* Bill Andersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010622 13:22]:
> Russell Nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> >Then don't ask a public mailing list for help. Instead, go to one of
> >the suppliers of commercial support. How to know which is reliable?
> >Watch this mailing list, and see who's been around longest (has the
> >most established reputation to protect), and who supplies the most
> >clueful answers.
I'd buy your suport every day, Russel. And I mean it.
> Well put. Very much in the spirit of user supported software...
May I kindly ask you to, like, get a life? Russel offers commercial
support. He's contributing here *A LOT*. You, on the other hand, are a
whining luser.
> Russ, I'm not saying they shouldn't give us the information needed to
> help them. I'm just of the opinion we shouldn't jump down every
> newbie's throat just because they are a little over cautious.
What dictionary did you look cautious up in? Or are you referring to the
OP's overly cautious use of the recommended reading aka FAQ?
> Put yourself in their shoes.
Eh. That's what alt.rec.suicide is for.
> Imagine walking up to an Automated Teller Machine and seeing a guy,
> presumably a maintenance worker, adjusting the electronics. He says,
> "The card reader and pad aren't working. Just give me your card and
> PIN number and I'll swipe it back here."
,----
| Port State Service
| 21/tcp open ftp
| 22/tcp open ssh
| 23/tcp open telnet
| 25/tcp open smtp
| 79/tcp open finger
| 80/tcp open http
| 111/tcp filtered sunrpc
| 199/tcp open smux
| 443/tcp open https
| 512/tcp open exec
| 513/tcp open login
| 514/tcp open shell
| 515/tcp open printer
| 3306/tcp open mysql
|
| TCP Sequence Prediction: Class=random positive increments
| Difficulty=74755 (Worthy challenge)
| Remote operating system guess: BSDI BSD/OS 3.0-3.1 (or possibly MacOS, NetBSD)
`----
Would you like me to tell you the programs and version numbers to go
along with that, too, Sir?
> Would YOU hand over your card?
https://mail.socha.net/about/ - happy cracking, luser. Do you need any
help running nmap?
> All he wants to do it help you, right?
Since putting them down is a non-op, yes.
> Think about it...
Talking to yourself a lot, eh?
