ther country and
'Therefore, I would try to write as well as possible."
I guess in English, you're not interested in doing "my best to be taken
seriously".
http://odge.info/english-german/moron.html
-Dave
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Dave Mangot - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"'Crazy' loves company too." - Peggy (1/23/05)
Joachim Schipper ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) shaped the electrons to say:
>
> If it's memory, it's likely to be found by memtest86, if your hardware
> is i386. It can be had from various sources, and is included on the
> Knoppix CD, which I can recommend - it's not OpenBSD, but occasionally
> very useful.
ecause they were
generating GIF images on the fly or something like that. No security
nightmare there!
My .02,
-Dave
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Dave Mangot - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Pittsburgh Steelers - Superbowl XL Champs!
I was reading a comparison on the SipX website of Asterisk (which is in ports)
vs. SipX.
I thought OpenBSD users would get a good laugh as to one of the reasons SipX
says it's
better.
From:
http://sipx-wiki.calivia.com/index.php/Comparing_sipX_with_Asterisk
Size of the Code Base: In spite of i
STeve Andre' ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) shaped the electrons to say:
> Security issues. Take a look at
>
> http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports&m=107325746223524&w=2
In all fairness to Proftpd, the proftpd nowadays isn't really the same animal
as the proftpd of old.
I remember, and I think I even contr
