At 08:54 AM 8/1/2008, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The bluenoses are merely looking for some way to justify hating you...
I is not at all limited to sexually explicit material.
I agree completely with you, which uses up my Agreement With Tom
quota for the decade, but I only
I would like to have something
that could handle custom forwarding
requests. I want it to run
on my desktop and read the mail
in my existing account(s) and
then redirect certain messages
on the basis of an embedded tag.
I don't want to setup a mail
server per se, I want to use
existing
On Fri, Aug 1, 2008 at 12:46 PM, Chris Dunford [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Nevertheless I want youall to know that I am a moderate. For example I
did not post Time Spent Using Zune
http://graphjam.wordpress.com/files/2008/07/15.png
Now, this just pisses me off.
However, studies have
I auto copy a lot of mail to other people based on simple filters, one
of which could look for a specific tag. Relatively simple to do in
Gmail, but I bet you need the premium Yahoo mail to do it.
Trying to get a desktop client to do it wouldn't really work, as the
outgoing mail would be from
Any comments about Apple's recent Security Update 2008-005?
Any comments about iTunes update (version 7.7)?
Thanks
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I'm trying to install tools for Visual Studio Express and I'm consistently
getting this message:
These pre-release products might include, but are not limited to, the
following:
- Windows SDK .Net Tools
- MSDN Library for Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2 - ENU
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2008
-Original Message-
ISP's are shutting off USENET because of Andrew Cuomo, Secretary of
State
for New York State.
Ah, the proud New York tradition of electing power mad, publicity whoring,
thuggish assholes as their Attorney General. (He is actually the AG, not
the SoS)
As opposed
I am pretty sure Pegasus mail will do what is needed. It has a
redirect (called bounce as I recall) that will send the mail to a new
recipient as from the original sender, not as a standard forward
(which is a separate option in Pmail). Pegasus has a command line
scripting tool that I
Which groups are those? Isn't this logic the same as driving around looking
for homes with 'we make meth here' signs in the yard? I realize the alt's
are a wild west and being wild, blocking xyz groups means they move to abc
groups and post.
I've not much hope if you are serious with the
I've not much hope if you are serious with the 'censorship is always wrong'
comment.
Censorship is always wrong. Just go back 100 years or 200 years to
examine some bit of censorship with the benefit of not being caught up in
the moment. At best you will see it is absurd. More likely you will
Indeed..so we should allow the posting of 50 year old men having sex with
nine year old boys? Free speech no matter what? If that were true we would
have no laws about libel or slander. I suppose we should repeal those laws
as well. Civilized society would be much more...civilized.
Mike
On
In the news today we have reports of China's decision to block parts of
the Internet from visiting journalists. These are mainly political views
being blocked.
I've never seen that done in the United States.
Well no, this is a Capitalist society. Here blocking is motivated by
profit motives.
Holy crap...I agree with Tom again. Earthquake? Fire? Flood? Locusts??
On Sat, Aug 2, 2008 at 2:28 PM, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the news today we have reports of China's decision to block parts of
the Internet from visiting journalists. These are mainly political views
being
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/aug/02/china.internet?gusrc=rssfeed=technologyfull
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Holy crap...I agree with Tom again. Earthquake? Fire? Flood? Locusts??
Summer cicadas?
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technologyfull
Ultimately this is good push back. Exposes them to the civilized world.
Ultimately McCain will agree that 18 months is not a bad deadline.
Ultimately IT managers will admit that Microsoft sucks.
Indeed..so we should allow the posting of 50 year old men having sex with
nine year old boys? Free speech no matter what? If that were true we would
have no laws about libel or slander. I suppose we should repeal those laws
as well. Civilized society would be much more...civilized.
What do
I hope these two are not dependent on one another.
On Sat, Aug 2, 2008 at 3:24 PM, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ultimately McCain will agree that 18 months is not a bad deadline.
Ultimately IT managers will admit that Microsoft sucks.
I'll wait for your reply on my question, I'll answer yours in the movie
listserv.
Mike
On Sat, Aug 2, 2008 at 3:33 PM, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Indeed..so we should allow the posting of 50 year old men having sex with
nine year old boys? Free speech no matter what? If that were
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Indeed..so we should allow the posting of 50 year old men having sex with
nine year old boys? Free speech no matter what? If that were true we would
have no laws about libel or slander. I suppose we should repeal those laws
as well. Civilized society would be much
At 02:32 PM 8/2/2008, mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Indeed..so we should allow the posting of 50 year old men having sex with
nine year old boys?
Interesting image. How/Why did you come up with it? Have you ever
actually seen anything like that? Do you know anyone who has? How can you
When the ISPs remove a service that has been included in their package
of services, what's the odds that they'll reduce the monthly/yearly
charges?
I remember back in the good old days when I was in grade school, we read
my best friend's church newsletter every Sunday, starting with the back
Well no, this is a Capitalist society. Here blocking is motivated by
profit motives. The telecoms lie to us about how expensive it is to move
electrons and seek to block services they see as a threat to their
ability to overcharge.
Well, it isn't that expensive to move electrons but it costs
As opposed to power mad, publicity whoring thuggish assholes in the
White House?
No, in addition to that. Do you have trouble envisioning both, or just ones
with a (D) next to their name?
or in the Alabama or Mississippi state houses?
Mississippi has more problems than that. Like a state
Can everyone here do me a favor and quit bashing religion.
Morals are set by society. Any society has a sense of morals, and
taboos set by what the community standard is. (There may be a basis
in a common religious background, but even diverse religious
backgrounds can agree on moral
Comcast is no slouch in the child porn fight: it helped organize an
industry-wide agreement last week with 45 attorneys general.
I was required to conduct training on this issue for my employees.
It wasn't comfortable for anyone but I did it and that satisfied
the requirement.
I have no doubt
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