hi damien - sending this to the list as well in case i am misunderstood more widely.
Damien Broderick noted [off list] that a sentence in my last email is broken.
>>I guess that is because people forget that Denmark had an explicit
>>eugenics program to enhance the IQ of its population ;-) Skin heads
>>keeping out "inferior" colours of immigrant is also suggests
>The sentence about skinheads appears to have been truncated. I wonder if
>you'd let me know what you meant to say?
For Daniel and the wider audience, I first wrote to "... suggests that there is a significant facist right in denmark."
I changed my mind and wrote "keeping out "inferior" colours of immigrant is not a good advertisment for Denmark."
Somehow, neither got sent. Oh well.
I was referring to a news item from earlier this year in which skinhead gangs were shown "standing guard" at the road entries to denmark "discouraging" non-whites from coming to Denmark.
best,
tim
Told you "need" NT? Point them to Amazon.com and this informational site.
http://yunus.cmpe.boun.edu.tr/~kosart/unix-nt.html
A quote:
For Windows 95 and NT users, one of the most popular places on the Web to get freeware and shareware is a site called www.windows95.com which due to the immense popularity of the site, requires a robust operating system and Web servers. Since all the software offered at this site is exclusively for Windows 95 or NT, and the overall flavor tends to be very pro Microsoft, one would assume that NT servers running IIS would be the logical choice for their Internet solution. Well, here's a quote from one of their own Web pages: What hardware and software is Windows95.com running on?
We use Pentium Pro computers running the BSDI UNIX operating system with Apache Web server software. Our servers are connected to the Internet via multi-homed T3 connections.
Note: This quote is from February 1998. They recently changed their name from Windows95.com to WinFiles.com although they still have use of the windows95.com domain name. This change transpired in March 1998.