Yep. The USA can still lay claim to having the ugliest money in the world! And you ain't seen nothing yet... wait until our new peach-hued $20 bills hit the streets.
I've often wondered why ANY military branch would continue to have a presence on the internet, with the exception of recruitment sites. Back in the days before public/commercial internet access, I was a network contractor for the Navy, working at Point Mugu naval air station. The installation of a "command LAN" was a top priority, but the mere mention of a link to the internet was greeted with open hostility. (Wasn't my suggestion, either, thank God.) Made 100% sense to me then, even more so now.
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Yep. The USA can still lay claim to having the ugliest money in the world! And you ain't seen nothing yet... wait until our new peach-hued $20 bills hit the streets.
Man, this would be a good time for E.B. to run a promotion for strings. "And if your X-Mailer is pine, Kmail or mutt, you get an extra set FREE!!"
I've often wondered why ANY military branch would continue to have a presence on the internet, with the exception of recruitment sites. Back in the days before public/commercial internet access, I was a network contractor for the Navy, working at Point Mugu naval air station. The installation of a "command LAN" was a top priority, but the mere mention of a link to the internet was greeted with open hostility. (Wasn't my suggestion, either, thank God.) Made 100% sense to me then, even more so now.