On Fri, Apr 05, 2002 at 10:54:34PM -0800, Rob McMillin wrote:
> between something correctly configured (as an analog, take gasoline in
> your car's tank) and assigns it the same value as the same thing
> incorrectly configured (say, a Molotov cocktail). Sure, SA's not
Just to nitpick -- both a
Craig Hughes wrote:
>I disagree that Paul is an ass. He makes some semi-valid points about
>people's fears, and about how sometimes ISPs misuse or misinstall tools
>on their systems, and thereby negatively impact their users. What I
>mostly disagree with him about is that SpamAssassin goes out
I disagree that Paul is an ass. He makes some semi-valid points about
people's fears, and about how sometimes ISPs misuse or misinstall tools
on their systems, and thereby negatively impact their users. What I
mostly disagree with him about is that SpamAssassin goes out of its way
to make it har
Craig R Hughes wrote:
>Hi there Paul.
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>Yours,
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>Craig Hughes
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Danged polite. I would have been sorely tempted to trail off with a,
"and the horse you rode in on!" (or far worse) but I decline the
invitation and leave it for others to attend to. What an ass this guy is.
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Hi there Paul. I'm currently maintaining the SpamAssassin project for Justin
Mason while he's off on vacation. He's the guy, by the way, who jokingly put
the "profit is dirty" message on his webpage.
I got pointed to your webpage http://www.talkbiz.com/assassin.html and went
there to read it
