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And a Fix!, Gil Peeters * Problems with SILK on Apple Mac (and a fix!), Gil Peeters * smime problem, Gabriel Lopez o AW: smime problem (S/MIME Warning), Dieter Bratko * SSL on EBCDIC platforms, Eduardo Saltelli o Re: SSL on EBCDIC platforms, Andreas Sterbenz * How do I create a server socket?, Mattias Holm * DSA certificate problem, Vadim Grinshpun o Session Manager question, Vadim Grinshpun + Session Manager semantics, Vadim Grinshpun # Re: Session Manager semantics, And Benvenuti :: Tue Nov 13 14:58:46 2001 # AW: Session Manager semantics, Dieter Bratko + AW: Session Manager question, Dieter Bratko * Applet demo, Lionel Mace o o Problems connecting to sites using VeriSign, Gregory Stark + Re: Problems connecting to sites using VeriSign, Gregory Stark * Re: AW: AW: iSaSiLk w/o RSA talking to SSL web server, Spencer W. Thomas o Re: AW: AW: iSaSiLk w/o RSA talking to SSL web server, Andreas Sterbenz + Re: AW: AW: iSaSiLk w/o RSA talking to SSL web server, Thomas Dorris # AW: AW: AW: iSaSiLk w/o RSA talking to SSL web server, Peter Lipp # Re: AW: AW: iSaSiLk w/o RSA talking to SSL web server, Polar Humenn # Re: AW: AW: iSaSiLk w/o RSA talking to SSL web server, Ralph Roland + Re: AW: AW: iSaSiLk w/o RSA talking to SSL web server, Thomas Dorris # AW: AW: AW: iSaSiLk w/o RSA talking to SSL web server, Peter Lipp # Re: AW: AW: AW: iSaSiLk w/o RSA talking to SSL web server, Thomas Dorris + Re: AW: AW: iSaSiLk w/o RSA talking to SSL web server, Polar Humenn # AW: AW: AW: iSaSiLk w/o RSA talking to SSL web server, Peter Lipp o AW: AW: AW: iSaSiLk w/o RSA talking to SSL web server, Peter Lipp * iSaSiLk w/o RSA talking to SSL web server, Thomas Dorris o AW: iSaSiLk w/o RSA talking to SSL web server, Peter Lipp o Re: iSaSiLk w/o RSA talking to SSL web server, Ralph Roland + Re: iSaSiLk w/o RSA talking to SSL web server, Thomas Dorris + AW: iSaSiLk w/o RSA talking to SSL web server, Peter Lipp # Re: AW: iSaSiLk w/o RSA talking to SSL web server, Polar Humenn + Re: iSaSiLk w/o RSA talking to SSL web server, Andreas Sterbenz * Some general questions, Tommy Hellströ * iSaSiLk on OS/390, Thomas Ernst o Re: iSaSiLk on OS/390, Andreas Sterbenz o o Re: iSaSiLk on OS/390, Thomas Ernst + Re: iSaSiLk on OS/390, Andreas Sterbenz o Re: iSaSiLk on OS/390, Thomas Ernst + Re: iSaSiLk on OS/390, Andreas Sterbenz * RMI demo, Tommy Hellströ o Re: RMI demo, Andreas Sterbenz * Sales, Eric Lim o Re: Sales, Andreas Sterbenz * POSTing with HTTPS Connection...., Gil Peeters o Re: POSTing with HTTPS Connection...., Andreas Sterbenz o How to prevent storage of SSL session information?, Bharath Vutukuru + Further Observations; How to prevent storage of SSL session information?, Bharath Vutukuru + Re: How to prevent storage of SSL session information?, Spencer W. Thomas + Re: How to prevent storage of SSL session information?, Andreas Sterbenz * Untrusted Certs, Amlan Sengupta * Mail Problems, Andreas Sterbenz * SignerInfo advice..., Conturbia Riccardo * Rmi Error, Enrique Estevez Cuntin (Martin) * SSL_NULL_WITH_NULL_NULL, Stephan Rein * Problem with handshaking, Leonid Agronik o Re: Problem with handshaking, Andreas Sterbenz o o RE: Problem with handshaking, Leonid Agronik o RE: Problem with handshaking, Leonid Agronik Krishnan * Problems reconstructing the light demo applet, Tommy Lindberg * Missing w3c_http.jar in iSaSiLk3.0 beta 2 download, Charles Xu o o Fw: Missing w3c_http.jar in iSaSiLk3.0 beta 2 download, Eric Lim * new CA and SSL and server?, Colin Chalmers o Re: new CA and SSL and server?, Gil Peeters * HttpsDemo, Baligh Belgacem o Re: HttpsDemo, Dieter Bratko + RE: HttpsDemo, Charles Xu * Probs connecting to a Notes 4.6.1 Domino Server with SILK 3.0B2, Gil Peeters o AW: Probs connecting to a Notes 4.6.1 Domino Server with SILK 3.0B2, Peter Lipp * HttpsConnection, Gil Peeters o Re: HttpsConnection, Dieter Bratko * Configuration options on closure alert, Roger Bodé (QTX) o Re: Configuration options on closure alert, Andreas Sterbenz * problem with applet and Netscape, Conturbia Riccardo o Re: problem with applet and Netscape, Conturbia Riccardo * American export regulations vs JDK/JRE, Roger Bodé (QTX) o AW: American export regulations vs JDK/JRE, Peter Lipp o Re: American export regulations vs JDK/JRE, Polar Humenn * BadPaddingException, Nell Rehn o Re: BadPaddingException, Andreas Sterbenz + Re: BadPaddingException, Nell Rehn # Re: BadPaddingException, Gil Peeters # Re: BadPaddingException, Nell Rehn # WESTBERG Henrik 1922 New York - Ann-Kristin Westberg 12/05/99 # WESTBERG Henrik 1922 New York - Ann-Kristin Westberg 12/05/99 # Switzerland>NY-Rudolf &Margaritha Kernen - Tina Kernen 12/01/99 # Cris, 01 dec 1999,Brazil - Cristiano Ghisi 12/01/99 # Ship arrival at NYC in 1846 - Helen T. Zebley 11/29/99 * Re: Ship arrival at NYC in 1846 - Meg Campbell Tharp 2/28/00 * Re: Ship arrival at NYC in 1846 - Meg Campbell Tharp 2/28/00 :: Sun Sep 9 22:33:19 2001 * TORNADO WARNING FOR... SOUTHEASTERN BROWARD COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST FLORIDA NORTHEASTERN MIAMI-DADE COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST FLORIDA * UNTIL 600 PM EST Width: 25 Yards Fatalities/Injuries: 0 / 0 Property/Crop Damage: $ 0.0 / $ 0.0 ALLOWED TO EXPIRE AT 515 PM... AT 515 PM EST NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED A STRONG THUNDERSTORM OVER PALM BEACH MOVING EAST AT 20 MPH. THE STORM WILL MOVE OVER THE COASTAL WATERS OF PALM BEACH COUNTY AND THEREFORE A SPECIAL MARINE WARNING HAS BEEN ISSUED UNTIL 630 PM. LAT...LON 2679 8016 2662 8010 2670 7978 2690 7985 $$ WARNER WWUS52 KMFL 272228 SVSMIA FLC011-086-272300- THIS IS A DANGEROUS SITUATION. PEOPLE IN NORTHEAST METRO MIAMI-DADE SHOULD SEEK SHELTER IMMEDIATELY! LAT...LON 2592 8030 2585 8013 2604 7996 2619 8004 $$ HANDEL WFUS52 KMFL 272254 THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN MIAMI HAS ISSUED A * TORNADO WARNING FOR... NORTHEASTERN MIAMI-DADE COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST FLORIDA * UNTIL 615 PM EST * AT 552 PM EST... NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED A TORNADO NEAR LIBERTY CITY...MOVING EAST AT 15 MPH. Which, you know, I think is great. As long as the research is intriguing, and the experiments are rigorously performed, and so long as it's their own money and not mine, who the hell cares why the money is put up? And I'll tell you what, I'm in a hell of a lot better position, as an atheist, if they do prove God exists than a believer would be. I mean, then I could go, "Oh. Okay. What do you know? There's a God." The believers, on the other hand, would have a cataclysmic crisis of faith, which is to say they wouldn't have any faith at all anymore. How can you have faith in the existence of something that you already know exists? I'd stay away from the subject, were I them. But, hey, it's no skin off my nose. The horror for me would be if everything the most obnoxious, radically-right, fundamentalist, fire-and-brimstoner types say about God turns out to be true. You know, being a mortal, if my situation gets so god-awful I can't stand it anymore, I can at least kill myself and flee into the eternal peace of oblivion. If, however, I am immortal and I am faced with an eternal being that demands I love him no matter how despicably he behaves... well, where you going to go then? There's Hell, I guess, but from what I hear that ain't no picnic. You're looking at eternity, pal, either burning in Hell or sucking up to a right-wing nightmare. (For more on this, see: Michael Tolkin's The Rapture.) So, let me just say that if Sir John or his ilk do discover a God, I hope to Him He's the decent sort of Fellow a lot of decent people I know seem to believe in. Keep it up, Sir John. Keep funding that legitimate research. Of course the fan in me hopes that what you find is the Alien Civilization, but I could take a decent and truly loving God, in a pinch. See, here's the real evidence of Intelligent Design, in my opinion. We live in a culture where crackpot millionaires spend their own money methodically researching out-there questions, and maybe in the process they find answers that will take us to places we never dreamed of being able to go. Coming up with a culture like that takes some brains. Well, except I guess if we are going to be completely honest, we have to admit that the culture out of which Sir John springs wasn't really designed or anything. It just sort of, you know, evolved. April 14, 2005 at 12:13 AM | Permalink TrackBack TrackBack URL for this entry: Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Intelligent Designs: Comments ID always comes down to "shucks, I can't imagine how _that_ could have happened without some kind of designer". That is, it is actually the theory of Imagination Deficit. Posted by: richard | April 15, 2005 08:56 PM Post a comment Name: Email Address: URL: Remember personal info? Comments: In Memory The query that was sent to CAC was as follows: AUSTRALIA could be asked to take over Britain's military command in southern Iraq, which would require up to 300 more defence personnel to be sent to the war-torn country. The newspaper said an option under consideration was to have Australia take over Britain's divisional headquarters in the southern Iraq city of Basra, according to an article which appeared in the London Sunday Times. Washington was keen for Canberra to take over the command role should Britain pull back its troops, the article said.