Roy Schestowitz wrote:
Good to see that this new host has already won some
> exposure. Do you happen to know if it's complete?
Don't know, but their are a number of parties creating archives and are
looking for space.
http://edge-op.org/iowa/README.txt
http://www.sonic.net/~undoc/comes_v_microsoft/
http://kafka.freeshell.org/iowaconsumercase.org_archive/
'PX9094 is another 1997 string of internal Microsoft emails discussing
dangerous security flaws in ActiveX controls for Internet Explorer 3xx,
which needed to be fixed or risk “major embarrassment.” After internally
discussing various options, Microsoft decided not to fix the problem
(which would have delayed the launch of Internet Explorer 4.0) but to
“simply say a prayer over this one'
'PX9096 is yet another string of internal Microsoft emails from around
the same time, also discussing security issues with ActiveX and the need
to keep quiet about those vulnerabilities. One email to Bill Gates states:
“if McNeally or the press get a hold of this, ActiveX is dead.”
”McNeally” is a reference to Scott McNeally, co-founder and Chief
Executive Officer of Sun Microsystems, a rival company. Another email in
the string observes:
“This is a really grim situation'
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