Mail sent directly from a dial-up ip can be canned at the mail gateway.
Not free tho.
Used in conjuction with a decent email virus scanner for legitimate mail should give pretty good protection against email born viruses.
From a business point of view I use www.messagelabs.com for virus and spam filtering. In the 3 years we've used them no email bourne virus has passed their scanners and reached our systems.
However if you take the view that both axis' are closed loops (you get too liberal you become authoritarian etc) then there is a sphere encompassing all the political standpoints. At one point you transition from one form of extremism to another without noticing.
The closing the circle analogy was 1 dimensional and very much simplified to make a point.
Thanks for pointing out the added complexities. Politics is a very deep, dark and dangerous discussion area that needs good balance when being analysed.:-)
I can imagine them trying this on if the case was heard in Oz.
SCO: We think IBM has our copyrighted material. Lets go to their offices and houses, and search for anything we think may be ours. In fact, lets stop by the houses of everyone that uses Linux on the way.
So registering incorrect DNS data becomes illegal in the US.
Does that mean a US citizen/company will be unable to register DNS entries outside the US coz then they could register incorrect data which'd be illegal under the proposed law?
http://mail-abuse.org/dul/
The Dial-up user list.
Mail sent directly from a dial-up ip can be canned at the mail gateway.
Not free tho.
Used in conjuction with a decent email virus scanner for legitimate mail should give pretty good protection against email born viruses.
From a business point of view I use www.messagelabs.com for virus and spam filtering.
In the 3 years we've used them no email bourne virus has passed their scanners and reached our systems.
This is a piece of global history.
I've signed the petition as I'd like to see anything that remains of the Apollo program preserved.
However if you take the view that both axis' are closed loops (you get too liberal you become authoritarian etc) then there is a sphere encompassing all the political standpoints. At one point you transition from one form of extremism to another without noticing.
:-)
The closing the circle analogy was 1 dimensional and very much simplified to make a point.
Thanks for pointing out the added complexities. Politics is a very deep, dark and dangerous discussion area that needs good balance when being analysed.
heh They should've taken this into account when building the installer.
Installer cannot locate firebird 0.x. If you have a previous version please enter the path. etc etc
It's a minor criticism tho considering the quality of the product.
Very good point, fascism mainly arises from nationalist socialist workers movements.
Perhaps extremist would be more accurate but fascist, being more emotive, does seem to sit better in the description.
If you'd met mine you'd never attend any of his meetings.
Brings a new definition to verbal diarrhea!
It's being so far left that you complete the circle with the far right.
facist --hard right -- right wing -- moderate right -- central -- moderate left -- left wing -- hard left -- facist
I had no problems at all.
.zip archives directory?
:-(
Firefox found my existing Firebird 0.7 and imported all favs. address history, etc seemingly perfectly.
Did you install your firebird into a different directory from the default
If this is the case then the creators of the firefox installer should include and option to ask you where you unzipped firebird to.
ps Anyone remember the crappy Clint Eastwood film *FireFox*? That's the first thing that sprang to mind when I saw the name!!
Is so different in texture and weight from everyday paper you have to worry about anyone that accepted a scanned and printed bill.
Preventing the distribution of currenct paper seems far more effective imvho.
If their just being used in criminal circles well then the billions that the criminals are alledged to have are virtually worthless.
Or given the quality of some mods all you'd see is spam and the good stuff will be modded down. :P
All your mail is put on /.
Set your modifiers appropriately and let the mods do their job.
Bye bye spam
Reminds me of Dilberts pointy haired boss!
Well I'll try and read it once the /.tsunami has finished with the site :-)
Please take time to read the reviews on the Amazon link.
Whilst I'll attempt to read the online version I'll not be buying a copy.
Possibly after this sort of feed back Wolfram decided that on-line is the only way to get folks to read it.
Just as well SCO are fighting IBM in the states.
I can imagine them trying this on if the case was heard in Oz.
SCO: We think IBM has our copyrighted material. Lets go to their offices and houses, and search for anything we think may be ours. In fact, lets stop by the houses of everyone that uses Linux on the way.
Bye Bye Karma but ...
... probably :-)
So registering incorrect DNS data becomes illegal in the US.
Does that mean a US citizen/company will be unable to register DNS entries outside the US coz then they could register incorrect data which'd be illegal under the proposed law?
Does anyone care?
Will I get modded troll
http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story=200402050 05057966
http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story=200402050 05057966#
Not just about the BBC article but it is mentioned.
For interplanetary travel you do not need a combustable fuel. Just mass to chuck in the direction opposite to that you want to travel in.
A nice big block of water ice would be perfect.
Heat it (solar heat radiation) and use the steam as thrust to get to mars.
When there split it (solar power) into hydrogen and oxygen for the landing.
No muss no fuss no exploding space stations during re-fueling.
Also if you wrap the ice around the ship then you have an instant radiation shield.
Simple technology is proven to be the best as far as space exploration goes.
I want to see the snow on the poles.
I want to be the 1st human to write their name in that snow!
Freedom Font :-)
Never said it was quick. :-D
:-)))
How's about Slugwin???
heh Snail on barbituates is gonna keep me grinning for a while.
eeermmm off-topic ??
I take it the mods don't even rtfa ?!?
FermiLab is primarily a research network.
used to store MP3's and DIVX's.
...
:-D
Shock Horror
Now if he'd accessed the controls for particle accelerator and was able to spin it up then thats news.
KDE runs adequately under Cygwin on win 32.
:-D
There is even a KDE ports tree for cygwin sitting on sourceforge http://kde-cygwin.sourceforge.net/
Not running 3.2 yet tho.
Good intro to KDE for win32 users