Correct: the attack here is:
Take big Site with thousands of user, many using thier (sorta) "real names".
Permute these names with some known big email provider hostnames.
Send them all some spam.
It does not really matter if 90% of those emailadresses are incorrect, the rest will hit.
I would not do the MD5 validation thing, why should I?
"Uhh, I don't read the text, by the time I notice the popup, and notice that it does not go away by itself, but blocks everything else, the OK button is working."
(this is like my dad, or something, you know.....)
Ehhh, that's not a space in the class name, it means: "please apply both class rules to this span"
That's exactly the way I did it, I stopped sopprting windows for _any one_ in 2002. It was way better afterwards.
Questions about windwows only get a "yeah that sure sucks when it happens, doesn't it....." answer.
My wife,her mom and my sister all switched to ubuntu (allthough in 2006), I spezificaly told them only to use software installed with sysnaptic. "You don't want anything else"
Works very good.
He did not bill his sister but his sisters company.
Face it, shes making money with his knowledge, so why not.
This was a problem with her companies qmail installation, not a "Why doesn't word make words bold anymore?"
I don't care about what people think when they see me connecting my iPhone to my Mac Book Air.
(Yes, I have more money then I can spend until the end of the month, sowhat?)
Back on topic: I upgraded to 3.1 but tethering is still enabled.
I did enable it on OS 3.0 by downloading a profile here:
It just works (tm)
I think you mean this game: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zak_McKracken_and_the_Alien_Mindbenders
So in theory there should no risk.... hmmmm
The difference between theory and practice is
that in theory there is no difference,
but in practice, there is.
Wait, Shrek is not real?
Yeah, we should have known it nor 'informative' but a troll, but it still was a nice post though.
If it is not allowed to read nonsene, and start a full fledged debate about it, what's next? Forbidding Star Trek and Simpsons quotes?
SQL-Ledger changed its license away from the GPL to a license that many of us feel meets neither the FSF's definition of Free Software nor the OSI's definition of Open Source. Perhaps the reason is that DWS is afraid of the competition.
Top Ten Things Overheard At The ANSI C Draft Committee Meetings: (9) Dammit, little-endian systems *are* more consistent!
