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The Second World War, Volume 1: The Gathering Storm by Winston S. Churchill

Beginning Linux Programming (Programmer to Programmer) by Richard Stones and Neil Matthew



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Male/31-35. Lives in Canada/Ontario/Ottawa/Manor Park, speaks French and English. Spends 80% of daytime online. Uses a Faster (1M+) connection. And likes Cooking/Reading.
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24 octobre 2002


[John Robb's Radio Weblog]

This seems to get John excited. I am sure he has never been to Quebec City in winter time...

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Looks like Charles is having difficulty getting Outlook to do SMTP forwarding to Zoe. I am still stuck; unable to my copy of Outlook to add the Internet email service. Can anyone else help him?
Charles Nadeau @ 10/20/2002 10:52 AM. I have a quick question on Zoe I dare to ask since I think you played with it quite extensively: Zoe can be used to "intercept" e-mails on their way to the SMTP server if Outlook is configured to reach its SMTP server through Zoe. I tried to configure Outlook to do so but Outlook can't accept a port number with 5 digits, only four digits or less. It means I couldn't enter 10025 as the SMTP port in my Outlook client. And i can't go in Zoe and change it...
[On The Mark]

I am still stuck with this problem, if you have a clue, let me know.

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San Diego Company Owns E-Commerce. Kernel Panic writes "Looks like you can now be sued for using graphical and ... [Slashdot]
This one is also sickening: An american company managed to patent e-commerce. Can you believe it? The patent office granted them a patent! This system of granting patent for anything to everyone and their dog is wrong.
Patents should be peer-reviewed before being granted. They should also be subjected to a period of public scrutiny during which the public and specialists in the field could point out prior art and/or notify the authority of the consequences on the intellectual common of granting this patent.
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