On Tue, 31 Jul 2001, Ian Stirling wrote:
> Not everyone has control of the system they can post from.
> Some IS departments are poor at keeping systems secure, but still
> won't let users touch them.
Or have been told by management that they are required to use buggy e-mail
clients because "it is company policy".
They tried to get me to use Exchange at the last company I worked for. I
laughed and then moved all my mail to the Linux box under my desk. I was
one of the few people in the company that had a stable mail account.
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