He may already realize that. I've seen lots of people use the terms "bounce" and "drop" to refer either during delivery (in-session with connecting/source IP address) or else after DATA / message delivery. The former is of course the best. The sending server should be configured to copy the whole SMTP error ("bounce") message to the sender's inbox.
What's the difference in terms of responsibility/culpability and appropriate punishment? When they say a woman is a lesbian, is it a "large difference" if they also present a doll/mannequin that looks like the woman? Or a picture of the woman? An edited picture of the woman? If they post the picture online or to woman's realname.com? Is the "large difference" if the website says "I am a lesbian" instead of "Lesbian" ?
If the children describe their teacher as a %(*#^@! on a piece of paper and make photocopies for possible viewing by lots of others, should we blame whover made the paper, whoever delivered the paper, the tree pulp, the copy machine, etc.? If the paper is a webpage, should we blame the site's registered owner, the webhost, the ISPs, all the hops between the server and anyone who can access the page, whoever provided the PC's? Suing MySpace for kids pages containing claims of dubious veracity, defamation, libel, etc., reminds me of the idiots who waste resources suing gun manufacturers.
Settle down and stop being such an impolite asshole. I asked the question because I want the reader to think through the absurdity of appealing to international law while at the same time supporting a country that defied its protections by creating a new term "enemy combatant" for those with even a percieved tie or link to terrorists (and sometimes based on the vague allegations of another country).
Unlawful? According to who's law? Those people who were wrongfully taken to CIA prison camps and tortured for years upto the percieved legal limits of the word "torture" were lawful citizens of another country but percieved to be terrorists, in one case percieved by a third country, Canada.
To avoid false positives, I recommend using a regex generator for spamvertized variations of common spam terms.
See http://public.kvalley.com/regex/regex.asp
Fore example, to allow viagra but detect most of its spamvertized variations:
(?!viagra)(([v])|(\\\W{0,2}\/))[i1l\|\\\/!îíìï:;]( ([a@àáâãäå^æ])|(\/\W{0,2}\\))[gqp96][r](([a@àáâãäå ^æ])|(\/\W{0,2}\\))
I recommend joining the SPAM-L mailing list of 900+ email admins and ask for opinions on "challenge response" (C/R) spam fighting systems. Sending a confirmation message to the alleged/purported sending address *is* spam when it is spoofed/forged (quite common). The only way to ensure sending info back to the connecting email server is to do so/during/ the SMTP conversation.
How many years now have numerous email admins either blocked all email from China or score hits to blacklists such as Blackhole's China & Korea Combined very highly? BTW, China definitely has no right to complain about firewall/gateway censorship.
Slashdot Mirror
Your post is still only Score:1 ? Unbelievable.
A work-around is to have IE7 fib that it's IE6: User Agent String Utility version 2 http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?Fa milyID=9517DB9C-3C0D-47FE-BD04-FAD82A9AAC9F&displa ylang=en
I know this *should* have been a simple menu option in IE7 as it is with Opera.
NovaBACKUP (PC World Best Buy; offers tape encryption)
m l?AfID=13778
http://www.novastor.com/
Cleversafe (GPL'd)
http://www.cleversafe.org/
Genie Backup Manager
http://www.genie-soft.com/products/gbm/default.ht
SyncBack (freeware)
http://www.2brightsparks.com/downloads.html
EMC Insignia Retrospect (formerly Dantz Retrospect; PC Magazine Editor's Choice)
http://www.emcinsignia.com/products/
Maybe let them compare and choose which system they like to use.
http://www.oneorzero.com/ (GPL'd)
He may already realize that. I've seen lots of people use the terms "bounce" and "drop" to refer either during delivery (in-session with connecting/source IP address) or else after DATA / message delivery. The former is of course the best. The sending server should be configured to copy the whole SMTP error ("bounce") message to the sender's inbox.
Also, Xandros Server bundles Scalix 10; an update that includes Scalix 11 is expected late January or early February 2007.
I thought Al Gore was hilarious in Saturday Night Live skit May 2006: http://1wit.com/clips/President-Al-Gore-May-2006.m ov
The Hivelogic Enkoder keeps the email address clickable.
(The website for Automatic Corporation (automaticlabs.com), home to the Enkoder, is currently down.)
John Haller's Obfuscate Mailto 1.01 email address not clickable but remains visible if JavaScript disabled.
But for some dumb reason they called it Windows Services for Unix.
...including Slashdot. Makes me wonder if the poster received free Intel hardware.
What's the difference in terms of responsibility/culpability and appropriate punishment? When they say a woman is a lesbian, is it a "large difference" if they also present a doll/mannequin that looks like the woman? Or a picture of the woman? An edited picture of the woman? If they post the picture online or to woman's realname.com? Is the "large difference" if the website says "I am a lesbian" instead of "Lesbian" ?
I read it assuming MySpace, children and their parents were being blamed. FO with the RTFA.
If the children describe their teacher as a %(*#^@! on a piece of paper and make photocopies for possible viewing by lots of others, should we blame whover made the paper, whoever delivered the paper, the tree pulp, the copy machine, etc.? If the paper is a webpage, should we blame the site's registered owner, the webhost, the ISPs, all the hops between the server and anyone who can access the page, whoever provided the PC's? Suing MySpace for kids pages containing claims of dubious veracity, defamation, libel, etc., reminds me of the idiots who waste resources suing gun manufacturers.
Can't all or part of the name can also exist in the dubbed name? Coke, New Coke, Coke Classic...Web 2.0...Debian Testing...
Another new defining term for an enemy is "possiblelinktoalkida"
Settle down and stop being such an impolite asshole. I asked the question because I want the reader to think through the absurdity of appealing to international law while at the same time supporting a country that defied its protections by creating a new term "enemy combatant" for those with even a percieved tie or link to terrorists (and sometimes based on the vague allegations of another country).
Unlawful? According to who's law? Those people who were wrongfully taken to CIA prison camps and tortured for years upto the percieved legal limits of the word "torture" were lawful citizens of another country but percieved to be terrorists, in one case percieved by a third country, Canada.
I experienced Amazon.com being down a few weeks ago; so did this guy who posted a screenshot: http://ebiquity.umbc.edu/blogger/2006/08/21/amazon com-down/
Sun's java.com website still has LimeWire: http://java.com/en/desktop/limewire.jsp and a banner for downloading it was recently on the java.com front page.
If extensions are not treated as part of the file name, then why do operating systems allow file1.txt and file1.asc in the same directory?
To avoid false positives, I recommend using a regex generator for spamvertized variations of common spam terms.( ([a@àáâãäå^æ])|(\/\W{0,2}\\))[gqp96][r](([a@àáâãäå ^æ])|(\/\W{0,2}\\))
See http://public.kvalley.com/regex/regex.asp
Fore example, to allow viagra but detect most of its spamvertized variations:
(?!viagra)(([v])|(\\\W{0,2}\/))[i1l\|\\\/!îíìï:;]
I recommend joining the SPAM-L mailing list of 900+ email admins and ask for opinions on "challenge response" (C/R) spam fighting systems. Sending a confirmation message to the alleged/purported sending address *is* spam when it is spoofed/forged (quite common). The only way to ensure sending info back to the connecting email server is to do so /during/ the SMTP conversation.
"Dismantling of marketing" "towards using advertising" ?
AOL = Advertisements On Line
10.0 Free Advertisement Edition
[as opposed to Advertisement Free Edition]
Brilliant!
McAfee/Foundstone's free SiteDigger
How many years now have numerous email admins either blocked all email from China or score hits to blacklists such as Blackhole's China & Korea Combined very highly? BTW, China definitely has no right to complain about firewall/gateway censorship.