On Sun, Jul 28, 2002 at 07:09:29PM +0100, kevin lyda mentioned:
>     there's a tutorial on linux.ie for it (thanks donnacha) but since i'm
>     not an apache person this only got me part of the way.  step by step,
Thanks kevin...mod_gzip for the terminally lazy :)

> MF> I don't think free speech is a license to speak directly at
> and be in the
> MF> physical presence of any particular individual of your
> choosing - especially
> MF> when that individual is busy doing something else and isn't
> interested.
Yep. I agree 100%
>
> Sure.  And that goes back to my second argument -- Cohen.   THey can
> walk away.   NObody compells them to stand there, I'll agree fully.
> But we still have a Constitutional right to speak out against
> policies, actions and grievances.
>
> Again.  If you want it another way, lets change the Constitution.
Huh?  Are you saying that whoever has the loudest voice gets to be heard?
Shouting down a public speaker could be considered a form of censorship. If
shouting down public speakers is 'protected' it is only a matter of time
before the people doing the shouting have their tactic used against
them -every single time they open their mouth-. The tactic is stupid and
non-productive and if generally used, will only result in chaos.  The tactic
is just stupid ego-bation at best, unless the goal is to generate chaos.
And humans whose goals and actions in life are to create chaos in society
should be locked up (provided you can accurately identify them, which is not
really possible anyway, but hey, this is my rant :-). IMHO.
Bill

Greg> OTOH, look into DCC (Distributed Checksum Clearinghouse,
Greg> http://www.rhyolite.com/anti-spam/dcc/), which uses fuzzy
Greg> checksums.  It's quite likely that DCC's checksumming scheme is
Greg> better than something any of us would throw together for personal
Greg> use (no offense, Skip!).
None taken.  I wrote my little script before I was aware DCC existed.  Even
now, it seems like overkill for my use.
Skip

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