment url.
His name was Steve Austin, I think he was killed fighting big foot or testing a rocket sled. I forget it was way back in the 70's. Oh yea, he only cost $6 million, what a deal.
So where are your kernel patches Mr. Finger Pointer. It's real easy to lay the blame, but Red Hat is doing real work to help the Linux cause and you are doing nothing but spreading FUD.
Yea. And the 2 million dollar check she got was a joke. Yea, she did a lot of work, but 2 million dollars when children suffered. I'd have given it to the families.
I believe he answered your question. His response in three words, "We don't care." Anytime you see phrases like "protect the user" and "is conscious of security" without facts to back them up you know the person (or company in this case) couldn't GARA about the subject. Microsoft only cares about protecting its monolopy and until we produce something that rocks the sheep like Microsoft users world, not much will change. If only the melissia virus had done something worthwhile ;)
9:15am Reload /. darn no new story.
/. still no new story.
/. still no new story.
/. Ah, new story not posts, first post here I come.
9:16am Reload
9:17am Reload
9:18am Reload
9:18:20am First Post suckers!!!!!!
9:18:25am [#27] what the...???
Uh, Ur, Mbps? What universe are you from?
Sounds to me that WALID was trying to ride the money train.
c en et.or.kr/2000911/0252.html+walid&hl=en
http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:ncdnhc.pea
--
J. Douglas Hawkins, of WALID, Inc., Elected to Inaugural Multilingual
Internet Names Consortium Board
[Business Wire]
ANN ARBOR, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE) via NewsEdge Corporation -- J. Douglas
Hawkins, Director of Business Development at WALID, Inc., has been
elected
to the Inaugural Board of the Multilingual Internet Names Consortium
(MINC).
The Inaugural Board, which includes members from industry and academia,
will
promote the implementation of multilingual Internet names, including
domain
names and keywords. The Board will work together with the Internet
Engineering Task Force (IETF), the Internet Corporation for Assigned
Names
and Numbers (ICANN) and other international organizations to encourage
and
direct the transition to a truly multilingual Internet.
Mr. Hawkins brings to the Board his extensive experience overseeing the
development and internationalization of products used in over 70
countries
and in seven different languages. The Board also benefits from Mr.
Hawkins'
many years of experience working successfully with United Nations'
Specialized Agencies, national governments and regional organizations.
About WALID: WALID, Inc., headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, provides
a
complete patent-pending solution for registering and resolving
international
multi-lingual Internet domain names. Through the registration of
non-English
domain names, WALID's technology enables business, organizations, and
individuals to establish a unique presence in any language from which to
communicate and conduct global commerce via the Internet.
WALID, Inc., 2245 S. State St., Ann Arbor, MI 48104, USA
About MINC: The Multilingual Internet Names Consortium (MINC) is a newly
formed international consortium created by industry, academia, research,
government and non-governmental organizations, with the common goal of
advancing the development of the Internet through the coordination of
the
technology and technical deployment of multilingual Internet names. MINC
originated from a Chairman's commission on internationalized Domain
Names
(iDNS) by the Asia Pacific Networking Group (APNG), Asia's oldest
Internet
organization, partially supported by the National University of
Singapore
(NUS) and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) of
Canada.
For more information about MINC, please see or
send an
email to sec@minc.org.
>
CONTACT: WALID, Inc. | Bryan Cash, 734/822-2028 | Fax: 734/822-2021 |
bcash@walid.com
Here is the link for the patent
http://www.delphion.com/details?pn=WO00056035A1
I once ran 500 watts on 1296 MHz with a 55 element loop yagi from a mountain top in PA. I got a lot further than 33 Miles, but it would have taken days to download a typical /. comment page at 20 wpm cw.
Congress wouldn't approve Bush's bill to outsource all government email to AOL.
The end user is really to blame for violating laws of their country. Not to the provider if the provider is external to the countries bounderies.
Truthly Mysql does not scale. Mysql fails under heavy load using large tables (600k to 1M+ rows).
I've never handled any transactions on my palm III and I'll testify to that in court if asked.
This reminds me of the type-writer sellers who try to get into selling computers (word processors).
There clock is much much faster then any clock I've seen today.