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[B. Ross Ashley]

Looks to me like Mr Hardin is an Internet security person with a side 
interest in firearms; although he's precisely the Baen Books target 
audience, hee, I doubt the name of the website is anything more than a 
coincidence. I do get the feeling that he and I would understand each 
others' politics as long as nobody started shooting, and politely agree 
to disagree; and I certainly agree with what he has to say about 
Microsoft, Open Source and (especially) tarpitting spambots. If I were 
running my home network behind a Linux firewall I'd love to implement 
his security suggestions.

On Thu, 15 Feb 2007 08:42:47 +0000, "Martin Gill" 
<martinsgill at gmail.com> wrote:

On 14/02/07, quietann <quietann at gmail.com> wrote:
 > > I knew a Jon Hardin in high school, but not this one.  I knew even 
before I
 > > looked at the photos on this one's webpage, because (for all that I 
suspect
 > > we'd have severe political disagreements) the page is clearly owned by
 > > someone intelligent.  The Jon Hardin I knew from high school was, 
well, a
 > > goof.  And continued to be an easily scammable goof thereafter.
 > >

 > I'd agree with the political disagreements. What I'm curious
 > about though is what his intentions are for the domain and
 > the website.
 > People that register domains from books and stuff tend to create
 > fan sites, yet there's nothing there. If you google the site
 > for bujold or vorkosigan you get nothing.

 > I'm suspecting that this might be a dead end. Oh well.

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