Brian Brunner
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>>> thebs413@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 11/18/05 09:40AM >>>
On Fri, 2005-11-18 at 05:43 -0800, Brian T. Brunner wrote:
>> 1: e-mail is a people skill, you affect people with it. The value
>> of your presentation rises or falls with your skill at presentation.
>In environments like this, communication over e-mail is not optional.
This concurs with my asserted point: e-mail is a personal skill.
>> 2: My embedded headless linux targets live in isolated
>> networks, even relative to other computer or
>> network equipment at the target site. At times, the nearest
>> land is 2 miles straight down (ocean floor).
> And your point is?
Slightly beyond your grasp? Who, pray tell, is my attacker?
>> 3: These targets are also without anything resembling
>> a linux-aware operator and (ipso facto) must generate
>> NO mail and self-limiting logs of a "usually ignored' type.
> Well, that makes a little more sense.
YAYYY! I've passed a cognitive coherence test from somebody
whose methods of presentation in e-mail are sufficiently poor
that I SIMPLY DON'T CARE whether I pass his tests.
Once again, I depart from this conversation.
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