Not necessarily - the bug isn't as bad as one would have it.
I for one have six possible From: addresses, three of which I actually use, and invariably there is a Return-Path: header indicating the MTA I use on my home domain. If SPF can be set to use that, rather than the From: the bug *should* be fixed.
If this really was somebody muscling a standard on us, it would be Microsoft. Hackers for the most part don't tend to respect AOL - just look at some of the disparaging comments elsewhere in here.
Because the "everything has changed" line is marketing fluff. People legally download regardless of RIAA FUD saying that everyone downloads illicit MP3 files.
Frankly, though, maybe RIAA was playing dirty pool by suing parents for this, but at least the copyrights are somehow being honored.
The fact remains that Congress may just very well try and pass this. Anyone remember the CDA from about ten years ago? Get on the word processor and WRITE YOUR FSCKING CONGRESSCRITTER NOW.
Perhaps it's because people have it set in their minds that a JPG is a JPG, and this is being touted as Yet Another Image Format. Same reason (I think) that PNG, though it is enjoying wide popularity against GIF, hasn't totally caught on yet.
Spoke with a local purveyor of Linux systems recently. One thing that was pointed out on my questioning is that the only way SCO's tactics are affecting them is that they removed UnixWare from their list of options, and that some of the "fence sitters" (those who are just considering Linux or other *nix operating systems as an option over Microsoft) are a little hesitant.
Be that as it may, this is evidently RH calling SCO's bluff and, for all intents, giving them the finger and goatse all at once.
Insightful, but whether he is telecommuting is not relevant in this case. Frankly, if I want to hear somebody complain about how farcking cold it is where they are in Boston, they really should be in Boston.
While sound, the problem with sodium hydroxide (lye) is that it doesn't readily break down. It will definitely work on the proteins, but it won't readily break down before hitting water. So now you have all this toxic waste.
So why not a concentrated form of common household clorine bleach (sodium hypochlorite)? Yes, I know, it's toxic, but read on. Straight from the bottle, it dissolves hair in ten minutes, and will likewise break down other organic proteins. It's one of the ingredients in liquid drain opener products, in fact, along with lye. So in a concentrated form (remember, Clorox and its ilk is maybe 4% Na HypoCl), while it would produce fumes that would need to be contained, in the end the proteins could simply be flushed, and the bleach would eventually break down into salt water.
On the other hand, she could simply demand more. If she was irate at SCO, though, it's a simple matter of "dismissed with prejudice".
(It would probably be "without prejudice" though - the contention is that there's insufficient evidence to back the claim, and this is the first time the claim is brought up, albeit ad nauseam.)
SCO's stock is down a couple of dollars over the past few days. Mayhaps it is time for Darl to make Yet Another Press Release saying how they really own Linux, and their evidence is the number of lawsuits they've filed?
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I for one have six possible From: addresses, three of which I actually use, and invariably there is a Return-Path: header indicating the MTA I use on my home domain. If SPF can be set to use that, rather than the From: the bug *should* be fixed.
If this really was somebody muscling a standard on us, it would be Microsoft. Hackers for the most part don't tend to respect AOL - just look at some of the disparaging comments elsewhere in here.
Frankly, though, maybe RIAA was playing dirty pool by suing parents for this, but at least the copyrights are somehow being honored.
Who do all these people who are concerned about false labelling go to for enforcement?
The fact remains that Congress may just very well try and pass this. Anyone remember the CDA from about ten years ago? Get on the word processor and WRITE YOUR FSCKING CONGRESSCRITTER NOW.
Perhaps it's because people have it set in their minds that a JPG is a JPG, and this is being touted as Yet Another Image Format. Same reason (I think) that PNG, though it is enjoying wide popularity against GIF, hasn't totally caught on yet.
It's about bloody time. Shame it's only screencaps in the meantime. Oh, hey, FP! =^_^=
You're lucky. My employer is a heroin addict. I hope to be out soon.
That being said, I await the day that I get an invoice from them to submit to my attorney.
Perchance it would be the thousands of clients this guy says he has by way of spam.
Don't mention Jesus Christ. Given their current history, I wouldn't put that one past their lawyers for fear of an ironic turn....
SCO is doing that to themselves quite nicely by threatening Linux users. They don't need to sue Novell.
Be that as it may, this is evidently RH calling SCO's bluff and, for all intents, giving them the finger and goatse all at once.
Other word processors do XML, and have been doing it. It can probably be overturned.
Oh, yeah, that's right, I remember now....
Perhaps one could individually block the ad purveyors at the DNS level?
Come on, man, Google does that anyway.
Insightful, but whether he is telecommuting is not relevant in this case. Frankly, if I want to hear somebody complain about how farcking cold it is where they are in Boston, they really should be in Boston.
Feh, I wouldn't pay them in that. It would remove the monopoly money from my monopoly set.
We've secretly replace the SCO Group's stocks with Folger's Crystals. Now let's watch them fluctuate.
Um, dude, 1 in 10 is ten percent.
So why not a concentrated form of common household clorine bleach (sodium hypochlorite)? Yes, I know, it's toxic, but read on. Straight from the bottle, it dissolves hair in ten minutes, and will likewise break down other organic proteins. It's one of the ingredients in liquid drain opener products, in fact, along with lye. So in a concentrated form (remember, Clorox and its ilk is maybe 4% Na HypoCl), while it would produce fumes that would need to be contained, in the end the proteins could simply be flushed, and the bleach would eventually break down into salt water.
(It would probably be "without prejudice" though - the contention is that there's insufficient evidence to back the claim, and this is the first time the claim is brought up, albeit ad nauseam.)
SCO's stock is down a couple of dollars over the past few days. Mayhaps it is time for Darl to make Yet Another Press Release saying how they really own Linux, and their evidence is the number of lawsuits they've filed?
Isn't this the same phenomenon that makes cats' eyes "glow" at the right angles?