Godwin's Law prov. [Usenet] "As a Usenet discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one." There is a tradition in many groups that, once this occurs, that thread is over, and whoever mentioned the Nazis has automatically lost whatever argument was in progress. Godwin's Law thus practically guarantees the existence of an upper bound on thread length in those groups. However there is also a widely- recognized codicil that any intentional triggering of Godwin's Law in order to invoke its thread-ending effects will be unsuccessful.
Pretty funny. hey's law is that everybody wants to have their own law.
Recently there was a
story in the press about a new rule for Canadian passorts: no smiles. Now we know why...to normalize the faces for facial recognition.
Thanks for the pointer.
DRIP (Designated Relays Inquiry Protocol) sounds pretty good.
Abstract
The Designated Relays Inquiry Protocol, DRIP, is a method for domain
name owners to specify the IP addresses that are authorized to relay
mail as a domain name. The protocol provides a method for server MTAs
to reject SMTP connections from IP addresses not authorized to use a
domain name.
I like this because it remains decentralized
and is optional.
The lawyers printed out all the message (140 boxes)
then sorted them by hand it seems to find the missing dates. Maybe they should have used a computer.
Maybe this is the SoBig.F zombies at work.
They have awakened from their "sleeper cells".
There was a rummor that they were going to be
used by spammers -- but not in this way.
I wonder if it works with wxWindows and in particular with wxPythonGTK which I'm into these days. If so it would be pretty cool to have the same application work on MS Windows, regular GTK and TTY GTK.
Hey that site didn't render correctly in Mozilla!!! It appeared nearly all black. It worked in Internet Explorer. Do I have to say this is the most ironic thing on the Internet!!!
I love postfix. A while ago I added a filter to stop executable (ie virus) content. And nobody in my company got the recent SoBig virus. Here's the line:
/(filename|name)=".*\.(asd|chm|dll|com|exe|hlp|hta |js|ocx|pif|lnk)"/i REJECT Executable content not allowed
Sorry I wasn't clear, that was what I was saying featured by MSN, sponsored by MSN or faked search result is all the same thing. I was just saying that just because there is some fine print saying they how they cheated the results doesn't make it any less slimy.
No that *my* pet peeve. Have about the "NT" (New Techology) OS? Not so new any more is it. I don't think New York and New Delhi are so new any more. Still users are aways calling files new this or new that. Then they come back in a year and say what's that?
Slashdot Mirror
last time
Well, I guess he'd better avoid mom and dads house!
And aren't we supposed to call it cracking instead of hackings? Or are we reclaimed it like the way gay folks now use "fag".
Recently there was a story in the press about a new rule for Canadian passorts: no smiles. Now we know why...to normalize the faces for facial recognition.
You get more pixels with multiple monitors.
Egress is exiting so don't you mean ingress (entering)?
The lawyers printed out all the message (140 boxes) then sorted them by hand it seems to find the missing dates. Maybe they should have used a computer.
Its another MIT project on slashdot.
That makes approximately 25 thousand this week.
Time for an icon?
I disagree.
How shocking a site where you have to
pan instead of scroll!!!
Why not?
It was easy to understand how to use it.
It used html and not (yuck) Flash.
Maybe this is the SoBig.F zombies at work. They have awakened from their "sleeper cells". There was a rummor that they were going to be used by spammers -- but not in this way.
"baud" is named after J.M.E. Baudot who was French. more info
I liked the old bang paths.
It was fun to experiment with different paths
to find the fastest way to get mail to your pals.
Well, is double taxation illegal?!
Probably not.
Gas, cigarettes are probably both double (multiple) taxed.
I totally agree with this comment.
My mail servers messages with executables with 5xx also.
I wonder if it works with wxWindows and
in particular with wxPythonGTK which I'm into
these days. If so it would be pretty cool to
have the same application work on MS Windows, regular GTK and TTY GTK.
Hey that site didn't render correctly in Mozilla!!!
It appeared nearly all black. It worked in Internet Explorer. Do I have to say this is the most ironic thing on the Internet!!!
Other example scripts can be fond on the left-bottom of
here
I prefer to keep it simple. Ie not filtered for spam strings, etc. Just stuff catching content that is very very obviously bad.
stop executable (ie virus) content. And nobody
in my company got the recent SoBig virus. Here's the line:
I always figured this was used for stuff like this:
// do something
for (i = 0; i 10; i++)
{
}
The branch to jump outside the loop
is the unlikely one. This is probably
a good assumption to make for loops.
Sorry I wasn't clear, that was what I was saying
featured by MSN, sponsored by MSN or faked search result is all the same thing. I was just saying that just because there is some fine print saying they how they cheated the results doesn't make it any less slimy.
Yeah, they are getting DDoSed. Here's what ESR sez
But they are probably sponsored by MSN
and they are certianly featured by MSN.
So what's the diff?!
No that *my* pet peeve. Have about the "NT" (New Techology) OS? Not so new any more is it. I don't think New York and New Delhi are so new any more.
Still users are aways calling files new this or new that. Then they come back in a year and say what's that?
Er, maybe I don't get it but... isn't the point of hydrogen that it exists in water and air so it should not be necessary to pipe or ship it around.