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Hi. The thing with linux books is that you find online all you need. :) Also I am more into the FreeBSD OpenBSD business. More the BSD type than system V. :) From linux I use to work with Slackware but now I've joined the Gentoo cult. Yes I am into the telecom business (the space side of it). If you like sociological anthropology and cultural materialism Marvin Harris is great. You have to bear in mind that this books were written some 30 years ago. I have liked Cannibals and Kings : Origins of Cultures better but Cows, Pigs, Wars, and Witches is an entertaining read as well.

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Dinu

posted by dinu at 7:05 am (EST) on Feb 27, 2007

Hi,

I used to. Together with postfix. At the moment I am just running pop3 at home. :)

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Dinu

posted by dinu at 10:33 am (EST) on Feb 26, 2007

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