If you want to be able to identify everybody? Why don't 'they' just implant something like an ibutton in every newborn child:P
Oh, and some explosive device so it can't be removed....
Some time ago I came accros this link, I havn't read the details, but it seems to be a free exchange server implementation... Maybe there's a catch somewhere...;) Have phun, Thomas.
The link: http://www.billworkgroup.org/billworkgroup/ home
"UnitedLinux is a standards-based, worldwide Linux solution targeted at the business user and developed by Caldera, Conectiva, SuSE, and Turbolinux."
What the fsck are they gonna make?
- Kernel?
- Distribution?
- Apps?
If they are going to make a distro, why in 4 different tastes? (Caldera, Suse,... )
The solution? What is the problem? Or is it a solution of Linux in water?
Yeah, at my work we had to change passwords every month, so everybody ended up with the same password: jan2002, feb2002, etc... Pretty good security huh? ;)
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With my hotmail mailfilter... The only junkmail I get in my hotmail is from Microsoft itself!
If you want to be able to identify everybody? Why don't 'they' just implant something like an ibutton in every newborn child :P
Oh, and some explosive device so it can't be removed....
How can you GPL something that doesn't exist? :P
Can someone who uses Frontpage to create an anti-spam homepage, be trusted?
Some time ago I came accros this link, I havn't read the details, but it seems to be a free exchange server implementation... Maybe there's a catch somewhere... ;) Have phun, Thomas.
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The link:
http://www.billworkgroup.org/billworkgroup
"UnitedLinux is a standards-based, worldwide Linux solution targeted at the business user and developed by Caldera, Conectiva, SuSE, and Turbolinux." What the fsck are they gonna make? - Kernel? - Distribution? - Apps? If they are going to make a distro, why in 4 different tastes? (Caldera, Suse, ... )
The solution? What is the problem? Or is it a solution of Linux in water?
Yeah, at my work we had to change passwords every month, so everybody ended up with the same password: jan2002, feb2002, etc... Pretty good security huh?
;)