Re: (OT): The +.htr bug strikes again becomes categorically executing want to be dev

2000-12-22 Thread Jon Hall

I am being anal, but you are misconstruing the Robin Hood legend. He did not
steal from the "rich". He stole from the government that was overtaxing the
citizens. It may seem only a semantic difference, but it is actually a huge
difference. Your telling of the story would make Robin evil in my eyes...and
we couldn't have that. ;-)

wow this is way off topic...

jon
 Kinda like Robin Hood (stealing from the rich...) only without
 giving it to the poor

 A to steal from the corporate and give to me...

 ahem...not steal...i mispoke myself..."borrow permanantly".

 Miles.

 cf_sarcasm
 
 Yes what were you thinking putting us at the mercy of these ruthless and
 criminally minded developers.
 
 In fact i propose that all developers on this list be executed
immediately
 to offset any danger to world democracy or the groovy capitalist system
that
 lets us all make lots of money in the IT world.
 
 Granted many of us are not the kind of wicked, Dr. Evil type of
developers,
 but hell why take the chance, its just not worth it.
 
 I further propose that the word coldfusion be banned as subversive and
 against god
 
 ---woe unto him that hath developed  in a wicked way
 
 /cf_sarcasm


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Re: (OT): The +.htr bug strikes again becomes categorically executing want to be dev

2000-12-22 Thread Greg Wolfinger

 I am being anal, but you are misconstruing the Robin Hood legend. He did
not
 steal from the "rich". He stole from the government

Isn't the government rich?  The saying is "Steal from the Rich and Give to
the Poor."  The "rich" is just referring to anyone with too much money, so
they piss it all way.  To make this a little bit of a CF threadanyone
know if there are downsides to setting up your own client database and using
that instead of storing client data in the two tables generated by CF?

--Greg
- Original Message -
From: "Jon Hall" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "CF-Talk" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 22, 2000 10:20 AM
Subject: Re: (OT): The +.htr bug strikes again becomes categorically
executing want to be dev


 I am being anal, but you are misconstruing the Robin Hood legend. He did
not
 steal from the "rich". He stole from the government that was overtaxing
the
 citizens. It may seem only a semantic difference, but it is actually a
huge
 difference. Your telling of the story would make Robin evil in my
eyes...and
 we couldn't have that. ;-)

 wow this is way off topic...

 jon
  Kinda like Robin Hood (stealing from the rich...) only without
  giving it to the poor
 
  A to steal from the corporate and give to me...
 
  ahem...not steal...i mispoke myself..."borrow permanantly".
 
  Miles.
 
  cf_sarcasm
  
  Yes what were you thinking putting us at the mercy of these ruthless
and
  criminally minded developers.
  
  In fact i propose that all developers on this list be executed
 immediately
  to offset any danger to world democracy or the groovy capitalist system
 that
  lets us all make lots of money in the IT world.
  
  Granted many of us are not the kind of wicked, Dr. Evil type of
 developers,
  but hell why take the chance, its just not worth it.
  
  I further propose that the word coldfusion be banned as subversive and
  against god
  
  ---woe unto him that hath developed  in a wicked
way
  
  /cf_sarcasm
 
 

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RE: (OT): The +.htr bug strikes again becomes categorically executing want to be dev

2000-12-22 Thread Jeff Beer

When CF sets up the client variable storage tables, it uses whatever DSN you
tell it to use. Setting up your own database, adding the tables with the
appropriate fields, then setting CF to use that DSN is exactly the same
thing - it should have no deleterious effect, other than using up a few
extra minutes of your time :-)

Happy Holidays!

Jeff Beer
Senior Programmer Architect
Hydrogen Media, Inc
(727) 530-5500 x303
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


 -Original Message-
 From: Greg Wolfinger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Friday, December 22, 2000 10:45 AM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Re: (OT): The +.htr bug strikes again becomes categorically
 executing want to be dev


  I am being anal, but you are misconstruing the Robin Hood
 legend. He did
 not
  steal from the "rich". He stole from the government

 Isn't the government rich?  The saying is "Steal from the
 Rich and Give to
 the Poor."  The "rich" is just referring to anyone with too
 much money, so
 they piss it all way.  To make this a little bit of a CF
 threadanyone
 know if there are downsides to setting up your own client
 database and using
 that instead of storing client data in the two tables generated by CF?

 --Greg
 - Original Message -
 From: "Jon Hall" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: "CF-Talk" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Friday, December 22, 2000 10:20 AM
 Subject: Re: (OT): The +.htr bug strikes again becomes categorically
 executing want to be dev


  I am being anal, but you are misconstruing the Robin Hood
 legend. He did
 not
  steal from the "rich". He stole from the government that
 was overtaxing
 the
  citizens. It may seem only a semantic difference, but it is
 actually a
 huge
  difference. Your telling of the story would make Robin evil in my
 eyes...and
  we couldn't have that. ;-)
 
  wow this is way off topic...
 
  jon
   Kinda like Robin Hood (stealing from the rich...) only without
   giving it to the poor
  
   A to steal from the corporate and give to me...
  
   ahem...not steal...i mispoke myself..."borrow permanantly".
  
   Miles.
  
   cf_sarcasm
   
   Yes what were you thinking putting us at the mercy of
 these ruthless
 and
   criminally minded developers.
   
   In fact i propose that all developers on this list be executed
  immediately
   to offset any danger to world democracy or the groovy
 capitalist system
  that
   lets us all make lots of money in the IT world.
   
   Granted many of us are not the kind of wicked, Dr. Evil type of
  developers,
   but hell why take the chance, its just not worth it.
   
   I further propose that the word coldfusion be banned as
 subversive and
   against god
   
   ---woe unto him that hath developed  in a wicked
 way
   
   /cf_sarcasm
  
  
 

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RE: (OT): The +.htr bug strikes again becomes categorically executing want to be dev

2000-12-22 Thread Gary McNeel, Jr.

LOL. But actually, you are right. But aren't big corporations running the
governement now anyway? They have been for 40 years. Alas, it will probably
get worse now that President (S)elect Bush is in office.

-Gary

 -Original Message-
 From: Jon Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Friday, December 22, 2000 9:20 AM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Re: (OT): The +.htr bug strikes again becomes categorically
 executing want to be dev


 I am being anal, but you are misconstruing the Robin Hood legend.
 He did not
 steal from the "rich". He stole from the government that was
 overtaxing the
 citizens. It may seem only a semantic difference, but it is
 actually a huge
 difference. Your telling of the story would make Robin evil in my
 eyes...and
 we couldn't have that. ;-)

 wow this is way off topic...

 jon
  Kinda like Robin Hood (stealing from the rich...) only without
  giving it to the poor
 
  A to steal from the corporate and give to me...
 
  ahem...not steal...i mispoke myself..."borrow permanantly".
 
  Miles.
 
  cf_sarcasm
  
  Yes what were you thinking putting us at the mercy of these
 ruthless and
  criminally minded developers.
  
  In fact i propose that all developers on this list be executed
 immediately
  to offset any danger to world democracy or the groovy capitalist system
 that
  lets us all make lots of money in the IT world.
  
  Granted many of us are not the kind of wicked, Dr. Evil type of
 developers,
  but hell why take the chance, its just not worth it.
  
  I further propose that the word coldfusion be banned as subversive and
  against god
  
  ---woe unto him that hath developed  in a wicked
 way
  
  /cf_sarcasm
 
 

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RE: (OT): The +.htr bug strikes again becomes categorically executing want to be dev

2000-12-22 Thread Gary McNeel, Jr.

Hey Eric, I am sending you a package in the mail. It will be in a plain
brown wrapper with a return address like Ed McMahon and Company, that sounds
like you may have won a lot of money. Just pick it up and shake it violently
before ripping it open. Think of it as a holiday present. (Note: Please do
not open around children or family members. Also, you may want to call a
bunch of your developer friends and gather BEFORE opening it. BIG SURPRISE
inside.

(thinking to self)
Okay. One (or more) less developer(s) means $125 an hour x 1.45 to 2. If I
send out 500 of these at a cost of 

-Gary

 -Original Message-
 From: Eric Dawson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2000 3:52 PM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: (OT): The +.htr bug strikes again becomes categorically
 executing want to be dev


 I wonder how the categorical execution of developers would influence the
 hourly rates we could work for. I mean think about it. If each developer
 executes one developer, the demand wouldn't change, so our rates would
 explode. maybe 10x what is currently available.

 E


 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: RE: The +.htr bug strikes again
 Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2000 15:05:49 -0800


 cf_sarcasm
 Yes what were you thinking putting us at the mercy of these ruthless and
 criminally minded developers.
 In fact i propose that all developers on this list be executed
 immediately
 to offset any danger to world democracy or the groovy capitalist
 system that
 lets us all make lots of money in the IT world.
 Granted many of us are not the kind of wicked, Dr. Evil type of
 developers,
 but hell why take the chance, its just not worth it.
 I further propose that the word coldfusion be banned as subversive and
 against god
 ---woe unto him that hath developed  in a wicked way
 /cf_sarcasm

 #code.monkey#

   ** Original Subject: RE: The +.htr bug strikes again
   ** Original Sender: Billy Cravens [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   ** Original Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2000 15:20:27 -0500

   ** Original Message follows...

  
   Don't you think it would have been better to wait until after Hasbro
   patched it to alert a list of hundreds of developers?  I often run
   across cf sites with the htr bug (it's hardly uncommon).  I usually
   email the webmaster personally, as opposed to the "Hey guys!  Look what
   I found!"
  
   Just out of curiosity (nothing against you Kevin): what are the legal
   implications for something like this?  Even if it's just a hole which a
   person could find on their own, can pointing it out be a cause for
   liability?
  
   --
   Billy Cravens
   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  
  
  
   Kevin Schmidt wrote:
   
Check out Hasbro Interactive.  They run entirely CF and
 haven't patched
 the
+.htr bug yet.  I alerted them to this fact.
   
Kevin Schmidt, Web Technology Manager
Allaire Certified Cold Fusion Developer
pwb inc.
integrated marketing communications
350 S. Main St., Suite 350
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
734.995.5000 (tel)
734.995.5002 (fax)
www.pwb.com
   
   
  

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Re: WAY (OT): The +.htr bug strikes again becomes categorically executing want to be dev

2000-12-22 Thread Todd Ashworth

Yes, the government tends to throw away too much money.  For an example, my
company's primary product is a client/server client and service management
system that we sell to many state government agencies.  We, of course,
provide tech support for our customers.  It amazes me how many calls we get
from "system administrators" that probably get paid twice what I do, that
don't even know how to do basic Windows networking.  The most extreme
example is where the new "systems administrator" from the largest and the
most well funded state level government agency in the country, in our
particular niche, E-mailed one of our tech-support guys to ask him what his
E-mail address is . and this is the agency that is charged with
overseeing all other such agencies in the state.

Your tax dollars at work, ladies and gents.  :)

Todd

- Original Message -
From: "Greg Wolfinger" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "CF-Talk" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 22, 2000 10:45 AM
Subject: Re: (OT): The +.htr bug strikes again becomes categorically
executing want to be dev


  I am being anal, but you are misconstruing the Robin Hood legend. He did
 not
  steal from the "rich". He stole from the government

 Isn't the government rich?  The saying is "Steal from the Rich and Give to
 the Poor."  The "rich" is just referring to anyone with too much money, so
 they piss it all way.  To make this a little bit of a CF threadanyone
 know if there are downsides to setting up your own client database and
using
 that instead of storing client data in the two tables generated by CF?

 --Greg
 - Original Message -
 From: "Jon Hall" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: "CF-Talk" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Friday, December 22, 2000 10:20 AM
 Subject: Re: (OT): The +.htr bug strikes again becomes categorically
 executing want to be dev


  I am being anal, but you are misconstruing the Robin Hood legend. He did
 not
  steal from the "rich". He stole from the government that was overtaxing
 the
  citizens. It may seem only a semantic difference, but it is actually a
 huge
  difference. Your telling of the story would make Robin evil in my
 eyes...and
  we couldn't have that. ;-)
 
  wow this is way off topic...
 
  jon
   Kinda like Robin Hood (stealing from the rich...) only without
   giving it to the poor
  
   A to steal from the corporate and give to me...
  
   ahem...not steal...i mispoke myself..."borrow permanantly".
  
   Miles.
  
   cf_sarcasm
   
   Yes what were you thinking putting us at the mercy of these ruthless
 and
   criminally minded developers.
   
   In fact i propose that all developers on this list be executed
  immediately
   to offset any danger to world democracy or the groovy capitalist
system
  that
   lets us all make lots of money in the IT world.
   
   Granted many of us are not the kind of wicked, Dr. Evil type of
  developers,
   but hell why take the chance, its just not worth it.
   
   I further propose that the word coldfusion be banned as subversive
and
   against god
   
   ---woe unto him that hath developed  in a wicked
 way
   
   /cf_sarcasm



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(OT): The +.htr bug strikes again becomes categorically executing want to be dev

2000-12-21 Thread Eric Dawson

I wonder how the categorical execution of developers would influence the 
hourly rates we could work for. I mean think about it. If each developer 
executes one developer, the demand wouldn't change, so our rates would 
explode. maybe 10x what is currently available.

E


From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: The +.htr bug strikes again
Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2000 15:05:49 -0800


cf_sarcasm
Yes what were you thinking putting us at the mercy of these ruthless and 
criminally minded developers.
In fact i propose that all developers on this list be executed immediately 
to offset any danger to world democracy or the groovy capitalist system that 
lets us all make lots of money in the IT world.
Granted many of us are not the kind of wicked, Dr. Evil type of developers, 
but hell why take the chance, its just not worth it.
I further propose that the word coldfusion be banned as subversive and 
against god
---woe unto him that hath developed  in a wicked way
/cf_sarcasm

#code.monkey#

  ** Original Subject: RE: The +.htr bug strikes again
  ** Original Sender: Billy Cravens [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  ** Original Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2000 15:20:27 -0500

  ** Original Message follows...

 
  Don't you think it would have been better to wait until after Hasbro
  patched it to alert a list of hundreds of developers?  I often run
  across cf sites with the htr bug (it's hardly uncommon).  I usually
  email the webmaster personally, as opposed to the "Hey guys!  Look what
  I found!"
 
  Just out of curiosity (nothing against you Kevin): what are the legal
  implications for something like this?  Even if it's just a hole which a
  person could find on their own, can pointing it out be a cause for
  liability?
 
  --
  Billy Cravens
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 
 
  Kevin Schmidt wrote:
  
   Check out Hasbro Interactive.  They run entirely CF and haven't patched 
the
   +.htr bug yet.  I alerted them to this fact.
  
   Kevin Schmidt, Web Technology Manager
   Allaire Certified Cold Fusion Developer
   pwb inc.
   integrated marketing communications
   350 S. Main St., Suite 350
   Ann Arbor, MI 48104
   734.995.5000 (tel)
   734.995.5002 (fax)
   www.pwb.com
  
  
 
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Re: (OT): The +.htr bug strikes again becomes categorically executing want to be dev

2000-12-21 Thread miles


Hmmm...I dont know about you folks but Im not adverse to 
a lil corporate raping and pilliaging now and again...

They're out to get your money any way possible.  I think it
my civic duty to tap them for everything I can get!

Kinda like Robin Hood (stealing from the rich...) only without
giving it to the poor

A to steal from the corporate and give to me...

ahem...not steal...i mispoke myself..."borrow permanantly".

Miles.

cf_sarcasm

Yes what were you thinking putting us at the mercy of these ruthless and 
criminally minded developers.

In fact i propose that all developers on this list be executed immediately 
to offset any danger to world democracy or the groovy capitalist system that 
lets us all make lots of money in the IT world.

Granted many of us are not the kind of wicked, Dr. Evil type of developers, 
but hell why take the chance, its just not worth it.

I further propose that the word coldfusion be banned as subversive and 
against god

---woe unto him that hath developed  in a wicked way

/cf_sarcasm

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