Re: the word "constraints" in security policy
From: Adaptrx (adaptr@adaptr.xs4all.nl)Date: 03/20/02
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From: "Adaptrx" <adaptr@adaptr.xs4all.nl> Date: Wed, 20 Mar 2002 03:57:49 +0100
"Tim Haynes" <usenet@stirfried.vegetable.org.uk> wrote in message
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> > Over to you , Tim.
>
> I think my answer was less informative, albeit more subtly formulated ;8)
>
Ah ! But which is the more praiseworthy goal ?
To be concise and witty, or to be blandly destructive and yet _complete_ ?
My ego requires me to say : the latter, o'course...
But honesty would have me add : I'm not much for subtlety these days...
Although I must say...
If your response meant ALL THAT and was short 'n' sweet as well, phew !
BTW who IS Ann Summers, and what does her catalogue have to do with Linux
(if anything) ?
NOTE I'm neither an Englishman nor any other English-speaking native... erm
native English-speaker...
Heh it occurs to me (now) that I even gave him (the OPer) an answer : go
find an NT newsgroup.
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