Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 03/25/06 01:19

Herb Caudill (herb@caudillweb.com) writes:
> OK, OK, OK. Got it. Point is it used to work that way and all of us
> stupid schlubs who failed to read the fine print took advantage of the
> way it worked in practice.

An analogy: you build houses, and you use bricks and stone from some
place, and you think they are really great. Then one day someone tells
you that there is a lot of radon in the material...

> Thanks - I'll look into this. At first glance, it seems like a very
> complicated solution to (what used to be) a very simple problem.

But it has the distinct advantage of being a solution on which you
actually can rely.


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