>Alan;
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>The gods that control your corporate computer experience are indeed amazing!
>
>I believe they all came from the same environment. When Governor Reagan opened the doors of the mental instructions in the state of California, many of the people who were released became dba’s, infrastructure managers, network administrators and other titles of that nitch. We should amuse such individuals or we could end up being just like them. :)
And I, for one, doubt I could stand all that bliss. ;)
Alan
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>Tom
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>>Hi Vlad,
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>>Ok, I'm allowed to read it if it's in French.
>>
>>They filter all kinds of things around here. For a long time we couldn't get to the Dilbert site because it was classified as 'humour', and we all know how catastrophic humour can be. People complained because they wanted Dilbert cartoons for their presentations to clients, and couldn't get to them.
>>
>>The whole thing is a bit weird. My favourite thing is that I'm protected to the max from getting a virus in my email, but they'll happily allow me to download all the virii I want from the internet.
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>>Alan
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>>>Hi!
>>>
>>>Yes, it is signed as "personal domain of Eric S. Raymond" - the author of article. Why it is filtered? Just because category is "Personal"??? I think this way they wanted to filter out the xxx pages from viewing, but xxx pages never use normal rules for WEB design and thus such filtering is useless here, I guess.
>>>
>>>Try also following link:
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http://www.lifl.fr/~courbot/documents/smart-questions-fr.html>>>
>>>It is a French version of this article.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>What kind of site is tuxedo.org - from the name, it sounds like a linux site, but when I try to access it, our silly 'smart computing' software bars me from it with the message:
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>>>>The request was denied, as specified in the SmartFilter Content Filter configuration. The content category reported is personal
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Alan
>>>>
>>>>>Hi!
>>>>>
>>>>>I think following should be a main link on the main page of ANY WEB forum, support, newsgroups or list server site. Despite it is for Linux users, really a lot of rules and recommendations there apply to, for example, UT WEB site forum members.
>>>>>
>>>>>
http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
