I suppose this will driver spam-advertizers to obviscate their URLs in the spam mails. Eg use javaScript to build the URL so the real URL can't be detected -- like we do with our mail addresses on webpages so they won't be harvested by spammers!
Just wait a few years and the US will start censoring websites. In the run-up to the Iraq war US news outlets didn't ask any questions. Americans who looked at cbc.ca or bbc.co.uk realized the world was against the war (for good reason). Only seems reasonable, for homeland security reasons, that Homeland security dept should not allow Americans to read evil foreign websites in the run-up to the Iran war.
Its all transparent to users. I am not sure exactly how it works maybe it tries the direct method and if that fails it tried another way AND remembers for next time. Feel free the read the spec.
I hope you and your colleagues don't mind having their conversations logged in Redmond! You aren't discussion anything that might remotely compete with Microsoft some day. ie any software, hardware (eg keyboard, mouse) or media product or service (eg Expedia). ie any business.
I agree that clients don't do Jabber file transfer nicely but I disagree on what you said about the standard. Its fine. Look at JEP-0095: Stream Initiation. Here, the entities negotiate the best way to transfer a file. If they are on the same LAN... then just open up a port and listen like ftp. As a last resort do in in-band.
If I ran Bind on my own machine I could but instead I let my registrar run Bind for me. They provide a web-based GUI that lets me add/modify MX and A record but now TXT records. I shouldn't be a big deal for them to modifiy the GUI to allow TXT also.
I already sent a mail to the company that hosts the DNS A records for my domains (also my DNS registrar) asking when I'll be able to add an SPF record.
Its not OutSourcing, its OffShoring we are talking about here. OutSourcing just means that a company subcontracts another company to do some work that was previously done in house. Eg a bank might outsource to IBM but IBM doesn't have to take it off-shore.
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Maybe the website is http://www.geocities.com/something. You don't have to own an entire domain to setup a website.
So I assume this means you main e-mail address not a bogus one you never use. I know, how can they prove it.
I suppose this will driver spam-advertizers to obviscate their URLs in the spam mails. Eg use javaScript to build the URL so the real URL can't be detected -- like we do with our mail addresses on webpages so they won't be harvested by spammers!
Just wait a few years and the US will start censoring websites. In the run-up to the Iraq war US news outlets didn't ask any questions. Americans who looked at cbc.ca or bbc.co.uk realized the world was against the war (for good reason). Only seems reasonable, for homeland security reasons, that Homeland security dept should not allow Americans to read evil foreign websites in the run-up to the Iran war.
Actually its "IIS providers" which is Microsoft.
These laws only apply to Microsoft.
Would be nice if your laptop used ethernet if available then Wifi if available
and if not then used G3 and if not used GPRS.
Automatically.
Well, as it gets Slashdotted today its certianly slow.
...so what's the problem?
But unless it's been done in the US don't you know it hasn't been done. John Glenn was just the first American in space -- people forget Yuri Gagarin.
The storms will hit the Caribbean and Florida in September.
Also there was th Google Labs Appitude Test in Linux Journal. Including the question "whats wrong with Unix"
Well, if SIP can do P2P. What about Jabber/XMPP?
I wonder how they'll do security.
ie keep no-paying users off the service.
Its all transparent to users.
I am not sure exactly how it works maybe it
tries the direct method and if that fails it
tried another way AND remembers for next time.
Feel free the read the spec.
I hope you and your colleagues don't mind having their conversations logged in Redmond! You aren't discussion anything that might remotely compete with Microsoft some day. ie any software, hardware (eg keyboard, mouse) or media product or service (eg Expedia). ie any business.
For Windows Miranda is nice. On Linux I use GAIM -- it works well and is easy to use.
I agree that clients don't do Jabber file transfer nicely but I disagree on what you said about the standard. Its fine. Look at JEP-0095: Stream Initiation. Here, the entities negotiate the best way to transfer a file. If they are on the same LAN... then just open up a port and listen like ftp. As a last resort do in in-band.
I agree the sendmail program is bad and now their politics is bad too. I run Postfix.
More Americans have died because of no health care insurance than terrorism. Where the war on lack of health insurance?
If I ran Bind on my own machine I could but instead I let my registrar run Bind for me. They provide a web-based GUI that lets me add/modify MX and A record but now TXT records. I shouldn't be a big deal for them to modifiy the GUI to allow TXT also.
I already sent a mail to the company that hosts the DNS A records for my domains (also my DNS registrar) asking when I'll be able to add an SPF record.
They caved and send they'd implement Sender-ID.
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It makes Apache and FSFlook good as they
proved resistance isn't futile.
http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/02/24/
But commercials in HD...nice.
Yeah, I wonder why you won't be able to get LA channels in NY. Why not?
Its not OutSourcing, its OffShoring we are talking about here. OutSourcing just means that a company subcontracts another company to do some work that was previously done in house. Eg a bank might outsource to IBM but IBM doesn't have to take it off-shore.