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[Sandy M Koenig]

explain what you mean by "nuke the reader's program"

I am new to computer language


RAVEN
Quoth the Raven, "Nevermore"

On Fri, 29 May 98 19:05:22 +0100 Jax <jax at onr.com> writes:
>Timothy A. McDaniel said:
>
>>Felip{e'} wrote:
>>> The next message has what I usually put in a letter
>>> to people that consistently mail out html.
>>> Warning, it'll close your mail reader if it understands
>>> Java...
>>
>>Regrettably, mail delivery has unpredictable delays.  Your
>>mail closer arrived in my mailbox before your warning.
>>
>>Sending a message intended to nuke the reader's program is
>>exceptionally obnoxious.  Pug, would you please consider a
>>policy that such behavior, especially if repeated or
>>destructive, may be cause for being kicked off the list?
>>Though it's sad that that has to be put into a policy.
>>
>>Daniel "though the temptation to send such messages is
>>almost irresistable ... I *really* don't trust Java
>>security, and now don't trust Java-ed messages" de Lincolia
>>-- 
>
>Didn't bother my Mac.. OK, I SWEAR I'll Stop... I SWEAR!!!
>
>Maybe.
>
>
>
>Regards,
>-Erik Wulfriksson-
> House of Brick
>
>"If you're going to do something, do it well. And leave something 
>witchy. 
>Leave something to let the world know you were there. Have a nice 
>day."
>                                                -Charles Manson-
>
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