full-disclosure - The "Alexis de Tocqueville Institution"

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From: d.huecking at gmx.net (David Huecking)
Subject: The "Alexis de Tocqueville Institution"

Have a look at Andrew Tanenbaum's comment on Ken Brown, president of Alexis de 
Tocqueville visit for an interview with him. 
http://www.cs.vu.nl/~ast/brown/
Tanenbaum says that Brown has more or less no idea on developing software or 
even history of UNIX.

On Samstag, 22. Mai 2004 19:58, http-equiv@...ite.com wrote:
> What kind of rinky-dink operation is this?
>
> Hosted on geocities? Do you suppose they took the $11.95 per
> month or the $19.95 or made a big splash and went for the $39.95
> per month "special". A whopping $25 saving setup fee too.
>
> Broken links everywhere, script errors everywhere, missing
> images. High-falutin name. Not unlike a "Senior Security
> Researcher". If it says so -- it must be serious and real.
>
> More wasted natural resources, more useless paper that will only
> end up at the bottom of a budgie cage.

-- 
Eat, sleep and go running, ;-)
David Huecking.

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