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[Mads Bondo Dydensborg <madsdyd@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Sat, 6 Apr 2002, Preben Bille Brahe wrote:

> <nitpick>- nææh - men set i bakspejlet, så har sendmail stået for herostratisk
> berømte exploits (jeg hørte om exploits i Unix/Sendmail, før jeg vidste hvad
> Linux var !)
> </nitpick>

Der var en artikel om sendmail i den sidste Linux Journal, hvor 
forfatteren - en postfix mand - fremhævede at det sidste sikkerhedsproblem 
med sendmail var fra 1997 og at de sidste par releases har været feature 
releases.

Dunno. Nogen programmer skal jo være "de første" - det tragiske er først 
når langt senere programmer intet har lært (kan nogen sige "Ugens Outlook 
Virus?").

Mads

-- 
Mads Bondo Dydensborg.                               madsdyd@xxxxxxxxxxxx
The point is to decide what your needs are, pick an editor that looks like
it may fit them and then MASTER it. Learn every little nuance and key
stroke. Not just the easy stuff you pick up in an hour or two but especially
the obscure stuff. Learn it so well that your mind can stay about two steps
ahead of hands even when using the arcane commands and keystrokes. Then you
can edit in front of crowds and people will ohh and awe. Source code will
fear you. Project managers will want you. 
                                        - Dana S. Wheeler, M.D. on emacs/vi