My mailer thinks Jan Koum said:
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> On Wed, 6 Nov 1996, Colin Campbell wrote:
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[my garbage deleted]
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> > Colin
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> Following your analogy:
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> I don't trust any one with keys to my house. Even those who built
> it. I better build one on my own and know all "ins and outs" in case of
> fire or other natural disasters. Also, what if it rains and roof leaks and
> people from TIS are not around? You better know where to look for that
> leak, or else it will be a lot of water... ;-)
> Take your pick.
It all depends whether you are a master craftsman who has studied building
practices or someone who doesn't know a left-handed claw hammer from a
right-handed one. Besides, the people from TIS don't have the keys to your
house, you do. Since you insist on "building your own", have you written
a firewall package or are you using another, one that perhaps someone else
has the keys to?
Taking my pick and my shovel and both my hammers :-)
Colin
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