Yup, there is no point in hiding your email address. It is best to assume that all spammers already have it and then just run SpamAssassin, with Spamhaus and Spamcop RBLs. My address is all over the place since 1995 and only two or three spams get through per day and those are pretty innocent and mostly related to my business anyway, so they are not particularly annoying. The RBLs block tens of thousands of spams per hour and SpamAssassin takes care of the rest.
It is impossible to keep your address out of Spammer address books. Therefore, you can just as well assume that all the spammers in the world already have your email address and run SpamAssassin and an RBL or two to get rid of the crap.
Windows is expensive? Well, who woulda thunkit. So, sell your PC products with a clear distinction between the prices of Windows and Linux versions and put them on the shelves side by side.
and there, Linux hasn't so much won, as it is simply accepted as a fait accompli. The networks run by government departments are enormous beasts, with tens/hundreds of thousands of desktop PCs running Windows XP and thousands of servers running Irix, Solaris, OpenBSD, Linux and Windows 2003 server. The interesting thing is that all new server installations are either Linux or Windows 2003, other versions of UNIX have pretty much fizzled out and Linux (specifically Red Hat and Novell) is used for critical servers, firewalls and data-diodes, while Windows is mainly used for Active Directory and Exchange, protected behind an army of penguins.
Sigh - global warming... The thing is, that I am old enough to remember when (some of the very same people) were all going on about global cooling.Please wake me up when the next fad comes along. Global dimming anyone?
It doesn't matter how much you waste. The solar energy is free to begin with. The only thing that matters is the cost to produce the device, for a given output power. The same thing appplies to wind power generation. The efficiency of the wind mill doesn't matter. The only thing that matters is whether it works and how much it costs.
Yeah, but you know, we need the heating in winter and especially at night. That is why it is generally more efficient (pardon the pun) to insulate a home better, than to try to add solar heating to it.
It is just bad code. Loading the same fonts over and over - opening the same files over and over. Abysmal performance is typically due to dumb-ass C++ code creating and destroying the same old objects for no good reason.
The moon actually revolves around the sun, in lockstep with the earth. Compared to the diameter of its solar orbit, it just wobbles a little bit. If it was really revolving around the earth, then it would at some point during the month move retrogradedly - it doesn't do that - it is indeed always moving in one direction only and at a near constant speed of about 1000km/s.
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I thought that was a return to Novell share holders. Just sematics I suppose.
Not to mention all the millions of users who have compuers with broken power saving features.
Finally some corroboration of our Global Cooling campaign.u bID=864
http://www.fcpp.org/main/publication_detail.php?P
Drs. Tim Ball and David Suzuki.
Heating up a small area will result in a horrible, permanent wind storm. Probably not a good idea.
Eighty four? Those are just the cameras you can see. In a few years small cameras will be very cheap and all of them will be invisible.
I don't like the phone-home phishing extentions, since they are a breach of privacy. There fore a good old hosts file based block list is better IMHO.
A large Gov contractor? Just refer them to the fact that the Defence department is using Linux and show them the Common Criteria web site.
Ooh, simply eeevul...
Spambots will try to POST the form directly, without ever GETing it. So a simple GET/POST sequence number will block form spam.
Yup, there is no point in hiding your email address. It is best to assume that all spammers already have it and then just run SpamAssassin, with Spamhaus and Spamcop RBLs. My address is all over the place since 1995 and only two or three spams get through per day and those are pretty innocent and mostly related to my business anyway, so they are not particularly annoying. The RBLs block tens of thousands of spams per hour and SpamAssassin takes care of the rest.
Exactly. It is impossible to keep your address out of spammer address lists. So I just use SpamAssassin and a few RBLs.
It is impossible to keep your address out of Spammer address books. Therefore, you can just as well assume that all the spammers in the world already have your email address and run SpamAssassin and an RBL or two to get rid of the crap.
Windows is expensive? Well, who woulda thunkit. So, sell your PC products with a clear distinction between the prices of Windows and Linux versions and put them on the shelves side by side.
I think they just bought one last week for 200 million dollars.
and there, Linux hasn't so much won, as it is simply accepted as a fait accompli. The networks run by government departments are enormous beasts, with tens/hundreds of thousands of desktop PCs running Windows XP and thousands of servers running Irix, Solaris, OpenBSD, Linux and Windows 2003 server. The interesting thing is that all new server installations are either Linux or Windows 2003, other versions of UNIX have pretty much fizzled out and Linux (specifically Red Hat and Novell) is used for critical servers, firewalls and data-diodes, while Windows is mainly used for Active Directory and Exchange, protected behind an army of penguins.
Sigh - global warming... The thing is, that I am old enough to remember when (some of the very same people) were all going on about global cooling.Please wake me up when the next fad comes along. Global dimming anyone?
Would it not be better to make this substance into a paint?
Cool, the obvious next step will be for the judge to dismiss the matter as a waste of time.
Yup, the only place a solar power plant will work properly is on a tower at the North Pole.
It doesn't matter how much you waste. The solar energy is free to begin with. The only thing that matters is the cost to produce the device, for a given output power. The same thing appplies to wind power generation. The efficiency of the wind mill doesn't matter. The only thing that matters is whether it works and how much it costs.
Yeah, but you know, we need the heating in winter and especially at night. That is why it is generally more efficient (pardon the pun) to insulate a home better, than to try to add solar heating to it.
I know you don't like Bill Gates, but is it necessary to bring his big back side into a Slashdot thread? ;)
It is just bad code. Loading the same fonts over and over - opening the same files over and over. Abysmal performance is typically due to dumb-ass C++ code creating and destroying the same old objects for no good reason.
The moon actually revolves around the sun, in lockstep with the earth. Compared to the diameter of its solar orbit, it just wobbles a little bit. If it was really revolving around the earth, then it would at some point during the month move retrogradedly - it doesn't do that - it is indeed always moving in one direction only and at a near constant speed of about 1000km/s.
I haven't experienced issues with Windows viruses in years. The trouble is spyware, adware, trojans, junkware and crapware...