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Message-ID: <04Feb6.081107cet.118708@fd.hif.hu> From: adam at hif.hu (Szilveszter Adam) Subject: Interesting side effect of the new IE patch Cael Abal wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > | They, fiat and others that used the M$ non-stanard as a basis upon > which > | to build, deserve exactly what they decided to buty into and not > really > | research. That's what a company gets for buying into the tales their > | local-sales-lizard spews and thinking all those polished and glossy > | brochures are dead set facts. They need to re-evaluate their lack > of a > | 'grains of salt' procurement processes. > > It amazes me what sorts of supremely goofy ideas come to fruition -- > http://buy@...t.com ? That was a horrible idea, and the tech person > who signed off on it absolutely deserves the wrath of Fiat. > > Just because you may be able to power up your computer by shorting a > pair of contacts on your motherboard with a paperclip doesn't mean > you should. Absolutely agree. At a time, there was a huge German web hosting firm that also pushed these "@-URLs" to customers telling them how cute it would be to have the same web address as their email addy was... (like http://you@...rdomain.de) I do not know how successful it was but hope not very... have not seen the ad lately. Regards: Sz. -- * dr. Szilveszter Adam * adam@....org.hu * http://www.nhh.org.hu/ * * Communications Authority of Hungary * * Directorate Networks and Services * * Department of Information Technology Regulation * * H-1123 Budapest, Alkot?s u. 53., MOM Park Centrum * * H-1525 Budapest, P.O.B. 75 * * Tel: +36-1-457-7100 * Tel direct: +36-1-457-7935 * * Fax: +36-1-457-7210 *
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