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I also used this book as a quick reference. But I'm afraid I didn't like it at all. The sample code didn't work most of the time. I found myself writing code just to test a feature that was suposed to work.
Nice old article but exaggerated. Microsoft doesn't want to ruine tcp/ip, just want to make money making it "trustworthy".
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Nice attitude.
He seems to be overreacting to Windows situation. The versions that I used (95-NT-98) made very difficult to actually delete a file. Not talking about groups of files.
Sometimes I've had to go through five or six "yes to all" dialog boxes to remove a directory tree.
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I also used this book as a quick reference. But I'm afraid I didn't like it at all. The sample code didn't work most of the time. I found myself writing code just to test a feature that was suposed to work.
I thought that Debian has a strong committement for freedom.
Freedom is built offering stuff for the masses. Restricting a distro to some elite defeats this purpose in the first place.
Try http://bitflux.ch/editor.IIRC from one of the authors of the book.
It seems that those Debian guys haven't read Mr. Stallman's FAQ.
Nice old article but exaggerated. Microsoft doesn't want to ruine tcp/ip, just want to make money making it "trustworthy".
He seems to be overreacting to Windows situation. The versions that I used (95-NT-98) made very difficult to actually delete a file. Not talking about groups of files.
Sometimes I've had to go through five or six "yes to all" dialog boxes to remove a directory tree.