I have two more: Shirley Christian. She was to Central America in the 1980s what Judith Miller was to Iraq, mutatis mutandis. Complete lies running on the front page of the New York Times under her byline, fed to her directly by the Reagan Adminstration, with thousands of deaths in their wake. Newspaper of record, indeed.
There's a difference between "crime" and "harm," both of which are "wrongs," but of very different sorts. The question is: Is your chief concern the letter of the law (assuming this exercise really does involve "exactly the same crime as a real exploit," which is doubtful)? Or is it the potential damage from (a) phishing-based fraud and other exploits, and (b) credulous "just-following-orders" cadets who may wind up testing the definition of torture in some future Guantanamo?
Last time I looked, the "San Francisco inventor, Sunil Paul" was also chairman and co-founder of Brightmail, which has been executing on patent 6,052,709 for quite some time. Brightmail also hosted Spam Summit 2000 in Washington, DC last May.
If you want to read more about this, there's a story runningconcurrently on Wide Open News and sendmail.net that went live at 4:15 this morning. The gist of the story (from the sendmail.net front door): "The new GNOME binaries Helix Code rolled out today are the red carpet that its first application product, an HTML-capable email client called Evolution, will step onto in a few weeks. If users like what they see, it could be Helix Code that puts Linux on the consumer desktop. Paul Boutin spoke with Miguel de Icaza and Nat Friedman about it." Quotable quote (from Nat): "We plan to wipe Microsoft Outlook off the desktop."
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From the bio of the article's author on the Sm@rt Reseller masthead: "He currently is chairman of the Internet Press Guild, a group devoted to promoting accurate Internet reporting."
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I have two more: Shirley Christian. She was to Central America in the 1980s what Judith Miller was to Iraq, mutatis mutandis. Complete lies running on the front page of the New York Times under her byline, fed to her directly by the Reagan Adminstration, with thousands of deaths in their wake. Newspaper of record, indeed.
Absolutely right. The rack comes later.
There's a difference between "crime" and "harm," both of which are "wrongs," but of very different sorts. The question is: Is your chief concern the letter of the law (assuming this exercise really does involve "exactly the same crime as a real exploit," which is doubtful)? Or is it the potential damage from (a) phishing-based fraud and other exploits, and (b) credulous "just-following-orders" cadets who may wind up testing the definition of torture in some future Guantanamo?
...a cumulative patch for Windows. It's called Mac OS X.
Which could never happen here.
Well, that explains the knee injury. But what does this have to do with my Everquest addiction?
Last time I looked, the "San Francisco inventor, Sunil Paul" was also chairman and co-founder of Brightmail, which has been executing on patent 6,052,709 for quite some time. Brightmail also hosted Spam Summit 2000 in Washington, DC last May.
If you want to read more about this, there's a story running concurrently on Wide Open News and sendmail.net that went live at 4:15 this morning. The gist of the story (from the sendmail.net front door): "The new GNOME binaries Helix Code rolled out today are the red carpet that its first application product, an HTML-capable email client called Evolution, will step onto in a few weeks. If users like what they see, it could be Helix Code that puts Linux on the consumer desktop. Paul Boutin spoke with Miguel de Icaza and Nat Friedman about it." Quotable quote (from Nat): "We plan to wipe Microsoft Outlook off the desktop."
Coming soon: miniBallmer! ("You complete me.")
From the bio of the article's author on the Sm@rt Reseller masthead: "He currently is chairman of the Internet Press Guild, a group devoted to promoting accurate Internet reporting."