A solution applied in these cases is to let the user have root (or admin) on his work machine, but tell them that they WILL NOT support it, except for re-ghosting to their standard image. If you can deal with it, fine.
Oh, and they firewall you to prevent virus spreading and other problems.
If the domain has a bad e-mail contact, try the owner of the IP block. If it's also junk data, try a traceroute and the owners of the intermediate links (the ISP of the IP block owner). One of them is bound to have an anti-spam policy.
Can you e-mail me and/or post the scripts you used for the bounces. I'm in the middle of being joe-jobbed for random addresses on my domain. I'm trying to filter these for spam content, with varying levels of success.
Oh, and don't use the default address posted above (It's blackholed). Use quinxy AT alon.wox.org. Thanks.
First, there are many IE-only websites which will become broken if IE switches to the Gecko rendering engine. Second, the IE-only sites are a good thing for M$. That way they keep their monopoly on IE and subsequently on Windows.
IE is not a profit center in itself, but it is there to lock people into Windows. If you make IE standards-compatible, you have one less application lock people into Windows.
However, insurance does make sense when you know more than the insurance company. For example, my Mother is a very untypical user of VCRs. She runs it for 5-12 hours a day (and I mean taping or playing). So, the repairs insurance we have (part of the home insurance) repays itself well. Just to say that the VCR repairs alone repay the cost of the repair insurance for the entire house.
That's why I always keep backups. I have a nightly scripts that rsyncs/home/etc/root/var and/usr/local to both a spare drive on my machine and a remote server. Furthermore, critical stuff like my thesis is CVS'd and I check in versions every once in a while.
My program consisted of several directories, with executables in each, thus the possibility for the existence of core files in each.
In that case, your command would not have worked correctly, the wildcard expansion is done by the shell before the filenames are fed to the command (rm in this case). The correct command would have been something like: find -name core| xargs rm.
If Moore is against Copyright, he should make a film about the DMCA, the Sonny-Bonno copyright extention act, software patents, and similar freedom-inhibiting laws. That kind of film could really make a difference.
Yes, I know there are applications for this, like doing some other thing while listening to audio, and the prohibitive internatioanl call rates, but still..
Why are people still using IE6? I've recently installed IE6 on a computer (I've also restricted it to a very limited set of IPs). There are some companies who use IE6 as a thin-client for their proprietary applications. I installed that computer for someone who does business with that company (the company also supplied dedicated hardware and internet access to run this application). If anyone knows of an easy way to make IE only contact a fixed list of sites, please let me know.
Bayesian spam filtering was invented and implemented long before Paul Graham's "A plan for spam". A project I wrote for a course in July 2001 that does Bayesian filtering was based on papers suggesting to do the same for spam, the predated that time. I used the same technique in 2001 to write an internal ad filter (something to filter ads inside mailing list postings) using bayesian methods, so this is clearly prior art.
Slashdot Mirror
A solution applied in these cases is to let the user have root (or admin) on his work machine, but tell them that they WILL NOT support it, except for re-ghosting to their standard image. If you can deal with it, fine.
Oh, and they firewall you to prevent virus spreading and other problems.
If the domain has a bad e-mail contact, try the owner of the IP block. If it's also junk data, try a traceroute and the owners of the intermediate links (the ISP of the IP block owner). One of them is bound to have an anti-spam policy.
Can you e-mail me and/or post the scripts you used for the bounces. I'm in the middle of being joe-jobbed for random addresses on my domain. I'm trying to filter these for spam content, with varying levels of success.
Oh, and don't use the default address posted above (It's blackholed). Use quinxy AT alon.wox.org. Thanks.
Because the UK is in daylight savings time...
UK TIME != GMT.
It would be even stickier if you neglect to provide the "I reject" button...
an Eternal Golden Braid.
A must book for anyone serious about CS.
First, there are many IE-only websites which will become broken if IE switches to the Gecko rendering engine. Second, the IE-only sites are a good thing for M$. That way they keep their monopoly on IE and subsequently on Windows.
IE is not a profit center in itself, but it is there to lock people into Windows. If you make IE standards-compatible, you have one less application lock people into Windows.
Well, I have TWO backups of everything. One offsite.
What you should have done: Boot from floppy (any DOS version would do) and run: /MBR
FDISK
Offsite backup.
until someone does touch -- -rf\ .. in /tmp or whatever. Now try doing rm * there...
However, insurance does make sense when you know more than the insurance company. For example, my Mother is a very untypical user of VCRs. She runs it for 5-12 hours a day (and I mean taping or playing). So, the repairs insurance we have (part of the home insurance) repays itself well. Just to say that the VCR repairs alone repay the cost of the repair insurance for the entire house.
That's why I always keep backups. I have a nightly scripts that rsyncs /home /etc /root /var and /usr/local to both a spare drive on my machine and a remote server. Furthermore, critical stuff like my thesis is CVS'd and I check in versions every once in a while.
My program consisted of several directories, with executables in each, thus the possibility for the existence of core files in each.
In that case, your command would not have worked correctly, the wildcard expansion is done by the shell before the filenames are fed to the command (rm in this case). The correct command would have been something like: find -name core| xargs rm.
If Moore is against Copyright, he should make a film about the DMCA, the Sonny-Bonno copyright extention act, software patents, and similar freedom-inhibiting laws. That kind of film could really make a difference.
Why don't you just USE THE PHONE?
Yes, I know there are applications for this, like doing some other thing while listening to audio, and the prohibitive internatioanl call rates, but still..
Well, I did that when my previous bank only supported IE. I also told them exactly why I left them.
Why are people still using IE6?
I've recently installed IE6 on a computer (I've also restricted it to a very limited set of IPs). There are some companies who use IE6 as a thin-client for their proprietary applications. I installed that computer for someone who does business with that company (the company also supplied dedicated hardware and internet access to run this application).
If anyone knows of an easy way to make IE only contact a fixed list of sites, please let me know.
I just did that search, and there was no objectionable material in the first three pages, even without safe search enabled.
Mustek 1200UB works with provided binary Linux driver. HP PSC1110 (printer/scanner/copier) works with hpoj (open-source, HP supported driver).
If you want to pay "e-mail insurance", better buy your own domain and host your e-mail address there. If your ISP goes under, you can always switch.
No need to find original Scorched Earth source code, because there's xscorch, the free software clone.
Solution: ._.
Impressive, given that Firebird does not include a mail client. You're probably referring to Thunderbird or Mozilla.
Bayesian spam filtering was invented and implemented long before Paul Graham's "A plan for spam". A project I wrote for a course in July 2001 that does Bayesian filtering was based on papers suggesting to do the same for spam, the predated that time. I used the same technique in 2001 to write an internal ad filter (something to filter ads inside mailing list postings) using bayesian methods, so this is clearly prior art.